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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
2
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin for quick relief of dyspepsia indigestion gastritis and stomach upset. It claims rapid action harmlessness and universal use with a fifty cent case sold by dealers and promises relief from gas headache dizziness nausea and sour stomach.
The dialogue notes police authorities favor adding several police women to the force while Patrice argues that none want to serve as plain-clothes officers. The exchange highlights tension between expansion and role preferences.
Asheville mother Mrs Minnie Wright says Cardus cured her after measles relapse and severe headaches. She praises Cardus for enabling her to care for five children and plans to recruit more users. The ad notes Cardus has relieved womanly ailments for over 50 years and claims to help more than a million women, with druggist sales and optional mailed booklet.
A debate on paradoxes asks if a man can run for office and stand for his party simultaneously. The exchange questions political loyalty and the feasibility of aligning personal ambitions with party commitments.
An advertisement claims Bond's Liver Pills are superior and effective for biliousness headaches and indigestion. It urges readers to ask neighbors, take one pill at night, and promises satisfaction with a mail order option from ND's Pharmacy Co in Little Rock Arkansas.
A conversational remark notes Joe Gill's perceived skill at judging cigars. The speaker recalls Gill having two cigars last night and giving one away, implying he kept the best.
An old time ad promotes rubs and cures for rheumatism and aches with dubious claims and modest price. A wry line about earth and mud follows, then a children teething syrup marketed to ease gums and colic. It ends with a reflection on moral checks in mirrors.
President Wilson signed the urgent deficiency bill granting civil service exemptions for deputy marshals and collectors. Senators and governors weighed river improvements, campaign finance limits, and Panama treaty issues while state fairs and golf championships highlighted a busy national week with notable judicial and political developments.
Severe Texas City thunderstorm kills three Sixth Cavalry members Private George Morris Private Monroe Morris and Farrier John Zimmer with Veterinary Surgeon Devine injured. Rockdale mine rescue frees seven miners while one drowns. Oregon battleship to lead Panama Canal fleet in 1915. Priest Hans Schmidt deemed sane in Anna Aumuller murder case. William Sulzer nominated by Progressives after impeachment. Mobile and Ohio wreck list totals likely 17 deaths with one more possible. Wintry weather forecast. Thaw's petition dispute persists in Concord. Swedish steamer with 291 aboard reaches Galveston as refugees.
Reports from Monterey Mexico reveal Daniel and Evaristo Madero arrested over supposed revolutionary plot. Britain agrees to send navy representatives to the 1915 international fleet gathering at Hampton Roads. Berlin holds funeral for Zeppelin disaster victims. Washington signals possible U S recognition of northern Mexican rebels amid tensions with Mexico. Villa detains 43 Germans at Torreon prompting German pressure. Servia orders troop withdrawal behind Albanian frontier. Austrians flee draft by emigration and paper forgery. German law dictates advance housekeeping payments by husbands. Austria demands Servia evacuate Albanian points. Scotland 1912 fishery board cites 90 000 fisheries workers. Huerta refuses resignation. Baden railway workers’ average income is 260. Cuban government faces downfall over Menocal loan. British Isles import 6 million hats and bonnets in six months of 1913.
General Felix Diaz seeks refuge at the American consulate in Vera Cruz under guard from John Lind and W. W. Canada while Huerta asserts he will not run in the elections. Huerta defends his disbanding of Congress and calls for pacification with a broad agrarian reform plan to divide land and stabilize Mexico.
The 809 state banks and trust companies show total assets of 133.55 million and capital stock of 31.88 million. The ratio of capital and surplus to liabilities ranges from 34.39 percent to 113.4 percent, per a Friday report by Commissioner W W Collier.
A tornado that swept Southern Louisiana on Thursday killed a white woman and her 2 month old baby and seven black residents. Thirty eight people were injured none seriously. Cane crops were razed and plantations suffered extensive damage to dwellings fences and outbuildings.
Texas corporations charted include Royal Amusement Company of San Antonio with capital stock of 20000 dollars. The Loma Tiva Ranch Company of El Paso with capital stock 10000 dollars. The Standard Gravel Company of Houston filed an amendment increasing its capital stock from 15000 to 25000 dollars.
The State Department through Vera Cruz alerts Tampico authorities that the United States would object to any harm to Evaristo and Daniel Madero, who are being moved as prisoners toward the capital.
Orange County made its first rice sale Friday with 400 bags arriving by barge from the Helton Brown farm and ranch. The Orange Rice Mill Company purchased the grain at three dollars and seventy cents per bag.
Allen of Shreveport accompanied President Kennedy to Orange to inspect terminal sites for the Orange Northeastern railroad’s planned route into the city from Natchitoches. The visit highlights early planning for rail access and regional development.
Eziquio de la Garza, a prominent Rey nosa resident opposite Hidalgo, Texas, was executed by rebel soldiers on Friday.
Autumn markets bring peach pear pumpkin and tomato along with beets for baking and puddings. Beets baked with butter lemon juice and salt offer sweetness while Sugar Beet Pudding mixes beets milk eggs and nutmeg baked to custard. Holland Cabbage combines cabbage apples butter salt pepper cheese or nutmeg cooked slowly and finished with a vinegar-flour jelly mix.
The author argues housewives should measure pot and pan capacities to choose the right size for each task. By knowing exact volumes and depths they can avoid multiple pans and improve cooking accuracy.
Cut two large potatoes into one inch cubes and simmer in a pan with one tablespoon melted butter. Season with salt cayenne pepper and one teaspoon curry powder. Add one pint hot water and cook until potatoes are tender but not mushy, with enough liquid for gravy. For a milk sauce mix one-eighth cup milk with one-half cup cold water and two tablespoons flour, blend, pour over potatoes, and simmer until liquid reduces by half.
A New York Times contributor shares a simple weekly routine to keep flatirons clean. After washing, place the irons in hot water for a few minutes, then remove and scrub with a soft dry cloth to maintain smooth, well-kept irons.
A simple bake using one cup lard three cups sugar one pint sweet milk two eggs and a pinch of salt. Dissolve ammonia in milk mix until firm enough to handle roll to a quarter inch thick. Fork prick and bake in a hot oven. Ammonia and lemon oil can be obtained from the druggist.
A simple shrimp dish uses melted butter and flour as a thickener, then milk to create a creamy sauce. Stir in two cans of shrimp and one can of peas, drain liquids, combine, season to taste, and serve on toasted bread or over mashed potatoes.
To flatten a rug edge, fold a towel or cloth, ring out water, and lay it along the edge. Press with a flatiron until the cloth is dry, making the edge straight and flat as when new.
To extend carpet life, sweep weekly with a broom dipped in hot water and a touch of turpentine. The mixture cleans fibers and reduces wear, according to household maintenance advice from an older periodical.
A reader suggests easing bureau drawers by rubbing the catches with common yellow soap to help slides operate smoothly. The tip focuses on simple, readily available household lubrication for smoother drawer movement.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for biliousness constipation and indigestion. It claims quick relief from headaches dizziness nervousness and stomach trouble and promotes a 10 cent box as a path to health and happiness for adults and children alike.
A crowded trolley ride on a rainy day changes a woman’s mood when she notices a fellow passenger who smiles through the wet and dreary weather. Her mood lifts as she reflects on sharing a brief, luminous moment.
M Esnault Pelterie, a renowned French aviation specialist, predicts future air travel could link Earth with the moon and stars. He estimates a ton aircraft could cross the 238800 miles in about three hours with radium fuel, needing around 800 pounds of radium at today’s prices totaling roughly ten billion dollars. He also believes trips to certain stars may become possible.
Swiss railway unions plan a united response to upcoming working regulations and pension reform. The coordinated move aims to ensure wage, benefit, and job protections as changes approach. Authorities and industry groups anticipate potential bargaining rounds and policy clarifications.
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