Not Suffered to Leave It Until He Can Reach It
An editor notes a character’s determination to master a task by clinging to an object until he can encircle it, illustrating the value of thoroughness and persistence in learning difficult habits.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
4
An editor notes a character’s determination to master a task by clinging to an object until he can encircle it, illustrating the value of thoroughness and persistence in learning difficult habits.
An OCR polluted clipping mixes claims for Defiance Starch and Putnam Dyes with unrelated notes about the Syrian Greek Orthodox bishopric in New York, courtship quip, and various patent medicine endorsements. The piece ends with a colorful aphorism about a weak artist versus a strong horse.
Letters from young girls criticize intense school workloads pushing students to exhaustion. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is endorsed by Miss Alma Pratt of Holly Michigan as restoring health and weight after female weakness. A $5000 forfeit note questions genuineness of the letter.
The ad urges readers to pay 50 cents for a potion to fix pimples blackheads sallow skin and digestive issues such as constipation liver troubles and dyspepsia claiming complexion will improve like a fresh spring day after a shower.
An advertisement cites kidney neglect dangers and praises Doan's Kidney Pills for soothing and strengthening kidneys, claiming they cleanse the system and reduce back pain. A testimonial from Lovell of Keat Wash reports ten years of trouble, improvement after use, and a free trial offer from Foster Milburn Co. Also notes sale terms and price.
A Pompeii housewife left a kettle on a fireplace in a kitchen unearthed today, preserved on its grate as it was 1,800 years ago. The discovery highlights daily life from ancient times.
An ad style notice explains Defiance Starch pack size and price compared with 12 oz products. It mentions defects in stock at grocers and notes a 16 oz claim. A separate line references a Salvation Army finding a man after 23 years in Australia reuniting with his family.
Advertises $25 colonist tickets for the Central Texas and Gulf Coast Railroad to California from March 1 to April 30 with sleeper service and multi directional routes. Provides contact details for M. L. Robbins and Wm. Doherty in Houston Texas. Also notes a Russian ikon remark incident and a youth sentenced for insulting the ikon.
Mrs Theo Greenway of Huntsville Alabama praises Simmon's Liver Purifier as superior for liver troubles and biliousness. The ad notes satin boxes at 25 cents and claims a few doses can save a doctor's bill. A Greenwich London magistrate recalls a man asking to hold a lamp post so he could pass. Mary Had a Little Lamb credited to Mrs Sarah J Hale in 1830 during her editorship of Ladies' Magazine.
Fragmentary shopping notes describe grocers avoiding Defiance Starch 16 oz due to customers with prior 12 oz purchases. Other items mention Mother Gray's powders claims, remedies for eczema and worms, and new railway sleeper routes to California and St Louis via Texas and Pacific Railway.
An eclectic column surveys Corea's superstitions and daily life. It notes reverence for serpents, royal rituals around goats, widespread astrologers, and polygamy not permitted though concubinage exists. It cites Ah Sin the Cook court case, gender roles, and social attitudes toward fortune telling, marriage, and worry.
The anecdote cites Jut Nan and a remark by eu Punky arcourt on preferring English gentility. It evokes a London club scene where a placard about a nobleman and an umbrella leads to a quip: no gentleman would steal an umbrella.
Ackroyd argues the Dead Sea salinity comes mainly from atmospheric salt from the Mediterranean, not Palestine rocks or Red Sea. Diamonds are cut small, a Berlin firm orders 80 000 magpies in Moscow for hat trimmings, birds threaten pests. Italy earns over 96.5 million from tourism and remittances. 1902 03 revenue exceeds expenditures by 13.5 million.
Tariton Tenn April 18. Mr E B Morton of the Tarlton Nurseries shares experiences healing kidney urinary and bladder trouble with Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He reports rapid improvement and lasting cure with improved health overall. Also notes on Jews in Russia Lake Baikal cotton oil exports Australia rabbits and a Postum testimonial about coffee to tea substitution and health benefits.
The solar or whistling tree of Nubia emits flutelike tones when wind passes over it. It plays strange melodies for hours, adding to the curiosities of tree life and the wilderness.
A London magistrate notes a curious occasion for intoxication without disgrace. The scenario arises when a man visits a dentist who does not provide an anesthetic.
The astronomer Houzeau notes that an estimate by a person counting stars on a clear night will be greatly exaggerated, with the actual count slightly exceeding three thousand.
Sugar cane appears in records as early as 325 B.C. but fell into neglect and then did not gain common use in Europe until the seventeenth century.
A historical note states that the Russian saints day and imperial fete dates are so numerous that a person works no more than twenty one days in a month. The text implies a cautious or ritual calendar limiting labor based on religious and imperial observances.
The average cost for carrying a passenger on the United States street railways is reported as 2.9 cents. This figure reflects the typical expense faced by traction companies in serving riders nationwide.
Clockwork submarines are the favorite toys in Europe at present. The second item notes sleeping sickness in Uganda where victims may appear well for a year or more before signs of the disease emerge as they remain unusually awake and excitable.
A London bishop protested a charity meeting against sending unemployed to Canada, arguing they lack brains, industry, and character. The report also notes Russia’s budget, salt’s health claims, cataract cures, and assorted ads and statistics from 1886.
Dr Hartman lectures claim spring blood impurities from winter build up disturb digestion liver kidneys bowels and circulation. They say spin fever spring malaria nervous exhaustion and other names arise. They urge Peruna as preventive and curative in spring with free medical advice if results are not satisfactory.
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