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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
10
An advertisement argues age is not a barrier to vigor and productivity. It praises GOIDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules to keep kidneys, body, and mind in peak condition, promising improved energy and work capacity while offering a trial box and money back guarantee. A closing cartoon joke hints at youth’s effervescence as soda water.
Mrs Nannie Mes ser of Holland Texas recalls severe overall pain three years ago. She says Cardui cured her back head and head spins, restoring comfort as she continued its use. The ad notes Cardui helps simple female complaints and does not require surgery.
Bankhead Highway Association adjourns in Mineral Wells Texas with Texas route via Texarkana Dallas Abilene to El Paso selected for the all Texas Bankhead Highway. A Good Roads convention adopts resolutions endorsing a Texas state highway system and a bonds plan up to 75 million dollars.
A light exchange about Jemima draws attention to her loud presence and how others respond with humorous compliments. The line portrays playful banter centered on her expressive personality.
Ad copy touts Freezone as a cheap, painless remedy to eliminate hard and soft corns as well as calluses. It claims instant relief and simple removal with no pain or irritation. The message attributes safety to a Cincinnati genius and promotes cheap drugstore availability.
The Texas division of the World's War Veteran Association urged the governor to call a special legislative session to pass a constitutional bill allowing discharged soldiers to vote. The resolution was adopted unanimously in San Antonio after brief debate.
Judge George W. Jack of the Federal Court in Louisiana grants Houston appeal in telephone case. He issues a decree restraining Houston from interfering with Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company as it enacts the new higher rate set by Postmaster General Burleson. Bond fixed at $75,000.
A Texas roll lists soldiers killed in action and died of disease or accidents, wounded in action, missing in action, and officers like Capt Charles J Glidden who urge men to join the air service. Names include Candelaria Cook Ritzman Swilling Wilkins Runge Brown Brownley Campbell Harris Clay Pfeifer Neighbors Bradley Shuford Sharman Owens Sherwood Standridge Taylor Wilson Wood Wooten Newby Skaggs Simmons Rector Gore Lanford Thompson Kietzman Ray Riddings Smith Kincaid Owen Glidden and more, with addresses and hometowns from across the state. The Air Service invites applications to become aviators mechanics and related trades.
After a two day session the railroad commission completed its docket on restoring prewar passenger service on Texas lines. Managers opposed the plan citing unpaid expenses and expected losses, with figures showing past deficits.
Roger Q Williams of Millican Texas 40 shot and killed Miss Willie May Bell 18 of South Mansfield Louisiana in a Rice Hotel room then killed himself with a gunshot to the temple.
Secretary Tumulty at the White House said a cablegram from President Wilson in Paris provided a positive and unqualified denial to rumors of a secret alliance or treaty with any great powers. The statement was issued Thursday in Washington.
Quotation reflects Margaret Fuller's view that a simple expression becomes its own standard for judgment. The remark emphasizes consistency between perception and critique in art and craft.
The treasury announced new credits for allies: Great Britain $100,000,000 Roumania $6,000,000 and Serbia $268,000. This raises total allied loans to $9,138,829,000 with Britain receiving $4,256,000,000 Roumania $20,000,000 and Serbia $27,268,000.
A concise reflection on how optimism and simple thinking resist imitation. The line suggests that genuine simplicity is rare and valuable, easier to imitate superficially than to embody with true conviction.
President Wilson's firm stand on the Adriatic and secret treaties shocks the peace talks. Italy's Premier Orlando communicates that Italy will leave Paris unless its rights under the treaty are honored. Britain and France warn Fiume should go to Croatia if Italy insists on its claims.
President Wilson, writing from Paris, urged full subscription of the 4.5 billion dollar victory note issue to redeem the pledges Americans made entering the war. He noted sixty thousand lives sacrificed and stressed that further financial commitment is needed to fulfill the nation's promises and secure postwar peace.
Paris reports Germany has notified the Allies that it accepts all conditions for the Versailles conference. Delegates named include Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau foreign minister and Dr. Theodore Melschoir, with a German party total of seventy five to attend with full negotiating powers.
General William Rivers arrived in Brownsville to assume command of the border patrol district, relieving Colonel Farrand Sayre. In West Columbia, salt water intrusion is impacting field operations with several producing wells either halting flow or yielding much salt water.
Miss Tarte cites bright men as conceited and Mr Featheredge counters with a quip about being self- appreciative rather than conceited. The dialogue highlights playful battle of wits between two speakers.
An African groom married at eighteen after presenting gifts to the bride’s parents. The ceremony in Papanga of the Methodist Episcopal mission features an umbrella protected bride led by a bridesmaid, a procession to the groom’s house, and a goat meat breakfast. It ends with locally spoken proverbs.
Mrs Nuritch asks for the best gloves at the counter while a polite salesman confirms options. The dialogue turns humorous as the clerk asks length and she insists she wants to buy, not hire.
Jerome Mc Wade, a Duluth millionaire, dismisses European politics and manners with a sharp anecdote about a young count pressing for a settlement with a wealthy friend's daughter. The passage blends social satire with casual references and a joke about marriage and money.
A movement backs preservation of Fort Wilkins on Lake Fanny Hoey near Copper Harbor at the tip of the Keweenaw peninsula. The Keweenaw Historical Society supports saving the fort with remaining barracks quarters and stockade remnants cited as reasons for action.
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