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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
6
A testimonial-style ad claims calomel poisons the liver and promises Dodson's Liver Tone, a vegetable remedy, will purge bile and cleanse bowels without salivation. It asserts quick relief, broad family use, pleasant taste, and a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Longfellow wrote The Wreck of the Hesperus by the fireside after a violent night. Rossini, young and poor, composed in bed and twice found duets under the bed, prompting a favorable verdict from a friend.
Mrs Finnegan hears the news that America has gone dry with the last alcoholic drink sold at midnight on June 20. She recalls Pat's boast that two weeks would prove any country could drink dry, claiming his success in the new world.
A dream of taking part in a church service with a large congregation is said to foretell riches in old age. If the attendance is thin, the dream warns of possible slander.
The hurricane caused at least 424 known deaths with Corpus Christi bearing the worst toll. City industries collapsed, housing dire, and property losses around 10 million dollars. Beachfront wreckage destroyed 1500 homes. bay lines shifted up to 200 feet inland from Start Street to Carroll Street.
The article argues the army reorganization bill shows officers are strong fighters but poor business heads. It cites lessons from World War I about fixed bureaus, wage concerns for federal workers, and domestic unrest as Wilson tours promote the League of Nations.
President Wilson told San Francisco business leaders that ratifying the peace treaty is essential for economic reforms and to avoid a global pullback. He warned that rejecting the league would isolate the United States and harm political and commercial interests while outlining positions on Shantung and China.
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