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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
6
A permit is required for individuals wishing to reside in Switzerland, indicating regulatory steps for long term stay and residency eligibility under Swiss law.
Promotes eye health with Eye Remedy Co. Chicago offering relief after exposure to harsh winds and dust. Urged for all eyes in need of care, with treatment available on request. Forty percent of Americans attend church, a stat noted in the ad copy.
Fragrant, super creamy emollients keep skin fresh and clear scalp free from dandruff crusts and scales hands soft and white. Splendid for nursery and toilet use and economical. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
A man recalls a near leap year scare when a visitor proposed marriage but revealed a plan to organize a war fund benefit instead. The exchange turns on the unexpected fundraising scheme presented in the office.
A short note from Dartmouth Jack O'Lantern recalls a veteran father with a fine cedar chest and a joking line about a hickory teg.
A judge quips about resolutions noting that bad habits are so delightful there is no desire to break them. The remark frames a humorous critique of self discipline.
A forgetful man asks about the groundhog predicting good weather while noting two other discreet prophets refused further interviews. The exchange hints at erratic forecasts and media attention without detailing events.
A wife asks for the rope of pearls from her husband describing it as enough for her use while the husband upholds a principle of giving a man or woman rope enough in a domestic exchange.
French physicians are employing a specially prepared banana flour as a tonic. The preparation is used to support general health and vitality in patient care, reflecting interest in fruit-based nutritional remedies.
A man recalls starting coffee as a child and enduring nervous spells until switching to Postum. He credits Postum with better sleep and reduced headaches and endorses it to coffee drinkers. The ad cites Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan and two forms: Postum Cereal and Instant Postum with pricing.
In a dramatic House and Senate scene, the administration won decisive votes to back President Wilson on submarine negotiations with Germany. The McLemore resolution to warn Americans off armed ships was tabled in the House by 276 to 142 after a 256 to 160 first vote. The Senate killed Gore's resolution by 68 to 14, ending blocking tactics as debates surged across both chambers. President Wilson expressed gratification at congressional support and prepared to press talks with the Central Powers.
Paris confirms the death of Jean Mounet Sully the celebrated French tragedian and dean of the Comedie Francaise. He died at the age of 75 leaving a lasting influence on French theater.
William F. Kelley American consul at Rome was found dead in a chair on Saturday with death likely from heart disease. Separately, Charles E. T. Oxnam and Glenn Witt were executed in California prisons Friday for the killing of William Alexander, a Dallas Texas capitalist.
The Cadena street house in Mexico City once owned by Porfirio Diaz and confiscated by the constitutionalists has been returned to Armando Santa Cruz, representing the Diaz heirs. Diaz lived there for over twenty years.
Petrograd reports six craters taken by Russian forces while German troops are surrounded in a partly demolished blockhouse with heavy losses.
Mothers trust California Syrup of Figs as a gentle inside cleaner for children and adults. The ad urges a 50 cent bottle, promises relief from upset stomachs and constipation, and notes Prince Joachim as a mention in the same page.
Mrs Emma McBride of Boyd Alabama recalls six years of illness including weight loss, nervous spells, stomach pain and insomnia. After using Cardus the second bottle showed improvement and after the third she felt recovered. She praises Cardus as a splendid tonic and urges others to try it. For sale by all druggists.
The city reports more than 60,000 residents own automobiles. This milestone highlights growing car ownership and mobility in urban New York amid expanding road usage and related infrastructure.
A Harrisburg advertisement promotes a hair treatment to darken gray hair and remove dandruff. It instructs adding Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine to water, applying twice weekly, and markets as inexpensive and harmless to the scalp. It also notes Harrisburg’s official chiropodist for the police force.
An early 20th century health note explains meat can strain kidneys and outlines using four ounces of Rad Salt or Jad Salts daily to flush acids and improve kidney and bladder function. It promotes the beverage as harmless and beneficial, noting a fortune of Ann King Nicholas of Montenegro at $20,000,000.
Richardson Tex The annual convention of the Texas Press Association will be in El Paso June 6 7 and 8 with a full program. Topics include systematic Handling of News advertising agency topics and ways to develop subscriptions and advertising presented by editors and other media professionals from Texas and nearby states.
Washington Newton D Baker former mayor of Cleveland has been selected by President Wilson for secretary of war. Baker is a lawyer and a leading Ohio Democrat with close ties to Wilson since 1912 and a longtime friend from Johns Hopkins. He supported the preparedness program and foreign questions.
Two hundred Villa troops advance toward El Tiero Sonora from San Pedro Chihuahua after looting stores and taking townspeople as prisoners. Government troops are dispatched to El Tigre to reinforce the garrison.
Bureau of navigation reports 400000 people crossed the Atlantic as passengers last year with 250000 aboard vessels owned by belligerents.
In justice precinct No. 6 Anahuac and precinct No. 2 Hankamer the prohibitionists won. Precinct 6 tally was 76 for and 56 against while precinct 2 reported 45 for and 14 against.
Mrs. G. O. Lowery of Denison Texas attributes her recovery from severe female trouble to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after months of debilitating symptoms including chills hot flashes and dizziness. The testimonial claims dramatic improvement after three doses and ongoing benefit since.
A terse proverb suggests a woman often detects a man's deceit not by behavior but by a telling scent. The line implies that true nature emerges only after initial impressions fade and the air shows the man's character.
Advert says Resinol Ointment stops itching and begins healing on eczema ringworm rashes and other skin diseases after applications with Resinol Soap. Doctors have prescribed it for over 20 years for severest cases and dandruff pimples. Sold by all druggists.
An old advertisement touts Capucine for headaches pains and nervousness claiming quick relief with no narcotic effect. The ad contrasts the idea of giving with boxing gloves implying a charitable or moral message about generosity.
An advertisement touts the Magic Washing Stick as a harmless, no effort solution for washing white, colored, and wool fabrics without a machine. It claims fast results, no rubbing, and safe use on delicate items, priced 25 cents and sold by druggists and grocers, with orders to send stamps to Sherman Texas.
Henry A Love reports long backache left side pain frequent urination and rheumatism eased by Dr. Pierce Anuric Tablets from Buffalo. He claims other remedies failed and notes trials show Anuric 37 times more active than lithia. 10c trial package offered.
Local rumor notes De Swift postpones divorce as his wife pursues money plans, prompting speculation he will wait. The fragment suggests domestic matters and financial maneuvering influence marital decisions.
An advertisement for Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer claims to darken gray, faded, or dry hair without dye. It promises healthier scalp and hair, with a guaranteed dark result or money back, and offers a large bottle via druggists or prepaid mail order from Q-Ben, Front St Memphi s Tenn.
Jiggs notes the beekeeper of a trust is always figuring but doesn’t count in this wit filled exchange. The strip plays on savvy leadership and overlooked roles within a complex organization.
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Cressing as an original product that darkens hair naturally without dye for $1.00. A humor piece contrasts a daughter’s question about her father’s generosity with a joke about him giving three dozen fresh eggs to start housekeeping.
An advertisement touts Laxative Quinidine Tablets priced at 25 cents as a remedy for head cold, La Grippe, and severe headaches with a strong urging to use the product.
A witty exchange notes diners carry off much silver and the staff cannot recover all loose change. The humor rests on the contrast between formal dining and the easy loss of small coins.
A historical note observes that nearly all European rulers are shorter in height than their spouses, highlighting a recurring gender dynamic in royal lineages.
The Producers' Of Company Friday brought in a 50 barrel well six miles from Palestine in the Palestine district. The discovery marks a significant oil impulse near the town with activity centered around local fields.
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