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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
7
An ad notes calomel sales drop as Dodson’s Liver Tone gains favor with druggists. The vegetable remedy is guaranteed to relieve liver sluggishness and constipation, with a money back offer if not effective. It is described as pleasant tasting and safe for children and adults.
A Boston Post note says Mr. Destyle is financially embarrassed and deeply in debt, yet remains unfazed by the negative attention and public speculation surrounding his finances.
An advertisement urges readers to use Cascarets to remove poisons from the liver stomach and bowels. It touts mild action no griping or sickness and claims low cost with benefits while sleeping. The Real Difficulty notes a revenue concern in a Boston Evening Transcript line.
The article explains how to determine lamb and mutton quality after carcass division. It details grades from choice to common, focusing on lean color fat distribution bone size and overall firmness to guide buyers toward well nourished, properly prepared meat.
An advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional treatment for Catarrhal Deafness caused by inflamed mucous linings and a blocked Eustachian tube. The offer guarantees one hundred dollars to any case not cured, with circulars available from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
An old advertisement warns that "California Fig Syrup" is a child's laxative and urges parents to look for the California brand on the package. It touts the product's harm free laxative claim and fruity taste with dosing directions on each bottle.
A thrift leaflet advises restoring hair ribbons to look new using a flat surface sponge and lukewarm water with mild soap. For greasy portions a dash of ammonia water is rubbed in, then rinsed, dried flat, with edges kept straight and bubbles pressed out to prevent blistering.
Velvet pile can be raised again by careful steaming. Lay a wet cloth over the back and pass over an inverted hot iron to lift crushed nap. Dust is removed by brushing then sponging and steaming.
A U S Department of Agriculture guidance notes optimal kitchen work heights for women. General ranges place tables at 82 to 36 inches and sinks with bottoms at 80 to 81 inches, while individual comfort may vary. Adjust table and sink heights by trimming legs or adding blocks to fit clearance and ease of use.
Celeriae or knot celery roots the size of a white turnip are eaten rather than the stalks. Pare and slice thinly, soak, boil about 80 minutes, then rinse. Make a white sauce with butter flour salt and milk, add the cooked celeriac until smooth.
Advice shows practical kitchen uses for common items. It mentions using hot vinegar to remove paint from glass and wrapping cheese in a cloth dipped in vinegar to keep it fresh. It also suggests cold cereal with cream as a supper dish and beet and potato salads as appealing.
A brief note on widows entering the field with audacity, challenging norms and leaving maids little opportunity to adapt. The reflection hints at social change and gender role shifts without naming individuals or locations.
An ad touts Vacher Balm as quicker relief for croup catarrh colds and sore throat, priced 30 cents in jars or tubes. It urges samples and agent’s prices from EB W. Vacher Inc New Orleans La while noting a graduate once was a short haired baby with a red nose.
An old advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pills as mild and effective for biliousness, constipation, headaches, and indigestion. Cures are claimed without pain, sold in original bottles by druggists. The ad ends with a humorous line about a debt free city.
An Eastern Flight recounts a British airman who piloted a journey from Mosul on the upper Tigris through the Syrian desert to Cairo on the Nile. He made three intermediate stops along a roughly 1000 tiles route, as reported by Popular Mechanics Magazine.
An advertisement promotes Liquid Shit Make as a remedy for overactive kidneys especially in children and nocturnal symptoms. It claims not a universal cure but a treatment to calm excessive kidney action and offers mail order from the Shumake Remedy Company in Fort Worth, Texas, for sixty cents.
A playful promo invites readers to drop a nickel in the toy bank today and claim five cents of exercise tomorrow. The offer blends whimsy with a light incentive, urging participation.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion acidity sour belching and upset stomach. It promises relief within moments after taking a tablet and highlights low cost and high benefit.
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