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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
6
A compact advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest relief for indigestion gas upset stomach and related acidity with a few tablets offering almost immediate comfort. It notes widespread pharmacist sales and urges correction of digestion for a few cents.
A Chicago woman writes she suffered weakness nervousness insomnia and poor appetite. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports better eating sleep and energy and says she will recommend it to friends. The ad notes decades of women praising the product.
A vintage drug advert boasts two tables every three hours for three doses to conquer a cold. The first dose allegedly relieves symptoms while the second and third dissolve the illness. It claims safety with no quinine or opiates and notes millions of users. Druggists guarantee TT at thirty-five cents.
Washington analysts note renewed intra party tensions as Republicans clash over the Hughes plan for a European finance commission. Democrats see a chance to gain in 1920 while opposition remains within the GOP. The State Department emphasizes advisory scope of the plan and cautions against entanglements. A federal game refuge bill returns to Congress to create protected shooting grounds and bird sanctuaries with a $1 licensing fee.
The report notes rapid dairy sector expansion with skim milk powder output doubling in five years and cow-testing associations doubling in six. Ice cream, creamery butter, and whole milk show long term doubling trends with projections suggesting future surges. U.S. population and milk cow numbers also reflect substantial growth over decades.
A set of three inch square card numbers made from heavy black paper features pasted images of girls' heads. Each card includes a tiny pencil attached to a silk card by a hole in the corner, making a practical hostess gift.
Four stylish silk handbags in new figured and brocaded patterns promise delight for Christmas. The envelope bag features tapestry ribbon with a black border, while the adjacent bag shows a rich Egyptian design with mock jewels. Both are silk lined in colors chosen for individual taste.
A decorative dressing table set features two long skewers wrapped in harrow green ribbon a small mirror a powder puff and two double red silk poppies. The mirror is bordered by red ribbon. Skewers are sewn into position poppies flattened placed over them and stitched at the edges.
Cotton growers in Texas used calcium arsenate on 2 percent of acreage this year to combat boll weevils, with some localities applying six or more treatments. Rates ranged from 1/2 of 1 percent in Oklahoma to 14 percent in Arkansas, as a nation wide field survey by the U S department of agriculture continues.
Cure for the loin disease that threatens Southern Texas cattle is in a phosphorus diet. An agreement links the Texas disease to South Africa’s lam sickte and prescribes three ounces of bone meal daily. Preventing carcass decay and toxin formation requires removing rotting carcasses and supplying phosphorus for proper growth.
Washington reports October exports at 402 million and imports at 303 million, a 99 million favorable balance. Preliminary figures indicate exports up 20 million from September and 31.9 million above October 1922, while imports rise 27 million from 1922 and 50 million from September 1923. The department notes prices moved little, but October trading moved a much larger volume of goods than a year ago.
A granite monument now stands at the northwest corner of Caldwell county courthouse square in Lockhart Texas as a tribute to Confederate soldiers. The General X DaBray chapter U D C spent years raising funds and achieved the goal this past year.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overruled the state's motion for a rehearing in the Leon Briggs case. Briggs, convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to five years, was implicated in the death of federal prohibition agent J. W. Floyd during a raid on Briggs’ home on May 17, 1922.
The Texas Editorial Association elected M. E. Foster of Houston as president, Louis J. Wortham of Fort Worth as first vice president, June P. Miller of Houston as second vice president, J. C. Son of Palo Pinto as honorary vice president for life, Hamp Cook of Houston as recording secretary for life, and Austin Callan of Eagle Pass as corresponding secretary in Corpus Christi on Friday.
The 1921 Texas alien land ownership law barring noncitizen aliens from owning land is sustained by a U S Supreme Court opinion, per the attorney general's department. It exempts land already owned and city lots from the prohibition.
Dialogue highlights a short exchange where Lou explains heading to see a friend Sue and intends to stay for one permanent wave. The light humor centers on the punchline about a lasting haircut.
An advertisement claims thousands stay healthy by taking one or two Brandreth Pills at night. The pills are said to cleanse the system and purify the blood.
A wife remarks that her husband need not explain his money use as he spends his time reading and discussing horse races, revealing a struggle over transparency. The line captures tension between financial privacy and marital trust in a terse exchange.
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