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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1917
Page
3
Emma Harris of Dallas Texas testifies to dramatic health turnaround after Tanlac treatment She describes improved appetite sleep and energy and claims to have told four hundred people in person about her recovery The advertisement notes a Tanlac dealer in the town.
A suburban boy asks for a lock washer to fit a bolt but rejects several disks as broken. The vendor shows perforated metal washers, which the boy examines and declines, noting they are damaged.
A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a cheap effective remedy that dries instantly and lifts corns or calluses with the fingers without pain or infection. A small bottle can be bought at drug stores, or ordered from a wholesaler if not in stock.
A man facing strike action at his plant described an intense scene as workers were armed by him to defend the facility. The incident dramatizes the tension between labor actions and plant protection.
Take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to drive out malaria and build up the system. The label shows the formula with quinine and iron in a tasteless form. Price: 60 cents.
Willard, while napping, agrees to play train with his younger brother. He consented with the line I will be the sleeping car and then resumed his rest.
Stop that hacking cough with Minnsfield Cough Balsam. It heals inflamed membranes and soothes tickling nerves, ideal for babies. Priced 25c and 50c. A Roman Eye Balsam promises relief from tired eyes and eye strain. Also notes British soldiers supplied with artificial aids.
Col House and Dr John H Finley appointed to gather informed data for the United States as it enters postwar talks. They will study military economic and political conditions abroad and report to guide policy without engaging in diplomacy.
A young woman laments insignia meanings in the military noting the eagle on a shoulder only signals colonel and believes such decorations should mark a full general. She struggles to tell apart major oak leaves from brigadier stars at a distance, and is upset by the concealed meanings of army stars.
A young woman argues that every theater program should include a key to the rank of army and navy officers. The remark appears in relation to the naval star symbolism and its varying meanings.
A father asks for guidance after his daughter sings. The music master expresses uncertainty and suggests possible activities such as settlement work horseback riding or other interests to engage her.
A beauty note advises mixing juice from two lemons with orchard white to create a inexpensive skin lotion. Strain to remove pulp, bottle three ounces, and shake to blend for daily use on face neck arms and hands to brighten bleached smooth skin. Ady.
In a humorous exchange at Huckabuck tavern a drummer notes four flies in his coffee and the waiter calmly suggests letting the cup sit so the insects drown and sink to the bottom, after which the memory of the incident fades.
An old advertisement promotes free Cuticura Soap and Ointment samples for relief of baby rashes and eczema. It asks readers to mail a postcard to Cuticura Department L Boston and claims exclusive use keeps skin clear. The ad ends with a remark on poetry and balance.
Fragmentary items mix accusations of plagiarism and health claims. An asserted remedy named Femenina is advertised with a price and guarantee. The text includes vague statements about genius quitting and stopping pains with no verifiable facts.
J R Maxwell of Atlanta Georgia reports relief after trying Shuptrine's Tetterine for eczema tetter ground itch and related skin diseases. He says after six remedies nothing helped until the Tetterine line with soap cured him completely. Available at age or by mail 50 cents for Tetterine and 25 cents for soap. Rhuptrine Savannah Georgia.
A woman enters a shop asking for size 10 squeaky slippers for her father. The assistant says none exist. She asks if they can make squeaky slippers, explaining a young man visits and would like to know when his father comes downstairs.
An advertisement touts Renovine as a heart remedy claiming quick cure from first symptoms. It warns of delay with a warning of penalties and notes a price of $1.50.
A boy asks what conscience means and wonders what prompts the opposite impulse to do wrong. The narrator explains a conscience as the inner voice that says no. The child then asks what urges him to proceed, leading to the idea of exchange between urges and moral restraint.
We offer ten dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Catarrh medicine is taken internally and works through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over forty years. Price one dollar. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A modern railway station costing 2 500 000 dollars has been completed in Macon Georgia, signaling a major transport upgrade for the area. The facility reflects significant investment in regional rail infrastructure.
An advertisement touts Capudine as quick relief for headaches and nervous strain, claiming fast calming effects and pleasant taste. It mentions a British invention enabling machine polishing of furniture as an alternative to hand work.
An advertisement touts La CreOle Hair Dressing to restore natural color for $1.00, urging women with gray hair to use the product. It adds a parallel note about insurance for barns for those who work sunlit hours.
Ina rejects calls for shared waste reduction saying she keeps to her own business and only discards tea leaves and egg shells. The remark echoes a local concern about communal conservation in everyday chores.
China consumed almost nine million dollars worth of American cigarettes in the year ending June 30. The note also quips that a hustler, if diligent, secures the door to success.
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