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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
6
Mrs Dora Williame recalls a 10 month bed rest due to stomach trouble and credits Eatonic with her recovery. The ad promotes Anatonic as a remedy for indigestion acidity belching sour stomach and related symptoms with a druggist guaranteed big box price.
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief from a stuffed head due to cold or catarrh. Ely's Cream Balm is described as antiseptic and fragrant, penetrating nasal passages to soothe swelling and provide quick breathing relief.
A hostess recounts Mrs H visiting a house party and her passion for souvenirs. The friend recalls a past stay, noting the woman’s collecting habit. The punchline reveals the host missed her husband when Mrs H departed.
The Austin report covers swift house and senate action with close votes. Highlights include a failed attempt to abolish the markets and warehouse department, the passage of a $200,000 appropriation for an adult blind industrial school, and redistricting moves increasing representation to 150. Also noted are bills on road bonds, tax rolls, and state aid for Nueces seawall.
The house approved a bill by Quinn prohibiting hiring persons with contagious diseases in restaurants hotels cafes and public eateries with pre employment medical exams. It also passed Thomasons measure to appropriate 350000 for vocational education, contingent on matching federal funds.
Allied forces move into Düsseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort to enforce penalties for Germany's reparation failures. Belgian, French, and British troops secure bridges and key sites while setting up administration under allied control. Traffic and communications disrupted as occupation proceeds east of the Rhine.
Henry Ford was elected president of the Detroit Toledo and Toronto railroad at a meeting of directors to succeed Joseph A. Gordon who remains on the board. The announcement was made at the railroad's office on Friday in Detroit Michigan.
Grand Rapids born J Newton Nind, president of the Periodical Publishing Company, died Sunday at his winter home in St. Petersburg Florida. He was 66 years old.
President elect Harding and President Wilson extended condolences to Mrs Champ Clark on the death of her husband, the former Speaker of the House and Democratic leader. The messages were delivered in person by Harding and in writing by Wilson on Thursday.
Kosse Texas chamber of commerce handed out a number of registered Poland China pigs to club boys on Saturday to support youth programs and agriculture education.
London reports the assassination of Spain's prime minister Eduardo Dato as he exited congress. He was killed by revolver shots and died from the attack.
The Humble Oil and Refining Company's No. 2 well at Blue Ridge Houston Texas reached 3 565 feet Friday and is reported to be producing about 1 500 barrels.
Helsingfors reports rebels bombard Petrograd and Soviet batteries at Systerlek Revonnena and Tarbovka as Kronstadt faces bombardment in a Vyborg dispatch.
Dodson promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel praising its gentle action and quick relief for bilious symptoms. He claims calomel causes cramping nausea and potential salivation while Liver Tone is a harmless vegetable substitute that improves energy. He guarantees satisfaction with a money-back offer.
A Kentucky visitor questions an elderly unmarried African American. He jokes he lacks matrimonial risk. In Mississippi a coal bin accident prompts a quip about watching where coal is thrown. The dialogue includes racial slurs and harsh humor reflecting the era.
A quoted exchange from the Boston Transcript recalls courtship. He says she was worth her weight in gold and she notes how skinny she was before marriage. The dialogue captures nostalgia and affection in a compact moment.
A proverb-like line urges seeing good in neighbors and choosing kindness as a guiding principle. It emphasizes benevolence and charitable outlook toward those nearby.
A concise reminder that those who vote gain influence beyond those who only argue, underscoring the real-world impact of electoral participation on policymaking and governance.
In a witty exchange Stella asks about her husband’s worth while Bella jokes she cannot know his replacement value. The dialogue quips that too many dollars in a man’s pocket can cloud judgment, playing on humorous gendered banter.
A brief directive urges youth to seek wholesome joys that leave lasting, pleasant memories rather than unsettling or uncanny experiences. It emphasizes discernment and mindful recreation for a healthier life.
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