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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

3

Mild Bond's Liver Pills Promised Relief for Bilious Headache

An advertisement touts Bond's Li R Pills as a mild thorough remedy for bilious headaches and inactive liver. It claims quick bowel regulation and poisons clearance with a two to three night course, bottle priced at 2 cents. Also features a joke about a school sweetheart letter and a wary husband.

Bond

Do Your Duty Henry

A Birmingham Age-Herald humorous exchange describes a burglar scare at a home last night. The husband confirms nothing was stolen while the wife remains calm and practical asking about life insurance payments and urging duty.

Birmingham’ Age-Herald

Cardui Advertised Relief for Womanly Ailments

Mrs. Mary Reese of Chilton Texas credits Cardui with easing back pain and general weakness after a lengthy illness. The ad claims Cardui’s medicinal ingredients act as a tonic to rebuild health and strength, urging women to try it through druggists.

Chilton Texas Mary Reese Cardui

Get Out Angelina the Boiler Is Going to Bust

A young driver fails to coax an old motorcar into life as it jerks and halts. The woman declines to exit, but the driver insists the boiler will blow. Angelina finally obeys, ending the comic scene in London Tid-Bits style.

Angelina George London

War Prices: Public Works Board Faces Odd Boiler Bill

Holyoke Massachusetts public works board hired a man to inspect boilers in a netty building and soon received a strange bill: To 5 looks, $12. The bill will be paid.

Board of Public Works Holyoke Mass Netty Cartoons Magazine

Fragmented Exchange Reveals Family Discord

A brief passage captures a homespun quarrel as a parent jokes about a child's future faith and a child retorts that the parent makes a business of licking him, illustrating a domestic moment of taunts and mischief.

Unanimous Push to Repeal Semi luxury Taxes in War Bill

Washington report notes the House Ways and Means Committee unanimously backs repeal of semi luxury taxes to ease wartime financing. The piece discusses debt, tax policy, and the busy life of Congress members, including correspondence, speeches, and press gallery dynamics. It emphasizes bipartisan consensus and the burden on finances and taxpayers.

Edward B Clark Washington House Committee On Ways and House Congress United States Gus J. Karger Cincinnati Times-Star Harry C. Stevens Minneapolis Journal Charles 8. Albert New York World Ben F. Allen Cleveland Plain Dealer Arthur S. Henning Chicago Tribune Standing Committee Senate House of Representatives Senate Committee On

Time as Property and Forelock: Managing the Clock

A concise discussion on treating time as a valuable resource requiring anticipation and proactive control. It argues for planning, prioritization, and timely actions to prevent wasted moments and maximize productive use.

Everything Lovely Howdy Gap Salute in Tomlinville

In Tomlinville a Gap Johnson greets Ruinpus Ridge resident Jurd and reports a gut of troubles at home from illness and storm damage to a broken arm and a gunshot incident, yet notes speaking of swapping for a running horse and a litter of six pups.

Gap Ruinpus Ridge Tomlinville Gap Johnson Kansas City Star

Meeting a Little Boy in Haste and a Father’s Name

A passerby helps a breathless boy who rushes down the hill seeking his father. The boy asserts the speaker knows his father, insisting he can recognize him easily despite the speaker not knowing the boy’s father yet.

Long-wreathed Philadelphia lawyer ends case at hotel bar

Dr H Murphy recalls a notorious long-winded Philadelphia lawyer who, after six hours of pleading, is stopped by a note from a colleague inviting him to join a hotel drink. The jurors witness his abrupt exit as he heads to the bar, leaving the case in his opponent’s control.

United States Bourber

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