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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
3
An old advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound relieves cold symptoms within hours. It promises rapid relief of nasal congestion headaches and feverishness with a dose every two hours for three doses, tasting pleasant and costing only a few cents.
The exchange captures a boy named Willie declaring his future ambition to become president, prompted by his father’s suggestion that it could happen. The dialogue hints at familial encouragement shaping his long term goals.
Britain and Japan pledge in principle to back U S proposals for limiting capital ships while France and Italy support the idea of naval restraint They seek adjustments to the plan and a compromise on details The United States argues for a defensive navy based on current power and its own large shipbuilding program.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed and dismissed the Frank Cox case from Shelby County. The decision, written by Associate Judge Lattimore, held that amendments to the Dean prohibition law repealed criminalizes possession of equipment for making intoxicating liquor, leaving no violation to prosecute.
Albert Sidney Johnson general manager of the Terminal Railroad Association died at his home on Thursday from heart trouble. He was 56 years old and began his railroad career as a messenger.
The War Finance Corporation announced an $800,000 loan package with an initial $300,000 advance to finance North Carolina tobacco exports to Great Britain. The move aims to support tobacco traders and strengthen wartime commerce.
Fairy Tale scene with Jack Frost and brothers planning a busy night to paint windows and influence flowers. They urge obedience from plants and creatures, anticipate chestnut season, and boast of their quiet cold work before morning frost news confirms their success.
James at five loves long trousers and his mother buys him white duck pants. An invitation to a party makes him exult that he can wear his goose pant a humorous mishearing of pants.
Washington reports Galveston island removed from pink boll worm quarantine enabling interstate cotton shipments from outside the quarantine area without a permit. Effective Nov 1, the move keeps protections for infested areas while allowing outbound shipments from Galveston for foreign export and other regions.
The unknown American dead from France is laid to rest as presidents Lincoln Harding Wilson and Woodrow Wilson praise the sacrifice. A marble arch memorial bears the pledge that these dead shall not have died in vain as crowds honor the fallen flag bearer.
The executive committee chose Missoula Montana and Salt Lake City Utah as the 1922 annual convention sites with sessions in both cities. A 21 day tour of Western Montana Northern Utah and Yellowstone Park will be offered between the meetings. Dates to be announced.
Pointe a la Hache Louisiana. At a meeting of the Parish School Board President Delesdenier was authorized to borrow the sum of 14 000 to be used in the erection of a new school building at Braithwaite.
The American Legion $15,000,000 soldier bonus bill passed the Missouri Senate by a unanimous vote of 28 senators present in Jefferson City.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative for liver and bowel relief. It claims one or two doses overnight will empty the bowels by morning and notes the product is gentle, non upsetting, and priced at ten cents a box. Children are urged to use them too.
A long standing advertisement promises quick relief from indigestion gas and stomach distress with Papes Diapepsin. It claims tablets give almost immediate relief allowing normal eating and notes a small cost per large case at drug stores.
Advertisement for Vacher Balm by BH. W. Vacher, Inc of New Orleans claims immediate relief for colds croup and pains and warns against imitations. Also notes golf caption about Flubdub digging into turf and a 50 to speak remark about a deep game.
An advertisement touts Danderine priced at 85 cents claiming one application removes all dandruff and prevents hair shedding. It asserts hair regrows with life brightness color and volume after use.
A witty exchange quoted from Paris Le Journal Amusant notes one speaker accusing the other of not opening his mouth, and the rebuttal that every time the other spoke the speaker yawned, highlighting humorous banter about attention and dialogue.
The fragment urges good behavior as a path to happiness given the current situation. It conveys a moral reassurance without specific events or names. The tone resembles a personal or editorial aside encouraging resilience and positivity amid unclear constraints.
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