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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
2
Physicians and druggists urge preventive use to ward off influenza saying a nightly Calotab dose purifies the system and liver for a cold free morning. Calotabs priced thirty five cents with refund if not delighted. India buys 130 tram trucks from America, signaling more American goods demand.
An old style advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound for rapid relief from cold symptoms. It claims the first dose clears nasal passages and stops runny nose and headache, with subsequent doses finishing the illness. The product costs only a few cents and requires no quinine. France Builds Auto Tourist Plan With Distinct Road Markers.
An assortment of old advertisements tout Tetterine as a cure for eczema and blotches with soft skin results and Roman Eye Balsam as an external antiseptic for relieved inflamed surfaces. Also includes quips and remarks about a mushy party and personal eye remarks.
An advertisement touts Bayer as the genuine Aspirin brand with Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in Bayer packaging. It notes the product serves headache and other pains and claims nineteen years of physician use. The ad mentions a tin of 0.2 tablets costing a few cents and identifies Aspirin as a Bayer trademark.
Washington reports the Senate abandoned all ratification efforts for the peace treaty after three failed votes. Democratic and republican blocs opposed, with only 38-39 supports for various ratification measures. President Wilson urged defeat of the Lodge resolution, arguing it would nullify the treaty and urging a genuine ratification path.
A mother teaches Robert the value of a penny after he loses one. She explains car fare is seven cents and walking would be needed without the lost cent. Robert replies that they could buy ice cream and eat it while walking, making the trip pleasant.
Texas asserts historic boundary claims against Oklahoma and neighboring states. Attorney General Cureton reports data indicating Texas may reclaim parts of Louisiana and Arkansas, seeking the 100th meridian as the eastern Texas-Oklahoma line and potential hundreds of thousands of acres. Louisiana and Miller County Arkansas could join the dispute as Texas reopens territorial lines.
Texas and Oklahoma members split on the Esch railroad bill voting 15 against and 3 for from Texas and Oklahoma. The measure passed 203 to 169 amid controversy over guaranty payments and state railroad commissions authority. Some lawmakers opposed Shreveport doctrine changes and centralization of powers in the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Washington reports the Senate adopted by 46 to 33 a reservation to Article 10 of the League of Nations covenant aligning with President Wilson. The roll call shows 46 votes for adoption from Republicans and a few Democrats, with 33 against and 16 pairs, reflecting a strong Republican majority and limited Democratic support.
Reports state that D'Annunzio occupied Zara on the Dalmatian coast and then returned to Fiume after advising the state department on Monday.
President Wilson was wheeled to the White House lawn near the south portico on a Monday. He rested briefly in the sun outdoors under supervision after a period indoors.
The Wholesale Fruit and Produce Dealers Association of Texas closed in Houston with a push for a uniform closing hour law for railway freighthouses and opposition to the cold storage bill before Congress. Officers were elected A A Jackson of Dallas as president and Waco’s J T Turner as first vice president. next meeting planned for Waco.
Police raided the Sinn Fein parliament in Dublin on Wednesday and nine members were arrested. Authorities moved to seize documents and disrupt activities amid ongoing political tension in the city.
An old advertising piece touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney trouble and associated pains. It claims quick relief, two centuries of use, and worldwide import origin with a money back guarantee if not effective.
A fragment shows a mother and child arguing about a cook and living arrangements. The child candidate resists cooking duties while the mother laments needing a cook, highlighting household tensions and practical needs.
Soak hands in hot Cuticura Soap suds, dry and rub in Cuticura Ointment. Remove excess with tissue. This trio for all toilet needs, Soap Ointment and Talcum, promoted with a plain ad warning against hurtful words.
Advert reads Sloan's Liniment as a practical remedy for rheumatic aches neuritis and stiff joints. Claims include quick relief for sore muscles lame backs and headaches with sizes 35c 70c and 1.40. Women as well as men are urged to use the product.
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