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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
3
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a daily health aid for the liver and bowels. It claims relief from biliousness constipation headaches upset stomach and bad breath with no griping or inconvenience and lists prices ten twenty five and fifty cents.
A quip contrasts Valuables turning to gold with the consequence of turning to ivory. The remark frames a parable like warning about wealth and vanity in literary tone.
Prominent druggists praise Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder relief. The ad claims it cures urinary issues neutralizes uric acid and helps rheumatism. Sample bottle by parcel post with ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. Large and medium bottles sold at drug stores.
Dialogue notes visitors and furniture on tick with a joke about debt. Mentions Dr Peery s Dead Shot claimed to expel worms with one dose, no castor oil needed.
A reflective aphorism on timely silence and prudent speech highlighting the value of restraint when timing matters.
The advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a marvelous remedy for indigestion nervous dyspepsia constipation and related digestive issues. It claims fifty four years of widespread use in thousands of households worldwide with no reported failure and notes its gentle laxative benefits. It ends by stating the product is sold everywhere.
A reporter seeks Mr. Grabcom's views on Europe. He replies he is not competent to discuss the topic and jokes about losing a poet or musician who captured Wiume.
A compact reflection states that men value a good name over riches yet continue to chase wealth and status through constant effort. The line contrasts virtue with pursuit, underscoring enduring work ethic and reputation.
The Better Sires campaign reports 232 322 head of domestic animals and poultry listed with purebred sires. Over 1 000 breeders notified state colleges and USDA to breed only to purebreds, reducing scrub stock to 2 3 percent. Virginia leads enrollments. Pulaski county tops counties with 400. Breeding stock tallies include cows and poultry, with total listed animals reaching 232 322. The effort is backed by USDA and agricultural colleges, farming groups, and breeders.
Campaign summary shows 2028 persons enrolled from Oct 1 1919 to June 30 1920. Virginia leads state totals with 8 1/2 percent and Pulaski county Virginia tops counties with 400 enrollees.
J. W. Galbraith Jr. of Cincinnati elected national commander at the American Legion convention in Cleveland. Delegates urged strict exclusion of Japanese immigrants, cancellation of the “gentleman’s agreement,” and the prohibition of “picture brides.” The group backed intensified Americanization work and moved its national office to Indianapolis. The resolution calls for a study of Hawaii labor needs and urges member turnout for elections. Galbraith, born 1874 in Watertown Massachusetts, rose to colonel in the Ohio National Guard and led forces in World War I.
Cooperative marketing associations frequently purchase supplies for members and elevator companies supply coal, lumber, twine, brick, flour, feed, oils, and more. Marketing groups also buy fertilizers, sprays, and packaging, aiding farmers in disposing of produce and obtaining needed farm goods.
Comimon and sanitation make the best preparation for the warfare against hog cholera. Almost any good farmer can succeed with sheep during the fall, winter and spring months. Hogging down corn is an economical way to harvest the crop and prepare hogs for market. It is very important that both the ewes and lambs have plenty of good feed during the summer and early autumn.
Paris reports secret French foreign office information that Lenine and Tehnin fear overthrow of the Soviet government unless peace is secured with Poland and Wrangel. Polish and Wrangel advances threaten Bolsheviks as executions and desertions increase. munition factories idle and widespread unrest feared.
In Rome the industrial situation improves as workers return to plants and factory operations resume under calmer conditions. Owners reclaim occupied works and normal activity gradually resumes across sectors.
Fire Friday night destroyed the St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico railway roundhouse and shops at Kingsville Texas. Loss placed around 400000 dollars.
A prospective father in law jokes with the bashful groom asking about service and scars. The groom replies no scars, but offers a pack of cigarettes for a test, reflecting a flippant exchange from the American Legion Weekly.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is presented as a internal remedy that works through the blood on mucous surfaces. It claims to destroy the disease's foundation and boost strength while aiding natural healing. Circulars free from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also a note on a young man doubting his worth to a girl.
Knicker suggests a plan to increase eggs with a bold strategy. Bocker warns against risk and advocates diversification in an exchange about farming and investment.
Ad promotes Diamond Dyes with directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or blends. Claims guaranteed results and a druggist color card with 16 colors. Ends with a joke about money and Neenseg name.
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