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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1914

Page

2

Native of the Southland Praises Cardus for Health Revival

Mrs Ed Davin of Phillicothe Ohio declares Cardus Woman's Tonic saved her life. After years of weakness following childbirth she treated with Cardul Home Treatment advised by Chattanooga Medicine Co officials. Four bottles restored her ability to walk and do work, prompting praise and urging others to try Cardul.

Phillicothe Ohio Southland Ladies’ Advisory Department Chattanooga Medicine O

Lose Habits of Industry

The note contrasts European women, especially in France, as more industrious than when they arrived in this country highlighting immigrant work discipline and social shifts.

France Europe

Six-Sixty-Six Prescription For Malaria Or Fever

An ad touts a malaria and chills remedy promising five to six doses to break a case and serve as a tonic to prevent recurrence. Also notes a London man who proposed after three rejections and, after a severe accident, had his face rebuilt and was accepted.

London

Untitled Cajun Dialect Exchange Sparks Curious Question

In a morning exchange, Aunt Liza’s former mistress notes a shy child behind his mother’s skirts and jokes about the unusual name Gat Prescript. The aunt explains she simply calls him that due to hard work to fly.

Liza

Wingless Victory Aunt Dinah in Charleston Sermon Style

A tale from Charleston features Aunt Dinah a colored saint who leads church singing during tithe collection. She shouts praise while the plate nears the altar, until a visitor, Iwacon Alphbronian Green, questions the practice and quips about giving to make the song “Fly abroad, thou mighty Gospel” effective.

Dinah Charleston

Happy Now Family of Twelve Drink Postum

A Batwe Creek Michigan family reports relief from headaches dizziness and stomach issues after replacing coffee with Postum. The mother and brother improved after quitting coffee and trying Postum Regular and instant forms are advertised with prices and brewing instructions.

Happy Now Postum Postum Co Bat We Creek Mich

White House wedding links president's youngest daughter to treasury secretary

The ceremony tied the presidents youngest daughter to the current treasury secretary. Details describe a high profile union within the nation's capital, with attendance by prominent political figures and officials.

White House Wedding Brings McAdoo and Eleanor Wilson

Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, wed William Gibbs McAdoo, secretary of the treasury, in the Blue Room of the White House. The ceremony, arranged without formal diplomats, was conducted by Rev. Sylvester W. Teaches at Princeton, with less than a hundred attendees in attendance.

Washington Eleanor Randolph Wilson Sylvester W First Presbyterian Church Princeton Wilson

White House Wedding Quiet Ceremony for Wilsons Daughter

A brief White House ceremony united the president and Mrs. Wilson in marriage as they gave away their daughter in a family affair. Relatives and cabinet members attended in the Interior’s floral setting while the Marine Band played.

White House Marine Band Sallie McAdoo Frances Bowes Sayre Margaret Wilson Nancy

Cyclone Destroys Two Towns In Northeast Texas

A cyclone swept across East Texas from Cleburne to the state line destroying Maud and Redwater in Bowie County. Four people died in Maud and about thirty were injured. Redwater saw about twenty five injured with a risk of more deaths. Rail and interurban lines were crippled as homes and crops suffered widespread damage.

MAUD Redwater Bowie County Texas East Texas Cleburne Sevarghns Waxahachie Ennis Midlothian Erris Paris Greenville Pittsburg Texarkana Dallas-Waxahachie

May 10 designated Mothers Day in Texas

Governor Colquitt proclaims the second Sunday in May as Mothers Day and urges all Texans to honor their mothers with song and service. He asks people to wear a white carnation and a miniature flag on their coats to reflect progress in education and woman’s advancement.

Austin Tex Colquitt I. O. B. Colquitt Texas

General Daniel Sickles Dies In New York Home

General Daniel E. Sickles, veteran Civil War commander and founder of the Excelsior brigade, died at his home on Sunday night. He led brigades at Antietam and Chancellorsville, commanded the Third Corps at Gettysburg where he lost a leg, and rose to major general of volunteers at age 37.

New York Daniel E. Sickles Daniel Edgar Sickles Gettysburg Sickles Excelsior Peninsula Antietam Chancellorsville

Texas Corporations Chartered In Austin

Austin charters new firms Trinity Farm Company of Dallas with 5000 capital stock Southwestern Coal Company of Amarillo 40000 capital stock Lincoln Tank Company of Electra Roche Oil Company of Fort Worth 10000 capital stock

Austin Tex Trinity Farm Company of Dallas Capital Southwestern, Coal Company of Amarillo Lincoln Tank Company of Electra Roche Oil Company of Fort Worth

San Benito Shipments Rise in Week Cabbage Lead

Truck shipments from San Benito Texas show cabbage at thirty six carloads and mixed potatoes and onions at two carloads for the week, lifting cabbage total to nine hundred forty three carloads.

San Benito Tex

Tariff Amended on Vegetable Car Stoppage Rules

Austin Texas railroad commission amends fruit and vegetable tariff to allow no stop charge when a designated stop becomes the final destination under rule 34. The change, effective May 11, applies when a car’s cargo is sold at the second stop and that stop becomes the final destination.

Austin Tex Railroad Commission

Mail Carrier Narrowly Escapes Stream Crossing

Garrison Texas reports mail carrier W. Young barely survived crossing a swollen stream near Garrison on Wednesday. He lost money order packages totaling about $1,100 in the floodwaters.

Garrison Tex W. ©. Young

Rice Planting Month Delayed by Wet Weather

Beaumont Texas farmers report rice planting in the county is about a month late due to ongoing wet conditions.

Beaumont Tex

Railroad valuation costs near one hundred million dollars

Reports received by several railroads indicate the physical valuation of railroads in the United States will require about 100 million dollars.

Chicago United States

Two Casualty Concerns To Quit Texas

In Austin at least two of ten workers compensation insurers plan to leave Texas over the May 15 rate cut. Aetna and Fidelity and Casualty Co of New York have written notices, citing low loss ratios and unprofitable terms, with more carriers expected to follow.

Austin Tex Texas Aetna Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York Massachusetts Aetna Siys Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York

President selects five for Federal Reserve Board

President Wilson on Monday named five men to join secretary McAdoo and the controller of the currency in forming the Federal Reserve Board. Nominees included Paul Moritz Warburg, Harry A. Wheeler, W. P. G. Harding, Dr. Adolph Casper Miller, and Richard Olney who cannot serve. Nominations to be sent to the Senate in a few days.

Washington Wilson Kuhn, Loeb & Co Harry A. Wheeler Chicago Union Trust Company of Chicago United States Chamber of Commerce W. P. G. Harding Birmingham Ala First National Bank of Birmingham South Adolph Casper Miller San Francisco Lane Interior Department Senate

Britain to Reconsider Participation in Panama-Pacific Exposition

London reports the British government will revisit its decision against attending the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The cabinet will consider a representation by the House of Commons, which includes more than half the members, urging official participation in a modified form.

England London San Francisco Great Britain Asquith House of Commons

Floods Wash Across Oklahoma With Heavy Losses

Floods in Oklahoma City and across western Oklahoma destroy twelve large railroad bridges and one wagon bridge over the South Canadian and Cimarron rivers. Three lives are lost and property damage exceeds half a million dollars as bottom land crops flood 400 miles along the Canadian and 200 miles along the Cimarron.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Okla

President Makes Appointments in Washington

The president on Monday announced nominations including Bart Hanlon of New York City for assistant attorney general in the customs case and Walter McLean named captain to the rank of rear admiral.

Washington Bart Hanlon New York City Walter McLean

Engineer Thomas Riggs Jr Joins Alaskan Railroad Commission

President Wilson on recommendation of Secretary Lane appointed Thomas Riggs Jr an engineer from the coast and geodetic survey as the third member of the Alaskan railroad commission. The action was announced Monday and adds Riggs to the panel alongside existing members.

Washington Wilson Lane Thomas Riggs, Jr Alaskan Railroad Commission Mr. Riggs Coast and Geodetic Survey

Mme Nordica Improves After Illness in Batavia

Batavia Java reports Madame Lillian Nordica the noted operatic soprano is gradually improving after several weeks of serious illness.

Mme Nordica Batavia Java Lillian Nordica

Feels Like a New Woman Piqua Testimonial Spreads Praise

Mrs Orpha Turner of 4318 Wayne Street Piqua Ohio reports severe organic weakness with backache hip pain and fatigue lasting months. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rebuilding her health and urges suffering women to consider the remedy.

Piqua Ohio E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Orpha Turner Wayne St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cardus Cardul Secretary OF the Treasury Irs McAdoo Eleanor Wilson W. G. McAdoo Pearl White William Morgan Adam Shelton Nearo Daniel Sickles Ture Texas Corporations Chartered Bank Reserve Board Richard Olney Paul Moritz Warburg A. C. Miller Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass Thomas BR. Green H. H. Greens Atlanta Ehen Alt Ht Dr. Pierce ABC Hanford Fanorsitis Texas Directory McCane Avi Ser A. H.hess & Son Travis St. Beausten Grosman Co., Inc Peden Iron & Steel CO San Antonio Texas Bag & Fibre Co Houston, Texas
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