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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
6
A vintage ad urges use of Peterman's products to eradicate roaches with targeted powders for roaches ants flies moths and bed bugs. It touts fifty years of experience and claims each insect requires a specific insecticide available where drugs are sold.
The Princess Mary, daughter of King George and wife of Viscount Lascelles, was named an honorary fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons becoming the first woman to receive such a diploma. She attended the ceremony and sat with the fellows. Dogs run away from home and lose their lives, but cats stay and get drowned.
Juneau Alaska revives a full brass band for the first time in ten years. Funded by public dance proceeds, the band offers one of the city’s few amusements amid a vast empire of over 500000 square miles. Gentleness succeeds better than violence. La Fontaine.
An old advertisement claims headaches dizziness neuralgia indigestion and pimples signal an inactive liver. The notice urges taking Bond's Pill tonight to wake up well tomorrow.
A souvenir note recalls fans shouting at a handsome movie star as crowds mobbed him in Boston. The account says the actor was nearly torn from the venue amid the relentless crowd. the quip questions whether fans even reached him to speak, capturing a chaotic moment in film celebrity lore.
Bell-Ans claims rapid relief from over acidity belching gas sick headache heartburn and nausea after thirty years of use. Not a laxative it is a tested Sure Relief for Indigestion and is described as harmless and pleasant to take. Free samples offered by Bell & Co Inc Orangeburg NY.
A brief dialogue scene set in a Boston shop with a shopper offering cigars bought at a grocer's. The exchange hints at casual teasing and a humorous back-and-forth over where the cigars were purchased.
Monticello physician Dr. W B Caldwell argues against harsh purges for older adults. His Syrup Pepsin promotes gentle regularity without griping, strengthens bowels, and is safe for those over fifty. A 60 cent bottle is offered with a free sample by mail.
John Eastman's cold social life and his wife Helen face strain from Sybil Henderson's influence. A misguided affair, a secret, and a surprise party lead to a staged wedding ceremony scene that rekindles Helen and John's bond as the truth surfaces.
The article notes a Stanford series of tests led by Dr. Lewis Terman to measure sex differences in abilities talents and traits. Early results challenge popular notions about masculine and feminine interests and suggest surprising gaps in what distinguishes boys from girls.
Historical overview outlines opium's emergence in Asia Minor in medieval commerce, mentions barium and meconium in the thirteenth century, notes 16th century production in Bengal and Malwa, links Indian spread to Islamism, and cites Arab introduction to China with early medical use and later smoking beginning in the seventeenth century.
German researchers from the Society of History and Bibliography of Brewing report beer was a respected household task 9000 years ago in Mesopotamia and Egypt. Laws governed drinking, rations varied by worker class, and beer served medicinal and religious roles as an organized business by 5000 B C.
A French study of 807 cases reported by the American Medical Association finds death by own action is more common among the unmarried than the married and more frequent in men and the elderly. Serin classifies causes into insanity alcoholism severe grief incurable disease and poverty.
The article outlines spring and winter salad bases using crisp vegetables and canned produce, suggests foundations like escarole romaine and chicory, and offers a French dressing recipe with salt pepper vinegar and oil. It notes optional additions such as watercress celery cucumber onions garlic and pickle for serving.
Home canning tips compare baking rhubarb before canning with traditional stewing. Bake rhubarb with sugar, pack hot into hot jars, and process five minutes in a hot water bath. The hot pack is praised as best by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for vegetables and many fruits.
Four inch drain tile laid along the outside bottom of the cellar wall intercepts ground water before it seeps into the cellar. This simple remedy emerges as the surest method to handle a wet spot caused by nearby low mood or ditch drainage.
A USDA recipe for a light fluffy chocolate pudding uses four cups milk six level tablespoons cornstarch sugar and salt plus an egg and vanilla. Melt chocolate or substitute cocoa, cook in double boiler twenty minutes then temper with hot milk, beat with egg, chill in a wet mold.
Sweets harm teeth in two ways. First, heavy sugar diets displace calcium rich foods like cereals eggs milk and vegetables, weakening overall health and teeth. Second, sugar creates acid saliva that erodes enamel and feeds oral bacteria, increasing decay, though diet overall has the greatest influence on dental health.
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