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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
8
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel urging readers to try a spoonful to relieve sluggish liver bowels headaches biliousness and other distress. It claims calomel is poison and promises no salivation or stomach upset and even suitable for children.
Exploration along Cuba's eastern north shore reveals three barren areas actually hosting very pure iron ore deposits estimated at 2 to 3 billion tons. After drying, ore yields 40 to 45 percent iron. Ore from this source has already been exported to the United States.
Mrs. O B Grimes of Colquitt Georgia recalls using Teethina when her baby suffered a swollen hard stomach and gas. She credits the remedy with restoring health and notes the child now has sixteen teeth. The ad urges purchase from druggists or by sending 30 cents to Moffett Laboratories Columbus GA for a full size package and a free baby book.
A New York Mall item notes fashion sense suggests shirtwaists for men are making a comeback though the trend may still be resisted by some. The piece reflects on clothing styles and public opinion.
A proverb-like remark notes that a father who strives for his children's welfare often contributes positively to the nation. It links individual family effort with civic duty and national well being.
In a humorous exchange, Some Squad asks First Coach why vegetarian plans fail. Second Coach explains losses occurred after opponents tossed garden bags causing fear among players.
The ad argues catarrh is a local disease worsened by run down health and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic to support constitution. Sold by B. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio for over years.
A rural couple strolls with a cow and calf nuzzling, prompting a playful remark. The man jokes the sight makes him want the same, and the woman wittily calls it father’s cow. The exchange ends with a ghostly punchline.
An advertisement highlights a woman of distinction whose charm comes from a delicate perfume. A Cuticura cleansing bath followed by Cuticura Talcum powder promises clear sweet healthy skin.
In the ceremony the bride nearly fainted and required her father’s support until it ended. Edith notes that the father now supports both bride and groom, as the Sheffield Telegraph reports.
A reflective note emphasizes the effort and clarity required to pursue beauty in daily living, urging steady attention and perseverance to appreciate life’s finer qualities.
Austin commissioner George B. Terrell urged tightening immigration law to boost wages and revive business. He contrasted current quotas with 1921 22 figures, warned against loosening, and cited Ford as wage example. He said labor shortages are not present in Texas and emphasized Americanization of new arrivals.
Public sale will feature Sarah Bernhardt’s books pictures and furniture many items gifted by friends. The Paris residence held a rich collection of artworks and an attractive library as part of the auction lineup.
Jackson County farmers plan to resume planting in Edna Texas as the season has been backward and little cotton or corn has emerged. Once reactivated, planting is expected to proceed quickly due to the delayed start and poor early progress.
Brussels reports Belgium is floating a loan of 1,000,090,000 francs to fund postwar reconstruction. The country’s note circulation stands at 6,858,000,000 francs as finance officials pursue recovery steps.
A Black individual was knocked unconscious, a horse died, and property and crops suffered thousands of dollars in losses after a Friday hailstorm in Coweta Oklahoma. Some hailstones measured up to six inches in circumference.
Red Top the Rooster recounts a near accident with an automobile horn and stalled engine, claiming pride in how he made the car start again. Mrs White Hen and friends listen as he boasts about his crowing and the car’s ignition, ending with praise from the barnyard crowd.
Latest markets snapshot covers Fruits and Vegetables in Florida and the East. Potatoes, onions, cabbage and berries show mixed movements with price shifts across states including Florida Alabama and South Carolina. Grain and live stock prices edge up and down as markets react to export demand and weather reports.
Dialogue shows a boy asking to see sound and a parent replying. The boy recalls a hat described as resembling thunder, prompting a memory of family conversation about perception and language.
A St Paul Minnesota facility advertises a product claim promising hair growth on bald heads with a six dollar price and a money back guarantee. The listing cites Rachmaninoff Laboratories as the origin or sponsor of the treatment.
The Wiggly Wobbly store proprietor in Peeweecuddyhump says small town ties hurt merchandising as customers criticize local shops for mail orders while his wife orders five times more from distant octopus or octopi firms, sparking witty back and forth.
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