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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
6
A historical note on Dr Caldwell’s laxative Syrup Pepsin, tracing its endorser’s early practice in 1575 and its 1802 introduction for women and children. The ad claims it cures headaches, biliousness, indigestion, and other ailments, offering a free trial bottle via Monticello Illinois.
A wartime era ad promotes K R O a rats only exterminator made from Squill claiming safety around livestock and pets. It cites a Connable process under USDA recommendation and reports a test at Arkansas State Farm with two cans killing 578 rats. Availability through druggists for 75 cents and larger sizes for two dollars from K R O Company Springfield Ohio.
In a social exchange a person notes the speaker has shoes made to measure for £3 for the ball. Another remarks ready-made pairs would cost half as much, to which the reply counters that ready-made would require immediate payment, implying preference for bespoke tailoring despite higher total price.
An eclectic collection of quips about cold spaces from electricity to refrigerators, plus a warning about pride and foolhardy affection. The lines blend wit and social observation in a compact, old fashioned voice.
A 1929 feature honors the Unknown Soldier buried at Arlington, detailing the mystery of his identity, the memorial's national significance, and the vigil of the guards. It highlights President Hoover, foreign dignitaries, and the daily reverence of visitors at sunrise to sunset.
The speaker recalls his long absence and returns to landscapes of pine glades and cypress in a village welcome. He rejects the label Great Unknown, claiming kinship with mothers everywhere from seas to sage plains and deserts. Arthur Chapman notes in the New York Herald Tribune.
An advertisement urges readers to abandon harsh laxatives and try Dodson's Lever Tone to start the liver and bowels and restore normal function. It claims the product relieves constipation biliousness and headaches and offers a free bottle by sending a request to Sterling Products in Wheeling West Virginia.
Great ivory fossils have been found on islands north of Siberia in a long standing mystery for scientists. Researchers seek to explain how vast mammoth herds survived near the polar sea and cold climate.
A humorous Farm and Fireside line notes that money alone fails to make a man wise or complete as it ridicules the notion that wealth equals virtue. The quip suggests character matters more than cash.
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