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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
10
A testimonial style ad touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle remedy for children with weak bowels and ill health. It promises better appetite, energy, and normal digestion, claiming a Western mother’s proof and urging buyers to choose genuine California labeled bottles.
Highroad Karnerd M Baruch told a luncheon in New York that Julius Stosenwald’s success comes from luck, while he credits it to pluck the will to fight on. He paused then added that failure is the highroad to success.
An electrical contractor from Baltimore Maryland describes severe stomach and bowel troubles from 1912 to 1918. He credits Milks Emulsion with restoring health after trying numerous ads and treatments. The testimonial urges worldwide advertising and notes a money back guarantee from The Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Indiana.
In a courtly exchange Mr. Hewitt appears as a tailor figure. He quips about cloak of friendship and mantle of charity while noting that praising all leads to praise for none in a Johnson dialogue.
Appeal for at home dyeing using true fade less Diamond Dyes. Tinting is as easy as bluing and dyeing sets with time. Diamond Dyes prevent re-dyed looks, backed by over 20 million packages yearly. Free booklet Color Craft offered by Mae Martin, Dept. G-148, Dyes, Burlington Vermont.
Louise M. Comstock surveys two centuries of White House hostessing and the evolving role of First Lady from Martha Washington to Grace Coolidge. The piece traces marriages, widows, social traditions, and influential women who shaped presidential hospitality and ceremonial life.
The Maine Assistant Attorney General filed the will of a wealthy out-of-state man for tax assessment and found a severly unusual clause. It references 148 trillion German marks bought during the war instructing the executor to retain the currency until it can be redeemed at a reasonable price rather than appraise it as worthless. The man bought the marks for about $6,000.
Thomas Ashton owns a remarkable ranch that straddles Colorado Nebraska and Kansas at their tripoint. His Nebraska home sits near bunk houses in Colorado and a Kansas pasture within a mile. For forty years he has split time among all three states managing cattle.
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