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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. J. A. Burrington of 540 Stanford Ave Los Angeles testifies she suffered indigestion and stomach trouble from childhood until taking Tanlac. The testimonial notes relief after using the medicine.
A California woman in her sixties credits Tanlac with curing long standing digestive distress and bloating after years of trouble. She reports improved appetite, weight gain of eleven pounds, and renewed health after four bottles. She praises Tanlac as dependable and keeps it on hand. Ad runs note Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
Disillusioned speaker Mable asks about belief in dreams while Bert admits once loving a dream that left him jilted. The dialogue hints at heartbreak and the fragility of idealized romance, set within a brief intimate exchange.
The notice warns buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packets to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed for various pains. It mentions safe use as directed, twelve tablet tin boxes costing a few cents, and that druggists sell larger sizes.
Miss Ryval humorously notes a man’s affection by saying he worships the ground she walks on. She quips that he is not crowded for space, implying ample affection or confidence in his devotion.
A humorous aphorism notes how a mosquito favors bare arms while a fly favors a bald head, exaggerating insect attraction in a playful contrast.
The USDA discusses preserving farm produce by canning and drying. It notes the benefits of canning ripe fruits and vegetables at the farm, the typical family output of over 150 quarts annually, and the role of canning clubs in promoting the practice. It also highlights revived interest in drying as a low-cost preservation method.
Movement of cotton shifted again in the year with Far East demand. United Kingdom ports still take a large share after German market uncertainty, while Japan and China increase inquiries. Low Gulf to Japan and China rates via Panama Canal attract Orient buyers, changing shipments from North Pacific rail routes. Bookings from Galveston for May and June are expected to rise, possibly extending into July unless ocean rates stiffen.
Nutrition experts urge daily milk for children to support growth and vigor. If fresh milk is unavailable, skim milk with added butterfat or alternative dairy options can help. iron comes from vegetables and egg yolks. Milk is essential for bone and muscle development and should be served in small sips rather than gulps.
French forces plan further occupation of German lands as General Degoutte arrives from Mayence. Troops, about 100000 strong, concentrate between Wessel and the Wupper River on both sides of the Rhine and stand ready to march at a moment's notice.
A brief humorous verse captures Ediths new dress as a poem with a quatrain joke. An old Cuticura soap advertisement claims double razor efficiency and skin health for shaving, bathing, and shampooing without irritation.
Galveston Texas authorities report that American citizens may not enter Mexico without a valid passport or certified identification document properly visaed by a Mexican consul in the United States. This information comes from Mexican Consul G Q Mendefierro.
The Nation’s Business notes male death rates double from twenty to forty due to infections poisons mental strain diet and lifestyle. It urges right living and periodic exams to restore vitality and prevent decline. The piece then shifts to a note on the term vaudeville from the fifteenth century.
London reports a grave coal crisis as Transport Workers Federation bans handling of foreign coal and railway workers refuse to haul it, compounding transport shortages in England.
New Orleans reports 1920 cane harvest yielded 338,254,000 pounds of sugar and 4,639,885 gallons of syrup, up from 1919 totals of 242,000,000 pounds and 3,672,000 gallons.
The article notes fruits like vegetables supply nitrogen for tissue repair and energy, and contain growth stimulating substances and minerals for bone. While sugars are higher in dried fruits, overall content is small but significant compared with many foods.
Census Bureau reports the foreign born white population of New York City at 1 989 216 people, making up 35 4 percent of the total population, down from 40 4 percent in 1910, reflecting shifts in immigration shares.
Washington report says Thomas E. Wilson of Chicago spoke for over 200 packing firms and urged reasonable supervision of the packing industry before the House Committee on Agriculture on Friday.
French soldiers in Oppelen Upper Silesia opened fire on Germans threatening a Polish prisoner killing two and wounding several others as the crowd moved against the captive.
Beaumont Texas faced a windstorm Monday evening that unroofed a few houses and felled many trees across the city. Local residents reported scattered damage as authorities inspected affected blocks.
A faded tip notes waffles should be cooked over a slow fire and immature meats such as veal lamb and pork must be thoroughly cooked. It advises against greasing a pie plate as good pastry greases its own tin.
Fort Worth laundries announce reductions in laundry work prices from 20 to 60 percent across several classes of service by two of the citys largest establishments. The move aims to ease costs for local customers amid rising expenses.
A Balti more and Ohio freight wreck between Boothwyn and Ogden Pennsylvania left 26 freight cars wrecked and 30 work horses killed near Philadelphia on Thursday.
A Tuesday blaze in Shawnee Oklahoma destroyed the Osage Cotton Seed Oil mill and several adjacent structures. Estimated total damage reached about 2 million dollars.
In a tense tale a dangerous man who earlier searched a gas leak by candle faces a new threat from a girl near an open fire as she cleans gloves with gasoline creating a volatile risk.
An advertisement urges readers with pain to try Vader-Balm, promising effective relief with a bold claim and recommending it as a handy remedy while warning against imitations.
The Caucasus marks a rare Europe Asia boundary with two traversable passes the Daniel and the Manisson. Ancient writers framed it as the world’s edge and a source of myth. Early European explorers reached the region by foot through rugged canyons seeking trade.
Report cites women outnumbering men by about 2 million in England and Wales. A separate note reflects on how a man remembers his first love and his first shave.
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