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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1917
Page
3
M B Daniel of Abbeville Route 2 says Tanlac relieved twenty years of stomach trouble and nervousness. He gained eleven pounds, can eat like before, and works as hard as ever, calling Tanlac a wonderful medicine and promising to tell others. Adv notice.
A lady jokes about a flat iron gift bought by a charwoman for her sister's wedding. The charwoman explains the present is intended as a practical warning for a future husband with a violent temper, boasting the iron’s sharp utility.
A vintage ad promotes lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a quarter pint facial lotion. It promises to bleach sallowness and freckles, soften rough hands, and brighten skin when used daily on face neck arms and hands.
A Kansas City Journal quote questions whether millions in the family have secured good matches for heirs. It notes a daughter marrying a cabaret dancer and a son engaged to an ostentatious woman, signaling a pursuit of high society amid doubt.
An advertisement advertises Grove's Tasteless chill tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims benefits for the liver malaria blood and overall health, pricing the product at 60 cents.
A Life magazine caption contrasts a suburbanite entering trench life with the question of how he will cope. It frames the idea of adaptability and resilience in wartime service through ironic observation.
A vintage ad touts Capudine as a fast remedy for headaches to ease nervous strain. The liquor like liquid medicine is described as pleasant to take in a brief promotion. The text includes playful dialogue about a kiss and persistence.
In Austin Texas the Ferguson impeachment trial moved to the defense phase as W A Hanger called Frank Hargon Henry Fox and J H Davis Jr to testify. The Senate heard documents from Temple State Bank and notes on deposits while Mr Crane pressed for admitted house testimony.
A press report misreported six German submarines sunk off the French coast during an attack on a merchant fleet. The corrected facts show one submarine probably destroyed as the steamers went down, with at least one American vessel involved.
In Austin the senate on Thursday gave final passage to Mr Batley's bill. It allows the transfer from the state school fund to federal farm loan bank obligations pledged by school landowners upon paying principal to the state. The obligations bear 3 percent. Returned money can be invested in bonds paying 6 percent.
An aged curator at a public educational institution recalls his duties to enforce regulations and maintain order. He recounts moments defending the building and replying to students with dignity. A winter scene ends with a child asking for a snowbow as a play on words.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for itchy scalps and daily hygiene with a free sample offer by mail to Boston. A separate joke about testing meat quality asks a butcher about petting tender meat and notes the punchline about trying before buying.
Comic exchange shows a husband asking if two can live as cheaply as one and the wife replying that peace may not follow. The joke captures light domestic banter.
Dr B F Jackson famed physician offers patient remedies for female troubles named Femenina priced 50¢ and $1.00. An ad notes Dr Peery's Dead Shot as a traditional worm and tapeworm medicine. The text quips on parental influence in marriage and critiques love mixed with money.
Warned against calomel’s dangers Dodson's Liver Tone is touted as a safe vegetable remedy. A 50 cent bottle guarantees to restore liver function and cleanse bowels, with claims it prevents salivation and sick feelings and even suits children.
A humorous tale recalls Tommy Torkins misusing salt water on his hands to improve baseball grip. After multiple broken windows and a scolding from Mrs. Torkins, Tommy ruefully reflects he should have stuck to proper care. Interwoven is a quip laden dialogue about looks versus fate and ancestry.
A fragment notes a man paying over one hundred dollars for a Palm Beach suit signaling lavish spending and style emphasis.
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