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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1930
Page
3
A guide advises women suffering from nausea to take Phillips Milk of Magnesia with cracked ice, sip slowly for relief from vomiting, heartburn, sour stomach, and gas. It notes its anti acid properties and mild laxative action, and suggests use as a mouth wash to help prevent tooth decay during expectancy.
Iraq reports Basra as the hottest spot with temperatures near 130 degrees. The heat caused numerous deaths among civilians and workers. Bagdad tallies 57 heat stroke cases and two British Royal Air Force members died.
In London Cottingley Maythorne and Holt trap Alison Murdoch and Mrs Musgrave at Waterloo station after a tip of two New Zealand passages. the captors seize jewels bank notes and Mazaroff's watch as proof. Mrs Elphinstone remains ill but the case closes with Murdoch and Musgrave under lock and key and Sheila and I now engaged.
Maythorne arrives with a message as Corkerdale argues that Mrs Elphinstone and Murdoch plotted to trap Miss Merchison and secure Murdoch’s escape. Holt debates the theory while police plan to hold Mrs Elphinstone for questioning once the doctor returns.
A health article in a 1901 women's magazine warns that elaborate dresses hinder well being for society women. It points to long fitting hours, heavy materials, and dangerous contrast between day and evening outfits. It cites guidance on necklines and corset ratios attributed to Brenda Ueland via the Saturday Evening Post.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that no two Bible chapters are identical though many share similarities. It cites Isaiah 37 and 2 Kings 19 as near equivalents and mentions other duplicated portions in scripture. It also mentions moles tunneling quickly with spade like feet capable of 200 feet in a night.
K R O kills 238 rats in 12 hours on a Kansas farm. The original product uses a squill based process and is said to be safe for dogs cats poultry and baby chicks. It has become America's leading rat and mouse killer and is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
A quip notes a driver’s caution by joking that he slows to ten miles per hour when passing a correspondence school, illustrating humorous exaggeration about careful driving.
An old medical ad claims the nose and pores trap cold when the bowels are blocked and recommends cascara laxatives. It promotes Cascarets candy as a gentle, inexpensive remedy to activate the bowels quickly, with phrases about biliousness breath and headaches.
Vienna police on the water front are issued special water skis to reach people in danger. The skis enable officers to walk on water with a double bladed oar aiding propulsion and balance.
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