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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
2
An old advertisement proclaims Dodson's Liver Tone a safe vegetable remedy to replace calomel. It claims to purge sluggish livers, cleanse bowels, and boost energy with a pleasant taste, promising full refunds if it fails to improve health by morning.
Ralph lives in the city and visits his farmer grandfather often. After a long study he sighs that he wishes his grandfather were nearer related to him. His Choice Walker What kind of dogs do you like best Troubles Toothless.
An advertisement for Boschee's German Syrup touts cough suppression and sore throat and lung inflammation relief. It claims to soothe bronchial irritation and aid sleep and morning expectoration. The ad notes fifty two years of American manufacture and broad usefulness for lung trouble asthma croup and bronchitis.
A clipped dialogue reads like a terse exchange about lending and trouble, reflecting a casual streetwise tone with characters not clearly identified. The fragment hints at a scene of disagreement or reluctance in a compact exchange.
An advertisement touts a salt free bread product and Ar aica Liniment for sprains and rheumatic pain. It also notes a fisheries school may be established at Washington University.
Tallapoosa Georgia resident Sallie Eidson describes severe fatigue headaches fainting nerves and heart palpitations. She credits Cardus now Cardul with restoring health after nine bottles noting weight gain from 108 to 122 pounds and improved sleep and wellbeing.
A real estate agent, tired of a buyer demanding endless details, quits after suggesting the buyer pay freight to view the farm in the city. The buyer never responds to the idea. This anecdote from Puck highlights the absurdity of overparticular inquiries.
A vintage advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as the original product that darkens hair in a natural way without dye. It claims imitation is flattery like counterfeit money and lists a price of 1.00 dollars.
Mrs Ellen Butler of Manchester planned to sail from Douglas Isle of Man to Liverpool. When asked her nationality she loudly answered German three times. The magistrate fined her a guinea and costs for the hoax.
The death of B. Hanks in Winona Minnesota is announced noting he was a cousin of Abraham Lincoln. The brief report confirms the familial connection and location of the death.
President Wilson addressed the American Federation of Labor conference in Buffalo to urge a united front for victory and freedom. He warned pacifists and urged labor to be free during war while he praised Samuel Gompers and called for cooperation between labor and capital to raise US power.
A first Atlantic crossing leaves Murphy in agony as a doctor comforts him with the belief he will not die. Murphy fears death but credits faith as his only morale amid the perilous voyage and his own despair.
American Consul Winslow reports 100000 dozen fresh California eggs arrived in Wellington from San Francisco and sold for 54 cents per dozen. The timing aligns with early southern spring. moulting months in May and June push prices higher as hens cease laying.
A boss explains firing a stenographer because she was too competent. He jokes that he expected to marry her any moment, highlighting an uneasy office dynamic and the unusual dismissal.
Cold dry air is regarded as healthful and stimulating by medical authorities though exact physiology is unclear. Metabolic activity rises with protection against heat loss, and sensations of well being are common, while animal studies show chilling after heat acclimation may affect respiratory infection in rabbits.
Washington reports December 1 release of quarantines on 65,520 square miles across 9 states including Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma and Texas. Total released areas plus earlier months reduce total quarantined to 349,253 square miles with state by state breakdown.
Three wagonloads of International Workers of the World were halted by a masked crowd. Prisoners were lashed with a cat of nine tails, tarred, feathered, and driven toward the Osage hills under a Belgium outrage banner amid gunfire.
London prize court condemns 228000 pounds of rubber shipped from New York to Swedish ports as lawful prize.
Investigation into pink boll worm in Chambers county advances as the pest is detected on 120 acres of cotton. Most of the infested crop has been harvested and shipped.
A terse exchange shows a call for help as a burglar confronts an unnamed resident, prompting a demand to leave and a sense of immediate danger captured in brief dialogue.
An advertisement from Jease Scott of Milledgeville Ga and J T Shuptrine of Savannah Ga promotes Tetterine for itchy skin conditions. It includes a 60 cent price and a testimonial about curing years of eruption with two boxes after one first box. The ad invites readers to send money for two boxes or mail order.
Bethlehem steel works cast a monster ingot for the first of 16 inch rifles for new United States battle cruisers. The ingot weighs 310000 pounds and requires three open hearth furnaces to melt. The project aims to produce six guns with 200000 horsepower engines and four 16 inch rifles each, to shoot 20 miles.
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