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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
2
An old time advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy to gently cleanse a child’s bowels. It claims the product soothes cross or feverish children and restores playfulness within hours and warns buyers to insist on the genuine bottle with age directions and to refuse imitations.
Public Ledger notes critics argue nutrition experts overstep by proving pie quality through rat experiments, a move seen as extending nutrition testing beyond reasonable bounds.
Diamond Dyes promises easy tinting for delicate and permanent colors on lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies and hangings in one 15 cent pack. Indicate wool silk or cotton mixed goods to your druggist for best results.
A cheeky Notre Dame item notes Bill expressing strong affection for Nadine while a Betty figure questions who cares for Bill, reflecting campus gossip about relationships and social circles.
A warning ad urges buyers to insist on the Bayer name on aspirin tablets or packaging. It warns imitations may be dangerous and notes Bayer has 25 years of physician endorsement and safety proven by millions. Readers are told to say Bayer when purchasing aspirin.
In a lighthearted exchange, Jones asks if his wife picks all his suits while Smith counters that she only handles the pocketa. The banter showcases playful marital dynamics.
The Ros borough Springs offer relief for chronic stomach, kidney, liver disorders and rheumatism. Advertises free information and notes Hotel Driskell in Marshall, Texas.
A struggling watchmaker persists amid shaky beginnings and financial pressures, pushing to find steady business and customer trust while adapting to market challenges.
Texas opens standard textbook bids October 12 for school texts. Fort Worth engineer officer James W. Stratton named president of Texas University engineering department, with J. W. Akkerman San Antonio as VP, Carol McKeever Austin as secretary treasurer, L. H. McCutcheon Austin as sergeant at arms. State treasurer W. G. Hatcher reports Sept 30 general revenue fund balance $970,661, with about $500,000 received on the last day of the month not in the balance. Gov Miriam A. Ferguson approves abolition of the Pat Neff honor farm, with former Governor James E. Ferguson supporting the move. Fire marshal and school inspectors to assess fire hazards in every Texas school building. Railroad Commissioner Lon A. Smith tours shallow oil fields in Callahan and neighboring counties. Pete Norfleet named Deputy Game Fish and Oyster Commissioner for Central Panhandle, linked to fight against crooks who defrauded his father. Texas to intervene in a unique submerged land case involving Gaillard Peninsula near Harris County, valued for oil production and spanning about 100 acres. Two new game preserves announced: 70 000 acres near La Pryor in Zavalla County and 25 000 acres on a Russell ranch in Schleefener County. Houston area valuation for Houston Municipal Railway rate case set at 500 000, with depreciation figures and lease allocations. Rate fixing planned for motor bus express services per Attorney General ruling. Judge John M. Scott retires to join International Life Insurance Company of St. Louis, to work from Fort Worth Texas headquarters.
Edward W Pickard reports Britain fears communism while American labor leaders argue with Moscow influenced groups. President Coolidge stresses tolerance and unity at American Legion meeting as international diplomacy and domestic issues unfold across Europe and Asia, with notable deaths and military debates shaping the week.
Allied and German statesmen in Locarno Switzerland strive for a security treaty but have not yet solved the central issue of Germany eastern frontiers. Briand seeks France to guarantee arbitration pacts between Germany Poland and Germany Czechoslovakia and Chamberlain backs Great Britain position.
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