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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
2
A brief wry remark notes that some men favor conflict to remaining single, contrasting harsh life with bachelorhood. The line suggests opinions on marriage and social expectations without naming individuals or events.
An advertisement touts Cuticura for sore hands. It recommends soaking hands in hot Cuticura Soap solution, drying, then applying Cuticura Ointment and removing excess with tissue. The ad claims Soap Ointment and Talcum cover all toilet needs.
Parents who built a fortune funded their daughter’s education and music study abroad. They took her to The Passing Show where the mother loudly recalled a remark about two Cleveland hippodrome acrobats, identifying them in the crowd.
A prisoner protests his innocence while awaiting hanging. He claims a frame job and insists he is the victim of a miscarriage of justice. Local officials report no new evidence as the case proceeds toward a final judgment.
A fragment suggests people prune genealogical trees by removing poor relatives. The text hints at selective retention within family lines, implying social judgment and inheritance implications.
Advert shows Wright's Indian Vegetable Pillx promising rapid relief for acid stomach heartburn and nausea. Claim includes a trial bus to 372 Pearl St New Yoragan.
A visitor with a tong goatee is introduced to a boy named Willie by a father in a Columbus Dispatch passage. Willie studies the caller and blurts out a warning about biting his father, highlighting wary tension in the scene.
Little Ernestine and her father visit a country place where she claims there are millions of apples. She proudly presents two apples as proof of the find, framing a whimsical tale of imagination in a vacation setting.
A historical note suggests many shrewd men equate wisdom with valuable experience, likening experiential insight to gold bricks. The saying frames practical knowledge as a precious, tangible asset acquired over time.
Texas news item summarizes city planning with 26 acres offered for aviation use in El Paso. The report notes a variety of Texas holdings from county bonds to railroad accidents and oil trade during October across multiple counties and cities.
A Texas reader from Sam Antonio reports long run down condition with nervousness and sleeplessness eased by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Testimony from Mrs. H. T. Karpra cites improved energy after using a portion of the bottle.
An advertisement targets both adults and children experiencing overactive kidneys. It urges readers to buy Liquid Shu Make from druggists, claiming quick relief and offering small or large bottles.
An advertisement endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims quick liver cleansing without sickness, warns calomel causes nausea and salivation, and suggests the product can be given to children.
An advertisement stresses buying Bayer branded aspirin with the Bayer name on packaging and tablets to ensure genuineness. It lists uses for cold relief headaches neuralgia rheumatism and other pains and notes small tin boxes cost a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists. The slogan includes a quip about romance.
Ad offering Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues cites back pain headaches nervousness and loss of ambition as warning signs. Encourages readers to buy a medium or large bottle or send ten cents for a sample and asks readers to mention the paper. A separate line calls for transgressors to pay a road tax.
An old advertisement touts Vacher Balm as the quickest remedy for head colds and body soreness. It invites readers to ask a druggist or request a free sample from W. Vacher, Inc. in New Orleans. The copy warns against imitations and dismisses claims of similar quality.
An old advertisement claims Ware's Black Powder quickly relieves sick headache by purifying and sweetening the stomach and intestinal tract. It neutralizes gases and provides fast relief without harmful puratives. Sold at 60 cents and 1.20 dollars through The Ware Chemical Co. Dallas.
Patients praise Peterson's Ointment claiming complete relief from years of eczema and itching piles. Testimonials note head eruptions clearing and general skin relief after using the product, with addresses in Pittsburgh Racine and Buffalo. Matched by a 60 cent unit price and mail order availability.
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