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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
2
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the simple way to tint or dye garments and draperies. It promises colorfast results for silk, wool, linen, cotton, and blends, with clear instructions and a 15 cent package.
At a county golf match interval the refreshment stand faced a crowded line. A man angrily shouted a question about a mine story, but a quick reply from a stand worker defused the moment with a light exchange about a chocolate soda.
A public warning urges buyers to ensure Bayer is printed on the package or tablets to receive genuine Bayer Aspirin approved for 25 years. The ad cautions that counterfeit units may be dangerous and urges saying Bayer at purchase.
The Brown family faced ptomaine poisoning after a picnic meal left in the car all morning. The family doctor administered emergency treatment and sought the source, asking if the food had been stored improperly. Mr. Brown confirmed the lunch had been left in the car.
An advertisement touts SKIDE Soles as lasting longer than uppers, made by a major rubber firm in the United States. It claims waterproof, durable performance and lower shoe repair costs, urging buyers to seek the genuine USKIDE name imprinted on the sole.
The text outlines four rules for success: make up your mind, be happy and keen at work, study and think, and finish what you start. These ideas emphasize determination, positive attitude, continuous learning, and completion as paths to achievement.
Louisville Courier Journal notes an attachment designed to equip lightning rods for radio installations. The item focuses on protection for broadcasting equipment and safety against lightning strikes.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap as a multi use product for shaving bathing and shampooing. It promises double razor efficiency and skin health with no mug residue slime germs or irritation, even with twice daily shaving.
A pair of quoted remarks contrasts women threatening to weep the country with a retort asking if men are classified as trash, reflecting tension in social roles and national identity.
The League Council pressured Greece and Bulgaria to cease hostilities, withdraw troops, and submit the frontier dispute to league mediation. Investigations began on the causes, with a naval blockade threatened for disobedience and both sides pledging compliance.
Washington crowd fills the abandoned census bureau for the court martial of William Mitchell. Civilian counsel Congressman Reid of Illinois challenges three court members for prejudice and bias, leading to the removal of Brig. Gen. Bowley and Maj. Gen. Sladen and a demand that Maj. Gen. Summerall step down as president of the court.
France s finance minister Caillaux faces unified opposition as Premier Painleve resigns with his cabinet. Caillaux refuses to quit, leading to a new government of Painleve with Briand as foreign minister and Bonnot as budget minister. Conservatives gain ground in Nicaragua after Chamorro seizes La Loma and forces Solorzano to reshuffle cabinet.
Several state governors testified before the House Ways and Means Committee urging repeal of the federal estate tax. A White House spokesman said the President favored withdrawal from inheritance taxation, viewing it as beneficial to the tax system.
Charles P Taft II of Cincinnati son of the former president and chief justice was named permanent chair man of the International YMCA convention in Washington at age 28 the youngest ever chosen. Coolidge opened the meeting with an address Hoover and other notables spoke. The commerce secretary warned of moral decline and social strain after the war. The Hague court dispute over Mosul saw Turkey refuse arbitration and Britain led by Sir Douglas Hogg presenting the case.
Dr. W. B. Caldwell of Monticello Illinois advocates his Syrup Pepsin to treat constipation and related headaches biliousness and indigestion. He claims a single dose establishes bowel movement for weeks even for chronic cases and that the remedy is harmless and pleasant for children. A 60 cent bottle is suggested for trial at local druggists.
The first solar eclipse is dated to 2137 B C and noted in China as visible there, with the event described in the Shu Ching.
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