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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
7
Weather and health warning notes aching joints and rheumatic pains as signs of poor kidney function. It warns that toxins may clog the blood leading to dropsy and Brights disease, and promotes User's Kidney Pills as a widely used remedy.
A brief dialogue features Betty noting a brother’s distinction and Basil replying that all are clever, with the judge commenting on the humor of the remark. The exchange hints at family wit and recognition within a legal setting.
Mrs A L Snell of Clio Alabama says a rainy day illness left her weak and bedridden for two weeks. She avoided an operation and attributes her recovery to Cardui the female tonic, noting renewed strength and color after taking less than a bottle.
A man says his shopping satisfaction hinges on finding a hat that makes him look at least as good as before. He notes style and fit matter more than price in achieving a confident appearance.
A vintage advertisement touts Magic Arnica Liniment as essential for sprains swellings bruises rheumatism and neuralgia with three sizes priced at 25c 50c and 1.00 Adv.
The line suggests apricot buds perish under a late frost yet observers urge resilience and continued optimism for fruiting in spite of cold damage.
A Baltimore doctor recommends a simple inexpensive home treatment for eczema ring worm rashes and itchy skin. Use resinol soap and ointment with warm water baths twice daily to soften crusts and relieve itching.
Governor Ferguson opposes prohibition and plans four speeches in Bell county. Dallas fair attendance reached 776260 over 16 days in 1915. West sewer plant progress accompanies recently voted bonds. Terrell district roads contract awarded. Burkburnett test well located one mile north of town. Eastland approves $8000 street and bridge bond. Warmersville brick hotel rebuilt and open. Martin-Glover installs a Cold Storage plant in San Angelo. Peanuts and pecans flow to markets. sisal cargo to Galveston aboard the Senator from Progresso. Wichita Falls Panhandle Refining plant aims 2000 barrels daily with $200000 total investment. Onalaska sawmill fire causes 250000 loss, insured. Confederate monument foundation excavations at Weatherford. Sulphur Springs roads bond drive seeks $400000 for eight macadam roads. Great Southern Life reinsures Equitable Life with $35,000,000 in force and $2,100,000 assets. Garland merchants plan a 50000 bushel cooperative grain elevator. Dallas post office October disbursed 682931.96 in money orders, up 31.5 percent from last year. December 4 vote on $50000 viaduct bonds at Marshall. Teague post office receipts up 35 percent in October. Baptist fund drive in Texas raises about 500000. Kaufman county to gravel ten miles of road at $26000. Dallas Oil and Refining refinery destroyed, $60000 damage, insured. eight tanks hold 49000 gallons cottonseed oil.
Austin Texas court of criminal appeals upholds the permanent warehouse act of the thirty third legislature in the ex parte Dabney White case from Smith County. The decision affirms the act as a legitimate regulation aiding cotton marketing and reducing fraudulent practices, remanding the relator Dabney White a Texas Ginners Association secretary who faced charges related to ginning a bale of cotton and sampling requirements.
Washington announces appointments of postmasters for Waterman Gist Grayburg Stinty Owenville Reilley Slater Okra Eastland Clabhorn Lela Streeter Mason Lavelle Dora Nolan Westover Alamo Beach Saint Paul and others. Rural route service is set on several Texas routes effective February 1 including Anson Brownwood Cuero Hamlin and more.
In Temple Texas the city forces won a decisive election in Bell County with a 443 vote majority. Unofficial returns show 6,361 total votes, 3,402 for the pro side and 2,959 for the anti side, about 1,000 fewer than full county strength.
Villa soldiers crossed the boundary at Nacu Arizona to seize a Mexican who killed an officer. Colonel Brown reports two cavalry squadrons operated from Fort Sam Houston and pursued the suspect about 200 yards into the United States before returning him to Mexico.
The entire editorial staff of the official Carranza paper in Matamoros was discharged on orders from Mexico City after complaints in the United States over articles that could incite anti American sentiment among the ignorant across the river.
The Fort Smith gas well completed Saturday is the largest ever brought in at the city. It is estimated to flow 25,000,000 feet of gas daily. The project is led by a Fort Smith group of local businessmen.
Austin Texas Governor Ferguson pardoned seventy four convicts in October, according to the prison commission's monthly report released Saturday.
The article offers affordable fancy treats for afternoon tea. Recipes include prune filled biscuits, banbury tarts with lemon filling, filled sugar cookies, and orange juice gingerbread baked in muffin tins with whipped cream.
When eggs are scarce a teaspoonful of cornstarch can replace one egg. Whites beat light even if yolks are set aside for days. Save shells by removing the small end, wash, and store for later jelly fillings. This method aids lunch packing and dessert prep.
A recipe instruction describes mixing mashed parsnips with salt egg baking powder flour and milk to form a batter. Fry in hot fat half an inch deep until brown on both sides. The cakes are delicate and suitable alone or with other courses.
A simple sprayer using a cork and a glass bottle offers an easy way to dampen clothing. Cut a fluted slit in a cork, place it in a water-filled bottle, shake to create a spray, and apply evenly to garments.
Recipe instruction explains beating three egg whites to stiff peaks and yolks creamed with three tablespoons powdered sugar then folding in the whites for immediate serving.
A practical stovetop recipe uses one pound ground round steak browned ten minutes. Add one can tomatoes, cubed potatoes, and onions cooked until tender. Boil spaghetti for fifteen minutes, then combine with the meat and vegetables to finish the stew.
A handy tip shows how to remove a stubborn milk bottle top using a can opener point or a large pin. These simple tools help lift the lid without causing a spill.
Boil potatoes in salted water for ten minutes to heat through, then finish in the oven. This method speeds cooking by using the boiling water to start the heat, reducing overall bake time.
A New York doctor reportedly drank bichloride of mercury by mistake, with the dispatch noting the misperception that laymen could ingest it as a beverage, though he did not.
An old advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pills as a small mild and safe remedy for biliousness dizziness headaches bad breath and skin issues. It urges readers to pay 25 cents or mail to Bond's Pharmacy Co Little Rock Arkansas if local dealers refuse.
A Newark News sketch quotes a Broad Street lawyer describing an acquaintance as Lippy a man who ostentatiously buys a box of cigarettes and lets you pay for the dinner.
Ad touts La Creole Hair Dressing as the original that darkens hair naturally without dye. Price one dollar. Also a cheeky line about old fashioned people who went to bed with the chickens.
Promotes Dr Pierce’s Pellets as best for liver bowels and stomach. Claims one pellet for laxative three for cathartic. Advertisement emphasizes gentleness over violence in treatment.
In a small ceremony the couple Estelle and Adelbert wed after a vow under a silvery moon. He pled eternal devotion and she promised trust, sealing their marriage with whispered consent.
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Child Tonic as a fall preparation to fortify the system for winter. It touts quinine and iron for blood enrichment and overall health, priced at 50 cents.
An advertisement touts Laxative Quinidine Tablets as a remedy to rid head cold and flu symptoms. It claims use for la grippe and severe headaches with a 25 cent price.
A beauty shop report notes a manicure technician favors certain clients, applying varied treatments and attention. The piece describes observed differences in service among patrons and implies perceived bias in handling nails.
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