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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
2
Castoria brings calm to fretful babies and relieves colic and constipation in emergencies. A vegetable product deemed perfectly safe by doctors, it can be used daily and even kept in the house with an extra bottle. It also helps older children, as noted in the accompanying booklet.
William Walker of Nottingham is reported to be England’s oldest man at 107. He marked his birthday quietly at home with pork as his theme and gifts of his favorite dish. He quips that a monkey gland may claim youth, but pork provides lasting vitality.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Leveator for liver and bowel regulation. It promises quick, gentle relief from bilious symptoms and urges readers to request a free sample from Sterling Products in Wheeling, West Virginia.
Rankin Illinois resident Mnaz, Bex writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound sustained her through two pregnancies and kept her strong for field and home duties. She notes her mother also used it with good results and offers to answer letters about the medicine.
The piece celebrates Arbor Day and recalls historic trees across the United States. It highlights the Washington Elm of Cambridge, the Liberty Tree at Guilford, California’s General Sherman Sequoia, the Russo American Oak, and various other trees tied to wars, presidents, and cultural milestones, with the Hall of Fame for Trees recognizing their legacy.
A lyrical ode extols trees and their gifts to humanity. It reflects on roots, leaves, and shelter, praising trees as living temples and sources of life, rest, and beauty. The speaker recounts experiences among pines olives oaks palms and elms and ends with a blessing for the trees.
Historic trees including the Washington Horse Chestnut gifted by President Washington to General Brown stand near Bath Pennsylvania and Mt. Vernon and reach a base circumference of 27 feet 7 inches. An Oak in Salem New Jersey’s Friends Graveyard and the Sir Joseph Hooker Oak in Chico California are praised for vast girths lengths and shade capacity.
Many people misread indigestion as a true stomach ailment. Phillips Milk of Magnesia offers quick relief by neutralizing stomach acid. It stops gourness and gas after meals and prevents discomfort two hours after eating, unlike soda.
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