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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
3
Baptist preacher Rev B M Bridges of Mooresboro New York says Tanlac improved his appetite digestion sleep and strength after a decade of indigestion nerve trouble and poor rest. He reports better meals gained weight and renewed energy and urges others in run down condition to try Tanlac. It is sold by all good druggists.
This vintage advertisement warns that calomel is dangerous and can harm the bones and stomach. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that boosts liver function without causing salivation or illness and claims quick relief for biliousness and constipation.
For Colds, Croup and Pains. Use Vacher Balm, it relieves, at once. Avoid imitations. Ask your druggist. E. W. Vacher, Inec., New Orleans, La. A bank teller always has something of interest on hand.
Teddy visits the zoo and meets an ant eater from South America with a long tongue and claws, an orangutan nicknamed Reddy, a Broad-Banded Gopher, a Java Adjutant bird, cranes, raccoons, and a trumpeter swan. Monkeys charm him most as they perform and watch back.
A long time speaker recounts travels and encounters with exotic scenes including a man eating tiger and a surprising joking twist about a man eating rabbit told in a lively pub style.
Texas State Treasurer Terrell notes about $1 million in bank deposits are not in the general revenue or school fund but belong to various state funds. The depository board will not extend repayment beyond December 21, seeking legislative guidance on extensions or new policy. Meanwhile the general revenue deficiency nears $2 million as school and payroll payments are adjusted and local taxes support schools until state funds flow.
General Francisco Murguia, rebel leader and enemy of Obregon, was executed by a federal firing squad at Tepehauntes Durango after a brief court martial. He was found asleep in a room behind a Catholic church and led to his death in the presence of locals. Aiding forces captured him with the help of an Indian maiden who alerted General Carmona.
Washington reports September tax receipts totaled 354,284,246 dollars, down from 630,758,713 dollars a year earlier, a drop exceeding 276 million. The internal revenue bureau announced the decline this week.
New York reports the death of Edward Green a famed composer from the 1880s known for Will You Remember Me and Mother's Memory. He died of gas poisoning Thursday in a small plumbing shop where he had worked in his later years.
Lucius E. Pinkham former governor of Hawaii died Thursday in San Francisco after an extended illness.
The Chicago Evening Post notes a change for the blue special delivery messenger boy who will ride a motorcycle instead of his traditional bicycle. The piece adds a light tease about the rider’s reaction to a fast mail ride and references the novelty of the upgrade.
A quirky exchange recounts a moment when a couple on the first floor admitted their singing caused a discords remark during a visit. The narrator notes the odd scenario of singing while doing the discs.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a pleasant laxative for adults and children. It promises quick relief from sickness, dizziness, headaches, and stomach upset with one or two tablets, tasting like candy, at 10 cents a box.
A humorous exchange about body image features a wit responding to a remark about a woman’s size after a dance. The brief dialogue highlights vanity and social perception through two voices sharing a quirky moment.
A Sheepshead Bay resident uses cowbells on grape arbors to deter nightly raids by local youths. The jingle at the first pull sends intruders running, prompting neighbors to adopt the same alert system for their vines and protecting harvests from vandalism.
A Boston Transcript excerpt notes a clash between duty and conscience as they call at once, creating an extremely loud noise. The line frames moral pressure in a sharp, memorable portrait.
A brief comic exchange features Weary Willie and another figure in a playful card gag. The panels imply a trick hand and a surprised reaction, with Oregon Lemon Punch cited as a likely source or prop.
A fragmented dialogue notes IT recommends the fish while a steak is deemed out of contention. The exchange contrasts dish choices with terse judgments, reflecting a dining scene hiccup or editorial quip.
A British commission reports alcohol as a motor fuel superior to gasoline and benzol in many respects. It is conducting experiments with mixtures of alcohol and the other fuels. The advice favors safety over spectacle in these findings.
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