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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
7
Mrs. Mary Reese of Chilton, Texas, claims Cardui eased long standing back and hip pains and helped her recover after illness. She says six bottles cured her enough to resume work and urges others to try Cardui as a tonic from mild medicinal ingredients sold by druggists.
The sixteenth century offered water mead sack and ale as beverages. By mid century tea arrived and with it the china teacup. The cup’s handle originated from Mediterranean lands and early versions were thick earthenware used with heavy jars and lamps.
A vintage advertisement promotes "California Fig Syrup" as a safe laxative for children. It urges mothers to choose the product by its label and promises a delicious fruity taste with full dosing directions on each bottle.
A playful exchange shows a woman hesitating to marry the best man living unless he proves capable of becoming a better man. The dialogue hints at personal growth and future expectations within a relationship.
A vintage advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pills as mild and fast acting for biliousness constipation headaches and indigestion. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a 25 cent bottle claiming rapid relief with no pain and markets six cent bottles as well.
Cartoon captions pose a light humorous exchange about dress length noting a girl’s garment measured at a little over two feet in cartoons magazine context.
An unusual capture in Ayrshire reveals a white mole among typical dark specimens. Moles are generally dark in color, making a white mole a rare find. Meanwhile an advertisement touts Vacher Balm as a quick relief for Croup Catarrh Colds or Sore Throat at 25c per jar or tube with samples and agent prices offered.
A jumble of phrases about Dr Peery Worme and a single dose worm treatment. It includes a line about visiting relatives and a reflection that some people make a specialty of believing the impossible. The text reads as disjointed commentary with no clear news event.
In 1903 a narrator and crew reach a concealed Bahama inlet via a palmetto fringe creek. They meet the king Calypso and Samson guiding the way to Nassau while plotting a treasure guard and escape route.
The narrator recalls a morning departure as the crew parts ways with the king and sails again. A report from Charlie Webster warns of Tobias's escape, while the crew remains loyal, united by shared purpose and a calm, contented voyage aboard the ship.
The king and crew discuss Tobias hidden on the island and a potential second treasure, while Calypso deflects a taunting question about a cave and the famed Aladdin’s cave, as clues link Tobias to the treasure and Calypso’s coin.
Physicians and druggists urge cleansing the system to ward off influenza. Take one Calotab at bedtime with water to end a cold overnight, avoid after effects, and wake refreshed. Calotabs sold only in sealed packs for thirty five cents with money back guarantee if not delighted.
The narrator and Calypso debate hiding a treasure while Tobias’s men may stalk them. The king plans to use darkness and a Flamingo crew to guard the house as Samson, Erebus, and Sweeney prepare to counter a possible attack. The scene ends with a vow of caution and a prisoner’s isolation.
An opinion column blasts the college degree market accusing many holders of cheap notoriety and arguing the system is indefensible. The speaker concedes they did not obtain a degree themselves.
The notice extols Sloan's Liniment for relief from sciatica neuritis lumbago rheumatic pains and muscle strains. It highlights easy application quick relief and economy with price points of 35c 70c and 1.40.
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