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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
10
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the largest selling stomach regulator. It promises quick relief from dyspepsia, gas, sour stomach, and indigestion within five minutes.
The Birmingham Age-Herald reports Hogeles warns radium costs ten thousand dollars per grain. He emphasizes the high price as a factor in ongoing medical and industrial concerns.
Advertisement touts Tot Springs Liver Buttons as a 25 cent remedy for constipation and torpid liver with promises of quicker relief and a money back guarantee. It cites testimonials from Tot Springs Chemical Co and markets across a broad health line.
A reflective statement attributes to John Ruskin, arguing that a man’s life is shaped more by his striving than by actual outcomes. It suggests that achievements often hinge on chance and may fall short of intended aims.
A terse exchange between two speakers ends with a remark about time not respecting persons, prompting a wry retort that a future era without bias would land someone in an asylum. The menacing edge underscores a clash over social beliefs and sanity.
A Florida reader endorses Postum as a coffee substitute claiming it improved his nerves and headaches after quitting coffee. He notes Postum tastes better when boiled strong and contrasts with tea and coffee caffeine effects. He cites the benefit and encourages others to try Postum.
Various national and international items note moves to trim absent members’ pay in Congress, Huerta’s fate in Mexico, U S official appointments, naval build hesitant, territorial exchanges with Britain, oyster bed surveys, New York political shifts, indictments and trials, Texas and New Jersey incidents, a prairie fire, and significant oil discoveries in Humble and Moran Texas.
Reports sketch the political clash between Yuan Shi Kai and China’s parliament impacting government. International incidents include a deadly Marseilles-Paris collision in France, the Manchester Commerce freighter collision with an iceberg near Newfoundland, and a U.S. pressure ultimatum to Mexico's Huerta regarding succession.
Five Mexican assailants attacked General Felix Diaz as he sat with Cecilio Ocon and Luis Malda on Havana's Malecon during a concert. Diaz was stabbed twice in the neck and bruised but not seriously harmed. Police arrested three attackers. Diaz and an assailant were treated at Emergency Hospital.
One hundred eighteen boxes of silver pesos valued at about 3000 dollars each, sent by Hugo Scherer & Co. of Mexico City for the steamer Mexico, were seized by government officials in Vera Cruz on Friday. Officials claim the export is prohibited and the money may be confiscated. The same steamer carries more than half a million in gold and silver bars from Mexico City banks.
Indiana National Guard totaling over 2,000 soldiers was encamped in multiple parts of Indianapolis to support the strike by employees of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company. Special trains moved troops on Thursday and they were debarked in the suburbs, with movements kept highly secret.
A close ally to the provisional president says General Huerta will reject all demands in the latest American communication and remains determined to seat the newly elected congress.
Port Arthur Texas expects the first cars to run over the completed interurban line between Port Arthur and Beaumont around December 1.
Dr. Arthur Yager former president of Georgetown College of Kentucky was sworn in as governor of Porto Rico before a notary public in Georgetown Kentucky on Thursday.
Pierre Daucourt, the French aviator who left Paris on October 21 to fly to Cairo, Egypt, arrived Friday at San Stefano on the Sea of Marmora near Constantinople.
Houston was chosen as the 1914 meeting place by the Texas division of the Daughters of the American Revolution at their El Paso gathering. The decision was announced Thursday.
Washington selected Winifred T. Denison an attorney in the department of justice for the secretary of the interior of the Philippine Islands position.
The body of American author Prince Collier who died suddenly last Monday in Copenhagen was cremated on Friday. The ashes will be transported to New York for burial.
Maurice Chevillard followed Adolphe Pegoud by flying a biplane head downward over the Versailles aerodrome on Friday.
A Kansas City Star style reflection warns that giving flowers to people may be misinterpreted as flirting. The writer recounts two attempts with a female friend and a male acquaintance, concluding to reserve bouquets for funeral occasions.
Advertisement claims Hunt's Lightning Oil arrests pain and provides near instant relief for neuralgia rheumatism headaches burns and other pains. It urges readers to try the product for fast quitting of pain.
A playful exchange describes a new kitchen device that can boil steam and poach eggs simultaneously. Mrs Brown, a noted grouch, quips about adding scrambling and eggnog to the mix while Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is praised for teething relief.
Advertisers announce that those who object to liquid medicines can obtain Peruna Tablets instead. The notice emphasizes an alternative form of the product and suggests accessibility for individuals with objections to liquid preparations.
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