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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
9
Engineers near Latrobe Pennsylvania completed the deepest well, striking natural gas at 7 428 feet after 30 months of drilling begun in 1922. Gas flows at 500 000 cubic feet daily, with total sinking cost around $200 000.
Advertises California Fig Syrup as a pleasant tasting laxative for children and adults, claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels. Warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup printed directions on the bottle and to say California to avoid imitators.
The ad markets Joint-Base as a remedy for rheumatic joint pain promising quick and lasting relief regardless of chronicity. It claims Joint-Kase is a clean penetrating preparation popular with druggists and asserts relief follows joint agony.
Gerald, pale and restless, seeks to renew ties with Madame de Ponlere and Pauline at their hotel in South Kensington. He arranges to call on them at Erriston Gardens and invites them to a casual Ranelagh dinner to escape the heat, while Pauline nudges a cautious aunt toward acceptance.
A digest of kitchen tips and recipes including Cheese Salad, Rolled Oats Fruit Cookies, Toasted Marshmallow Cake, Chocolate Pie, Party Punch, Simple Apple Pudding, Orange Sandwich Bread, Angel Parfait, and Split Pea Soup. Contains detailed ingredient lists and step by step directions for each dish and dessert.
Christopher guides Myrtile to departure with orders to reach London next morning. He warns that true love requires time and restraint while Gerald's attachment remains a whim. Mary doubts the choice, yet aids the plan as Myrtile leaves for the station and the night train pulls away.
The piece notes Benjamin Franklin as a rare, contented man who thrived in happiness and abundance. It highlights his quiet influence as a leading figure in the First Congress, his habit of sleep, and his control over life from age sixteen to eighty four, leaving an estate of about a quarter million dollars to heirs.
A genealogist explains that a great great grandfather died by hanging, though terms are softened as apnone and pendulous Illo queation. Mrs Newrich asks for a written note to tell her acquaintances but the expert declines.
A young Japanese student killed Kimimatsu Nakagawa, a principal at a large school, then went to Nakagawa’s home and told his wife where to find the body before disappearing. The crime stemmed from a dispute over the student’s conduct at school.
Public service notice urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe for 28 years. It cautions that imitations may be dangerous and instructs consumers to say Bayer when purchasing Aspirin.
A letter-like note touts Roman Eye Balsam applied at night for refreshed eyes by morning. It mentions 372 Pearl St. N and claims honors surpass those earned elsewhere. The dialogue about a quiet town area hints at a claim related to residence and family.
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