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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
2
The ad touts Bayer and the Bayer Cross with genuine Reynhin tablets and directions for pain relief including headaches and rheumatic conditions. It notes tin boxes of 12 cost a few cents and druggists offer larger packages while describing Aspirin as Bayer’s trademark and chemical name. The text also shifts to a discussion of immigration and a deceased woman, mentioning disputed remarks.
The newly rich of Japan largely spent wealth on endowed colleges and in assembling literature and art treasures. They also funded avenues that feed the senses and nourish the soul through refined cultural patronage.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple directions enabling anyone to dye wool silk linen cotton and blends into rich fadeless colors. It promises perfect results when using Diamond Dyes and urges buying only this brand with a druggist color card available.
A terse scene shows a man entrusting James with $10 to guard until the caller returns. The outer office exchange hints at a money matter or awaiting a person, with no further details provided.
Pacific fleet cruisers Salem and destroyer No. 276 dispatched from San Diego to Mazatlan and Topolobampo to protect American citizens and interests amid reports of Sonora forces advancing toward Mazatlan. Sacrament o remains at Tampico. Frontera action delayed pending further review as officials note shifting loyalties among Mexican rebel and federal leaders.
Royal Russians 4 report arrives from Harbin with seven bodies buried near Pekin in the Russian cemetery outside the city wall. Identifications include Grand Duke Serge Mikhailovich Prince Ivan Elis Ivan Igor Grand Duchess Elizabeth and three servants. The corpses were said to have been found in a Perm coal mine and transferred by Kolchak forces under Dietrichs with King Peter’s involvement.
The supreme council on Friday declared Armenia an independent state but set no fixed borders. The new republic is expected to be compact so it can govern itself, since remaining Turkish populations could threaten the government.
Agua Prieta Sonora Mayo Indians marching to reinforce revolutionists refuse cattle meat. General Calles, chief of Sonora troops, ordered 1000 burros for meat for the Indians who accept the alternative.
An urgent appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission requests assistance to move grain from Panhandle points on the Santa Fe and Rock Island. The filing seeks 150 cars per day for the next 15 or 20 days to save grain already stranded from wind and rain damage.
London reports the death on Tuesday of the renowned British artist Riviere, noted for his contributions to early 20th century painting and sculpture.
Uric acid from meat irritates and weakens kidneys causing dull back pain dizziness and urinary problems. A remedy touted is four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast to flush kidneys and neutralize urine acids, promoting relief and a pleasant effervescent drink.
Tangier Ind resident Mrs Lillie McElwee recalls a four year battle with catarrh and exhaustion. She details sleepless nights and tremors until taking Cardui, reporting quicker sleep and renewed strength. The ad touts Cardui as a long-used remedy for common female ailments, sold by druggists.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It touts vegetable herbs and a sworn purity statement with every bottle and offers sample through mail order with ten cent request. It ends with a proverb about vanity and flattery.
A teacher asks a pupil about her fondness for school and the child replies with bold aims to attend every school until reaching the highest, and to study all histories including the history of the angels.
The Texas State Highway Commission approved additional funding for multiple counties to advance state highway projects. Notable grants include Cooke County 100000 on Nos 40 and 5 with completion conditions, Bexar 25854 on No 2 and 47643 on Pleasanton road, Travis 35000 plus 40000 previously allotted, and West Texas counties like Hudspeth 100000 and Reeves 125000 as part of efforts to finish No 1 from Texarkana to El Paso.
Tommy Milton powered a sixteen cylinder car in Daytona to new world marks for one and two miles. The first mile ran 23.07 at 156 mph and the second 27.17 for a two mile total of 46.24, surpassing Ralph De Palma’s prior times before steering into the sea to extinguish flames.
The American Red Cross announced a gift of 2,000,000 Polish marks to the Polish Red Cross to help curb the spread of typhus in Poland.
Rear Admiral Carlo B. Brittain, chief of staff to Admiral Henry B. Wilson, commander of the Atlantic fleet, shot himself on duty Thursday in Cuban waters, ending a long Navy career amid wartime patrols.
To relieve the print paper shortage the measure makes newsprint under eight cents free of duty for two years. President Wilson signed the bill on Saturday, enacting the tariff relief amid wartime material constraints.
An advertisement urges readers to drink water and take Dr Pierce’s Anuric Tablets before meals to combat backache, lumbago, and kidney or bladder troubles. A trial package costs 10 cents. testimonials from Henry Roth of Yoakum Texas praise the product’s benefits after using other medicines.
Mr Herbert M. Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire describes over ten years of stomach trouble with pain souring meals and chalky teeth. After taking Eatonic he reports rapid relief and no further pains and now eats what he likes.
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