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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. It claims the product cleanses sluggish livers, purges sour bile, and prevents sickness without causing salivation or bone necrosis, with a money back guarantee and family use.
The Times announces portable broadsheets for trench readers with sets of six, including works by Shakespeare Milton Wordsworth and others. The program aims to supply postable readings to officers for distribution, with price low and content varied across five sets. John Barrymore comments on German submarine policy in New York, recounting a joke about doors and wind.
A brief ad touts Capucine as quick relief for aches pains and nervousness claiming it is not narcotic. A social note humorously comments on a friend with a new four detail car and the joke about washing it in the sink.
An old advertisement claims hair darkening makes one look ten years younger using La Creole Hair Dressing. The piece also includes a series of aphorisms and a call to write the Lidurine Eye Remedy Co. for an illustrated eye book.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson of Clarksville Ga reports 15 years of tormenting eczema cured by Tetterine. The ad cites widespread cures and urges purchase from druggists or by mail 50 cents from J T Shuptrine Savannah Ga.
Two men with opposite legacies discuss birthright versus wealth. One dismisses lineage as pride while the other values possession. Their polite exchange reveals a deeper antagonism as they claim superiority based on ancestry versus assets.
An old advertisement touts Grove Tasteless Chill Tonic asserting quinine fights malaria and iron builds strength. The label highlights quinine and iron in a tasteless formula priced at 50 cents with an old World magazine quote about Percy growing up.
Quote reflects a financial quip about stock market gains and saving. The speaker notes no earnings but highlights savings from not playing the market. The item captures a humorous exchange on financial risk and prudent discipline.
A fragmented page ties a Hungary Serbia boundary quote to a wrist rub remedy and a Hanford's Balsam advertisement. It mentions a military courtship and a French city street with a glass paving block experiment.
Leading doctors including Eberle Braithwaite and Simon agree urine rarely reveals disease causes. Send urine sample and symptoms to Dr Pierce Buffalo NY for free advice. Pierce promotes Anuric, Favorite Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery, Pleasant Pellets with trial offers.
Poem recalls the Pilgrim Fathers seeking freedom and building altars in New England while honoring the first Thanksgiving. It honors their sacrifice, faith, and enduring memory across the colonies from Atlantic shores to the Pacific, urging sacred remembrance of their legacy.
A historical note describes one of the earliest Harvest Thanksgiving Services in modern times. An official Form of Prayer and Thanksgiving was issued for churches and chapels in England and Wales and Bethwick-on-Tweed on October 17 1847 to thank God for a late plentiful harvest by Her Majesty's Special Command. Only one earlier November 1769 service exists for sea and land successes, including the capture of Quebec.
A reflective meditation on Alpine herdsmen’s horn calls as a metaphor for singing praise to the sun and the nation’s future. The piece links folk ritual to a sense of national greatness and destiny across valleys plains and mountains.
The piece notes Swiss Thanksgiving ends harvest season and falls on a Sunday in October. It describes autumn beauty, church interiors decorated with produce, long prayers, a sermon, a brass band and parades between churches. The tone compares Swiss gratitude to the American tradition.
A child lists small survivals and small wins as Thanksgiving nears. He notes his mother’s safety and health, a favorable court outcome, and plans to avoid hardship. He recalls found coins and traded cats for toys while fearing danger beyond the doorstep.
The passage compares Plymouth’s festival with England’s Harvest Home. It notes Pilgrims’ familiarity with the English celebration and suggests participation by many in both. It highlights harvest ingathering as the festival’s dominant joy with regional English observances lasting a week, as Richard Carew described.
An 1828 Rome letter from Longfellow to his mother recalls Thanksgiving as a vivid reminder of home. The writer envisions being with family, renewing bonds, and reflecting on blessings as the year closes.
Mrs William H Hinchliffe of 20 Myrtle Street Beverly Massachusetts says Peruna helped her catarrh of the hand and throat. She reports feeling much better and capable of more work after four bottles and endorses Peruna to other sufferers. The pamphlet on staying well and Peruna Tablets are offered free to all.
A London Chronicle report notes British Grenadier guards in the December 10 1813 Nive battle near Bayonne used umbrellas in the rain. Wellington condemned the practice saying the duke disapproves of umbrellas in action though officers may carry them on duty at St James.
Fragrant emollients named for babies provide cleansing and soothing health benefits. The advert offers free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept XY in Boston with a postcard address, claiming suitability from birth.
A freshman economist replies that a liberal education means when the governor has plenty of spending money. The professor asks for the meaning and the class gathers to discuss.
The exchange notes that Doctor Cook has not featured recently after his polar discovery claim. He reportedly never fully recovered from the severe frost he faced, leaving his fame diminished.
An old advertisement promotes Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh for back pain sprains sore throat and stiff neck. The copy urges thorough rubbing and states one strong initial application beats several light ones.
A humorous exchange notes a head bookkeeper who can add four columns at once and relies on an assistant to absorb mistakes. The quip reflects office dynamics and blame shifting in a lighthearted, period voice.
Lucky exchanges banter about a duck shooting trip with one remark about not catching cold. An advertisement promotes Hanford Mfg. Co. Balsam of Myrrh in two sizes 60c and 1.00, from Syracuse New York.
A mixed cluster of ad snippets and quips from the Boston Evening Transcript reflects sensational tone. It includes a joke about an eye opener and alarm clock and mentions products such as Femenina for female disorders and price notes.
The bureau of fisheries reports humpback salmon released on the Maine coast since February 1914. Fish weighing five to seven and a half pounds have been seen in Penobscot River, with twenty captured near Bangor to obtain eggs. From two fish 3,000 eggs were taken and sent to Craig Brook hatchery for incubation.
A travel quip contrasts the Majestic roar of Niagara with a later domestic dispute over a hotel bill. The line implies the famous falls initially impressed, but a quarrel at the hotel shifts the perception to a trivial, watery simile.
Advertisement touts PROMPT RELIEF for colds coughs la grippe and headaches using Laxative Quinidine Tablets. Claims no effect on head or stomach and urges purchase of a winter supply at 25 cents.
A fragmentary collection notes witty lines about war, a horse event in battle, a quip about honesty, the Hanford's Balsam brand since 1846, and a mother’s view that a boy’s safest swim is in a bathtub. The tone mixes humor and practical observations from an old paper page.
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