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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
7
Resinol Soap is advertised as free from harsh alkali and offers the same soothing balsams as Resinol Ointment to prevent rashes itchings chafings and scalp troubles. Drugstore prices listed are 5 cents for soap and 50 cents for ointment with sample requests directed to Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore Md.
In malarial regions, a weekly Oxidine dose guards against chills fever and other malaria troubles. The text stresses prevention over cure and advises regular weekly use.
An old friend is encountered during a casual drive. The speaker asks about the friend’s condition and reflects on the impression of a chance meeting. The tone is light and observational, capturing a brief social moment.
An old advertisement touts Graves Tasteless Tonic as a malaria preventive and tonic for all ages. It emphasizes quinine and iron in a tasteless formula, priced at 50 cents for groups and children.
A witty exchange contrasts abstract theory with a concrete cellar as a metaphor for possession. The line highlights the tension between ideas and tangible space, suggesting practical certainty overrides speculative thought.
An advertisement claims Oxidine strengthens the system and prevents malaria when taken as a tonic. It promotes the product as a summer health remedy available at Druggists.
The text notes 400 years of north polar quests leading to Peary and 140 years of south pole exploration culminating in Amundsen's achievement, contrasting long effort in the north with later, less pursued southern aims.
A professor recalls his engagement ending due to absent mindedness. He explains after years of wooing the fiancée accepted and then dissolved the engagement. When he visited her home days later he again proposed and was rejected.
Jim jokes that his wife is always bobbing up when not wanted as a playful claim during a casual scene. The line elicits chuckles as an offhand quip about domestic routine.
Navy reports Admiral Sutherland commands five thousand Marines and blue jackets along the Corinto Managua line to keep rail and telegraph links open. California returns with reinforcements to ensure safety of American lives and property. Terhune of Annapolis uses bridge artillery and threats to clear rail lines for Marines. Mobile and New Orleans interests back U S efforts in Latin America.
General F Z Steever visits Juarez on the Mexican side with General Joaquin Tellez. A band plays The Star Spangled Banner as 150 soldiers escort the party to General Tellez headquarters. Fort Bliss officers accompanying include Colonels West and Frederick and Lt Colonels Ripley and Roberts, among others.
In the 1691 charter Plymouth Maine and Massachusetts united and reserved 24 inch diameter pines for the crown to supply the royal navy. White pines near the coast bore the broad arrow mark and a mast haul was a major event with long-hauled logs and heavy oxen.
A motor car built by M Bertrand de Lesseps with a revolving wing invented by M Filippi completed a Paris to London trial covering about 320 miles. The 46 horsepower vehicle resembles a normal car but fronted by a ship prow and powered by a wing turning at 2100 rpm to reach 62 mph with no dust produced.
An English sparrow built a nest under Mrs. Mary Webber’s eaves and carried a burning cotton string to the roofs of Sophia Shafter Otto McCright and Emanuel Wuest. Fires started on each roof but neighbors quickly extinguished them, preventing major damage.
Mrs John W Wines of Warrenton Virginia reports three years of eczema on her daughter hands with blisters yellow drainage and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the hands improved greatly and were cured in three weeks. Sample offer and department address in Boston.
The article notes that after the revolution many Chinese have cut cues, leading to many barber shops in the Far East. Singapore merchants imported American barber chairs but face supply delays. American hair clippers are highly sought, with other makes being refused.
There are 22 orphanages in the Turkish empire run by Americans enrolling 3,000 inmates. An industrial system supports over 10,000 workers beyond the orphans, mostly widows and orphans. Rug and lace making and embroidery form the core trades. Products are sold abroad.
The Tibetan capital Lhassa, long closed to outsiders, earned the nickname Forbidden City due to political and religious exclusiveness. A British expedition opened the city in 1904, ending widespread European travel barriers. The population is about 350000.
A stage dialogue features Mr Nagg scolding Mrs Nagg for joining a Dont Worry Club mockingly. Mrs Nagg retorts that men also worry their wives and cannot resist such concerns. The exchange satirizes gender roles and marital dynamics with sharp wit.
A light exchange describes a friend with a fisherman’s look and a catching tone in his voice, implying an aptitude or affinity for fishing through playful dialogue.
The delay stems from a bargaining dispute between two nations over per centage shares of moving picture receipts. Both sides critique terms and haggle over the division of profits as talks stall.
Regular practicing physicians recommend OXIDINE as a proven remedy based on years of experience. Keep a bottle in the medicine chest and administer at first sign of chills and fever to combat malaria.
An old notice warns that loss of appetite may signal malaria and promotes OXIDINE as a germ killer and restorative treatment. An accompanying promo claims Winston's Boothing syrup eases teething discomfort and curbs wind colic for children at 2 cents per bottle.
A brief note suggests minimal activity in the self love line as a man shows affection both to himself and to his neighbors, reflecting on personal conduct and social regard.
A new steamship line between Los Angeles and the Atlantic seaboard via the Panama Canal will be established within the next sixty days if the plans of the Panama Navigation and Commercial Company mature.
Hearne Texas reports that drought has reduced cotton yields with crops in uplands likely to be gathered soon. Farmers face delayed harvest and reduced production as the season progresses.
The report notes that in this case the man seeking justice achieves a favorable outcome through legal channels and public attention, highlighting the role of due process and the pursuit of accountability. The incident underscores the broader theme of fairness within the justice system.
A gentleman asks a stranger for a found five-pound note and, after confirming ownership, the finder declines a reward. He explains that in a large city like London there are many losses and reveals the note’s rightful owner is the one hundred and thirty-first man who misplaced money this morning.
The woman who cares for a clean wholesome mouth and sweet breath will find Paxtine Antiseptic a joy for ever. As druggists, buy a box or send postpaid on receipt of price by The Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mass.
The text jokes about an Italian barber refusing to shave over a Patriotism theme and a Turkish bath excuse. It claims malaria is widespread in suppressed form causing fatigue and headaches and promotes Oxidine as a germ killer and health booster. It also cheekily notes women remaining single because men seek cheaper options.
Odd Virginia reader praises health improvement from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of pain bleeding and nerve trouble. The ad urges other women to seek guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co with confidential female correspondence from Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragment notes a debate about Scrapsley being a socialist and comments on the high cost of living. The dialogue implies concerns about double lives and public perception without stating concrete actions or events.
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