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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1928
Page
7
Pleasing taste promises gentle bowel relief for children of all ages. Teaspoonful today may prevent tomorrow illness. Ask your druggist for genuine California Fig Syrup with bottle directions. beware imitation brands.
A homeowner style health note urges flushing kidneys with water and four ounces of Rad Salts from a drugstore. It claims the grape and lemon acid salt with lithia cleanses the kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and eases bladder disorders, urging regular use.
Mr Colby weighs in on his daughter's suitors Rollin Waterman and Jim Stanley with playful wit the pair of young men faces a choosing moment as the father opting not to give direct advice and the daughter presses for judgment in a quiet domestic scene set in the library.
Nina Morgan confronts Doris Colby with a warned confession about a dangerous romance with Jim Stanley. Nina seeks to prevent a marriage while exposing past pain, warning of a child and a life ruined by a man's deceit. Doris weighs trust, fear, and the price of truth.
Jim Stanley and Rollin Waterman, two close partners, vow to win Doris Colby’s hand after a coin toss. Waterman wins and plans to marry her while Nina Morgan, Waterman’s secretary and mistress, resents the setup. Nina urges Doris to learn she has been wronged by Stanley as Doris weighs suitors.
Nina approaches the Colby residence seeking a conference with Miss Colby. The narrative traces Nina’s struggle from poverty to education and independence, noting her cautious boldness and her wary view of men who promise help but pursue ulterior motives.
Post mortem studies of G Stanley Hall Sir William Osler and Edward Morse show brains do not vary greatly from normal brains. Dr Henry A Donaldson of the Wistar Institute notes they are slightly heavier but similar in fundamental structure. Variations in convolutions may exist but do not explain the sought explanation.
A Pratt Republican writes about a family car used by different members depending on status. When idle it belongs to the mother, when used it belongs to the children, and when disabled or with a flat tire it belongs to the father.
A drawing master says pupil traits show in pencil sharpening. Fine tapering points indicate artistry, short stubs suggest businesslike minds, point towards self sharpening hints at secrecy. Untidy users shape irregular ends, while carefree types hack away finishing about half the length.
Waterman, stuck in the Strollers club, faces pressure from Bromfield over unpaid notes. He frets over Nina Morgan’s plans for Doris Colby and contemplates marriage to Doris to stall his debts. The scene hints at looming consequences and a forced alliance as troubles mount.
The piece extols Dr Caldwell's three rules and a natural approach to constipation. It promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming remedy suitable for constipation biliousness sour stomach and related symptoms. It invites readers to request a free trial bottle by writing to Syrup Pepsin Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
Hot fuel oil sprayed from a 150 gallon tank in a rowboat fights malaria carrying mosquitoes along Pedro Miguel and Gatun lake shores. A three man crew applies the oil, with wind and waves spreading it thorough shorelines and inspectors confirming thorough coverage.
A Boston Globe note describes a Hinsdale Massachusetts farm cat praised as positively omnivorous. The cat eats meat fish and milk and also vegetables breaking a cucumber and bringing it inside to eat. The owner observed the animal testing other vegetables with hearty response.
A five year old in Indianapolis asks his mother to buy a gaudy stem decor for Decoration Day. The mother explains they are decorations, while amused patrons laugh at the innocent exchange during breakfast with his parents. The playful scene captures Hoosier manners and holiday whimsy.
Senator Sorghum jokes about future music when asked if there will be a lot of music at his speechmaking event. He recalls feeling his last tour was only filler between jazz band selections.
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