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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
3
The ad promotes Cascarets for headaches colds and constipation. It urges a 10 cent box to cleanse liver stomach and bowels and promises a clear head and cheerfulness by morning for men women and children.
The excerpt presents a playful misquote about storing a bathing suit in camphor and notes evaporation. It frames a dialogue about a bathing item and a mistaken reference to a person or pronoun.
San Antonio resident H. F. Rieden describes severe stomach trouble and indigestion improved after using Tanlac. He reports restored appetite, relieved intestinal pain, and overall renewed strength. The advertisement touts Tanlac as a tonic made from roots and herbs and urges readers to ask their druggist. Over 40 million bottles sold.
An ad touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a stomach aid that claims to relieve gas heaviness and distention. It promises a money back guarantee if it does not greatly help and notes availability from local dealers and druggists.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a pleasant laxative for babies and children. It claims a teaspoonful today may prevent tomorrow’s sickness and urges asking for genuine syrup with bottle directions for all ages.
Fashion notes from 1926 detail coat dresses in silk weaves and satins with plaited hems, bold trims, and feminized styling. Emphasis on embroidered and appliqued fabrics, colorful satin street dresses with bandanna jabots, and diagonal closures.
A feature on hosting with meat and desserts suggests elegant menus. It lists ham with creamed potatoes and a dessert menu including Hamburg Cream, Frozen Boston Pudding, and Banana based dishes with ginger and mint drinks.
Worded testimonials claim the product restores health and vitality after illness. A letter from Mrs Daugherty of Muscatine Iowa details relief after three bottles and ongoing improvement. another from Mrs P W Carr of Muncie Indiana extols the medicine and Sanative Wash.
Miss Cayenne argues actors should not use profanity in performance while acknowledging some plays warrant private audience remarks by auditors. The exchange highlights debate over language in theater.
An old warning claims headaches dizziness neuralgia bad breath indigestion and pimples signal an inactive liver. The remedy urged is Bond's Pill taken at bedtime with a promise of waking up well next morning.
A St Louis church may receive $30000 if its Sunday School maintains an average attendance of 30 adults for five years. The pastor cites a current church membership of 200 with 100 attending Sundays and expects to meet the will’s terms without difficulty.
A brief quip notes a man wearing a string on his finger to remind him of his wife who is away. He explains the gesture as a daily vow to think of her each day. The caption reflects a domestic, lighthearted tone.
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