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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
7
A reader reports the old Peruna had no laxative and requests it back. The reply explains the new Peruna includes a laxative, leading to production of Katarna to restore the former formula. Manufactured by the Peruna Company of Columbus Ohio, available via drug stores or the Katarno Company.
A government sweep directed by Postmaster General Hitchcock and Chief Inspector Sharp arrested 173 individuals in major cities nationwide for misusing the mails to solicit criminal medical practice and to market medicines and instruments. The operation spanned 22 states with arrests in New York, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco and many others, aiming to end fraudulent schemes that purportedly harmed the public.
One hundred federal troops at Palomas on the New Mexico border fought rebels in two engagements before surrendering. Seven federals were killed and ten wounded, against forty rebels killed or wounded. General Inez Salazar commands rebels opposite Columbus, while Juarez remains in federal hands near El Paso.
In London the Ottoman government rejected the proposed Balkan armistice terms as impossible. Kiami Pasha the grand vizier ordered the commander in chief to pursue continued fighting with the help of the Almighty.
Twenty five carloads of homeseekers arrived in Houston on Friday by several northern rail routes. The group originates from Missouri Kansas Colorado and the southern states and all seek the gulf coast country for settlement and development.
Alpine Texas reports two hundred cars of fat cattle ready to leave for market from Alpine with many more from other Brewster County points.
An old age constipation remedy is promoted as mild and effective. The ad cites aging bowels and sensitive digestive organs and warns against harsh laxatives. It endorses Dr. W B Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
Weston jokes he will call his private golf links Bunker Hill because he believes he can never win on them. Preston questions the choice, prompting a humorous exchange about golf vanity and pranks.
A Beliton Georgia resident describes frost bite and itching on feet ears scalp and wrists resolved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial notes prior treatments failed and urges readers to request the 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura, Dept L Boston.
Local quip from New Mexico Pecos valley residents jokes about an AR rival being baited with a pun about apples and worms. The exchange centers on the punch line finding half a worm.
Calumet Baking Powder ends the era of baking luck by ensuring consistent success. It helps inexperienced cooks bake perfectly day after day and saves time and money by reducing failures. Calumet is advertised as the purest powder and has won top awards in Chicago 1907 and Paris 1912.
A fragment remarks that prudent spending shows character and that a man is defined by his bank accounts. The exchange hints at social values around money and reputation without detailing any event or source.
Public sentiment opposes women suffering headaches and neuralgia. The ad claims Hunt's Lightning delivers relief and urges ladies to try it. It notes the product is sold by all druggists and in bottles.
The text asserts any candidate can win female voters by advocating reduced courting and increased emphasis on marriage. It frames marriage as the central campaign plank and implies gendered political strategy.
An old advertisement touts Oxidine as a remedy to build appetite and cure malaria, promising to cleanse the system and improve overall health. It presents a general health claim with no clinical evidence.
An old advertisement notes that many boys learn good habits by avoiding their fathers mistakes. It touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a remedy to regulate and invigorate the stomach, liver and bowels with sugar coated granules.
A man and his wife share top position in the event as they finish tied for first, reflecting a rare joint victory and harmonious partnership in the contest.
A brief aphorism notes that truth can outpace fiction in danger, suggesting real events may be more perilous than imagined tales. It emphasizes caution and awareness when confronting unsettling or unexpected realities.
Dialogue shows Mrs Stiles asking about a gown. Mr Stiles compares it to a crowded theater. Mrs Stiles corrects it as crowded theater and remarks on standing room only, with a judge referenced.
Regular practicing physicians recommend OXIDINE as a proven malaria remedy. Keep a bottle in the medicine chest and administer at the first sign of chills and fever. Ady.
A listener reports hearing his own voice echo back after speaking into a phonograph. The unusual feedback event drew attention from nearby witnesses and sparked curiosity about early sound recording quirks.
A brief dramatic exchange centers on Miss Oldmaid purchasing music and a clerk named Mr. Dopenutt. The line hints at a humorous misunderstanding about kissing in moonlight and assigns the misattributed action to the other clerk.
A lecturer claims statistics show blond women are harder to get along with than brunettes. An astonished man in the audience questions the claim and jokes that his wife’s hair is dyed to fit the stereotype.
An advert claims a free sample remedy cures headaches biliousness constipation malaria and indigestion by aiding liver function without adverse effects. It states one pill at night improves morning condition and that the drug sells for 25 cents, with a mail sample offered by Bond Pharmacy Company of Little Rock Arkansas.
A caller asks if Mabel was found and learns she was located after the inquiry. The exchange confirms the discovery following the call.
A brief medical ad states that malaria is common in summer and that Oxidine eradicates the malaria germ and tones the system. It emphasizes relief from headaches and lassitude as symptoms.
A concise observation notes how people criticize others for actions they themselves may commit, highlighting human inconsistency without citing specific events or figures. The remark emphasizes general behavior rather than a particular incident.
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