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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
7
A reader asks which old Pe ru na or revised Peruna is better for catarrh. Ka tar no suits cases with constipation while the revised Peruna helps when laxatives are unnecessary. Both have aided chronic and acute catarrh over six years since revision. Manufactured by the Peruna Company Columbus Ohio.
An old advertisement touts medical cures and remedies promising relief for sick people with pay schemes and free pamphlets. It markets malaria prevention advice and a tonic named Oxidine with weekly doses. It also mentions writers seeking photoplays and a promotional booklet.
Rose Matilda explains she has a sprinter and plans to remove it with Mrs Greene using a pair of tweezers. The injured member is being examined during window sill scrubbing as the method to extract the sprinter is demonstrated and praised.
New York Police Lieutenant Charles Becker was found guilty of murder in the first degree for instigating the death of Herman Rosen thal the gambler. The jury delivered the verdict amid tense courtroom scenes with Becker remanded until October 30 for sentencing and an immediate appeal planned by his chief counsel.
The Progressive party has $304,244 in contributions as of October 17, with expenditures of $292,341 and unpaid bills of $41,341. The totals come from an official receipts and expenditures statement sent to the Washington clerk by Treasurer E. H. Hooker of the Progressive National Committee.
Princess Marie Theresa archduchess of Austria Este died suddenly on Thursday in Sorrento Italy. She was married in 1868 to Prince Ludwig heir to the Bavarian throne and was born in 1849.
An official cable to the Greek foreign office from Washington reports seventy one Christians including a priest were massacred by Turkish forces as they retreated from Servia on Thursday.
Readers debate risks of pets spreading diseases as a suggestion ties cats to infantile paralysis. A question lingers about when other animals, such as goldfish, might be found carrying deadly infections.
In Chicago telephone workers are forbidden to flirt at all on the line. The rule reflects the era's view of commerce crushing human nature during business hours.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a mild once nightly laxative with pepsin to relieve bowel congestion and promote regular digestion. Sold for 50 cents a bottle, it can prevent doctor bills and a postal request brings a free trial bottle to Monticello Illinois.
Report notes vegetables lagging this season while the ice plant shows strong growth despiteOverall conditions. Local growers report varied yields with some crops failing to meet early expectations.
A Baltimore resident describes severe eczema from a sprained ankle. After nightly scratching and liquid flaking, Cuticura Soap and Ointment were applied with bandaging and bathing, curing the condition in about two months. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a free sample offer from Boston.
A Crawford county farmer near Hesper mislaid a small cultivator part. Neighbors asked if he had lost something, and a man he disliked inquired. He replied he was digging worms for his pet buzzard.
Physicians recommend and prescribe Oxidine as a proven remedy from years of experience. Keep a bottle in the medicine chest and administer at first sign of chills and fever. Adv.
A dialog line depicts a tense exchange where one character counsels restraint and departure, while the other laments a partner’s steadfast heart as unyielding as marble. The conversation contrasts pursuit with patient inaction.
An assortment of ad copy and quips appears, noting malaria concerns, Oxidine as a germ killer and tonifier, Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, and a whimsical line about Dame Fortune and neighbors, concluding with Blanche Blessing praising initiative to conquer fear.
In early Wisconsin, lawyers George B. Smith and I. B. Sloan faced a long hot day. Sloan exclaimed Your honor, I have an idea. Smith rose solemnly and moved to require a writ of habeas corpus to remove the idea from solitary confinement.
London Opinion recalls the British Admiralty's dismissal of paddle wheel steamers as useless for navigation and cites Dr. Lardner who argued no steamship could cross the Atlantic in a lively aside about crossing to America with another man's wife as part of the era's punditry.
The warning emphasizes checking Castoria bottles for the “In Use For Over 30 Years” claim. It notes many children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, highlighting the long standing brand promotion to mothers.
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