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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
3
In a sharp exchange Senator Sorghum rebuts claims that lobbyists offer money. He describes modern lobbyists as experts with facts and figures who seem to expect payment for valuable information.
Mrs. Nonie High of Peach Orchard Arkansas describes chronic backache weakness and nervousness. She credits Cardui a mild vegetable tonic with no bad after effects for boosting strength reducing bloating and improving overall well being after twelve bottles. The ad notes druggists have sold Cardui for 40 years.
A historic remedy promises to darken dull or gray hair with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Readers are advised to ask a downtown druggist for the preparation and apply with a comb or brush to restore natural color by morning with repeated use.
In a vivid account from a naval gunner, the narrator recalls trench and field crossings at Dardanelles, directing a 14 inch gun to destroy enemy warehouses, sustaining wounds including a blinded eye, and earning the Croix de Guerre aboard the Cassard. He describes hospital care in Brest, letters from friends, and the deaths of Brown and Murray before his discharge and return to New York.
In the Dardanelles during Chapter XV Je Suis Blesse the Cassard engages Werft and Kaiserliche Marine cruisers at Cape Helles. The narrator manning the 14 inch turret reports heavy fighting, loss of a range finder, and pushing through extreme turret heat while keeping up salvos.
The article notes numerous fox shrines in Japan and mentions the badger as a feared animal among the superstitious. It describes beliefs that the badger can annoy people and imitate a priest, while the cries of weasels and baying of dogs are seen as evil omens provoking fear among believers.
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