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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
6
Local druggists report a sales drop for calomel and praise Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. The ad guarantees refunds if it fails to ease liver sluggishness and constipation, claiming a pleasant taste and no next day upset.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented, economical dusting powder for face skin and baby use, part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio. It claims it renders other perfumes superfluous and compares favorably to competing products. Also cites Dr Peery Dead Shot as a decisive debt remedy.
The piece recounts Bluff's feeble excuse for skipping coffee amid pressures of town painting and social breakfasts in San Synecises with a late night wakefulness note. It recalls a San Francisco Chronicle critique and a Chicago music school scene featuring David Bispham with a sharp verdict on a tenor.
A newly married pair pretends deaf and dumb on their honeymoon to overhear gossip at a station. Two women snicker about the bride’s looks and temper, prompting the bride to speak up and assert the power of a wife. The sketch ends with the husband defending his wife against mockery and asserting marital authority.
Washington article recalls Bladensburg Fort Stevens Braddock Rock and Arlington as historic sites near the capital. It notes Braddock landed at Braddock's Rock, Lincoln visited Fort Stevens, and Arlington Cemetery houses graves of nation builders and generals.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. Guidance on stain removal across fabrics. Treat stains quickly with fabric aware methods. Use cold water for blood, milk and egg. boiling water for blueing and some fruit stains. avoid hot water on wool or silk. avoid strong acids on cotton. bleach only as needed to protect color.
The article outlines a method to prepare hash from cooked vegetables with potato as a base. It instructs cutting vegetables finely but not so small they lose shape, mixing separately, seasoning with salt pepper and optional herbs, moisten lightly, and cooking in butter until a rich brown crust forms, then serving hot.
Specialists from the department of agriculture explain how a blanket over ice slows melting and keeps the freezer cold. Wrapping ice can extend supply but may jeopardize perishable foods if left too long near the ice while air should circulate.
Wet the cut end of ham with vinegar to prevent moulding and trim potato ends before baking for a mealy result. Apply kerosene to tar stains then wash with warm water and soap. Melt glue into warm washing water to cleanse woodwork and give gloss. Restore black silk gloves by mixing egg white with black ink and applying with a cloth.
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