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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement warns that calomel salivates and loosens teeth and urges using Dodsons Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute. It claims the product cleanses the liver without sickness and even suits children. The ad ends with a Bible-themed cartoon caption about a Ford camel joke.
An advertisement urges readers to try Vacher-Balm for hurts and soreness claiming it surpasses any competing product regardless of price. It directs readers to ask their druggist and cites E. W. Vacher, Inc., of New Orleans, as the provider.
A lighthearted spring game scene features players joking about a phrase game. One participant asks if another plays Put and Take and replies with a cheeky riff about putting on light underwear and taking it off, drawing laughs from bystanders.
Mrs. Ella M. Bailey of Blountstown Florida describes how Cardui helped her after severe fatigue nervous restlessness and low spirits from change of life She credits one bottle with reducing nervousness improving appetite and sleep and completing a full recovery Cardui has been used for over forty years and is sold by druggists nationwide.
President Harding urges ship subsidy legislation alongside tariff action as Republican leaders anticipate quick adoption of the Fordney McCumber tariff. Senate debate looms with 2,000 amendments amid conference committee wrangles, while Democrats trade optimism about Harding’s popularity and possible adjournment.
In a vignette from the San Francisco Chronicle Helen reports Johnny Staub cursed at her with the phrase By golly you make me tired. The scene captures a child asking about oaths and a mother's guidance on speech.
In a humorous exchange Senator Sorghum notes that voting costs have risen from past expectations to a prohibitive level, reflecting a shift in political norms and the price of influence over time.
A New York Sun quote notes the judge as a smart man who gave a sentence that required six months to work out. It mentions new highways planned between Peking and Tien-Tsin in China. Ten thousand laborers funded by the American famine relief program would build them.
Vera Palmer recounts Richmond's historic St. John's church graveyard and 1775 convention where Patrick Henry urged liberty with the famous plea give me liberty or give me death. The piece traces the church's founding by Richard Randolph, its early dimensions, and the 1741 completion, noting 80 patriots interred there and the architec tural changes including a debate over lightning rods.
The article recalls Washington's headquarters at Valley Forge as a lasting national shrine marking the brutal winter when the Continental Army endured cold, hunger, and hardship, with Washington guiding hopes for spring.
A 50 inch muzzle loader with a 43 inch barrel once used at Bunker Hill in 1775 and New Orleans in 1813 was presented to the State Historical Society in Columbia by P. J. Hainey of Barnard Missouri. The worn gun retains its lock stock and barrel and can still fire though the stock carries a tallow patch box for greasing ammunition.
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