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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
4
Complete External and Internal Treatment soothes itching and inflammation. Bath affected parts with hot water and Cuticura Soap, dry gently, apply Cuticura Ointment freely, and take Cuticura Resolvent to cleanse the blood. Provides instant relief and aims for speedy permanent cure when other remedies fail. Evidence cites worldwide sale of Cuticura Remedies.
An old Natal advertisement promotes Cuticura remedies with prices for Resolv ent Ointment and Soap, offering a 4 page Humoura of the Blood book in multiple languages. Depots listed in London Paris Sydney and Boston.
Anecdote recounts Joseph Jefferson delaying firing a drunken employee by truth telling. The servant admits intoxication, yet Jefferson cannot dismiss him for honesty. The piece also notes a Senate deficiency bill item and a quip about civilization. It mentions Lincolnshire land reclamation near the Humber.
Six mongooses from Martinique, never released, faced a cobra in Calmette laboratory tests. One mongoose, in a glass cage, leapt at the cobra, bit through its upper jaw and broke the skull, defeating the two yard long reptile. The creatures were otherwise untested before the encounter.
Charles H F Brookfield recalls Stevenson conceived the idea for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde while reacting to a disreputable business associate named Creggan. Stevenson described the man as Samuel in demeanor yet revealing his true nature like a white ferret.
A playful verse tale of a poet who sends a sonnet to a literary beloved. She responds with a witty rebuke about not writing on both sides of the paper, turning his grand gesture into a lighthearted moment.
Ex-Judge Por ter says honorariums have faded from law practice and lawyers are paid employees of clients. The Law association backs a bill to shield lawyers from losing contingent fees via out of court settlements, reflecting a shift in professional norms over time.
A quotable remark from Peter McArthur frames authority as bluffing beyond one’s own limit. The quote, cited by a friend disputing a quoted expert, presents authority as a subjective standard rather than formal expertise.
An aging actor known for juvenile roles aims to restore momentum after a period of limited work. He discusses renewed auditions, training, and a fresh approach to casting to regain visibility in film and theater.
A newly discovered substance radium emits a constant invisible emanation capable of sending its rays through eight to ten inches of solid iron, according to the report.
Recovery advertises a 20 day whiskey cessation method with deposit upon cure. It offers to refund if not cured and to cover railroad fare both ways in case of failure. Located at the Matthews Home in San Antonio Texas. request further particulars.
President Roosevelt plans a spring visit to the Rocky mountains and expressed a wish to climb Mount Shasta, the giant of the Siskiyous, rising 10 410 feet above sea level.
The 1831 DeWett Clinton engine's boiler operated at 80 psi while modern steamship boilers withstand 225 psi. A Watertown jury recently ruled the slot machine a gambling device, a conclusion that resonates with operators of such machines.
A medical advertisement touts Dr J L G Adams as an oculist and aurist with ten years of experience. It invites surgical and difficult cases, guarantees treatments, and offers references from grateful patients.
A Washington inventor claims to have perfected a device that allows water to burn and yield intense heat as desired in stoves and furnaces, describing the concept as fire-water.
Gen Ricciotti Garibaldi, who is organizing an independent Italian corps to assist the Macedonians, was two when his father defended Rome. The new battleship names show Vermont Kansas Minnesota at 16,000 tons and Mississippi Idaho at 13,000 tons.
Miss Helen Whitman of Milwaukee credits Peruna with restoring health after a yearlong illness. The ad quotes multiple testimonials praising Peruna as a spring tonic for nerves, blood quality, and catarrh relief, urging readers to request Dr. Hartman’s book and consult the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
Readers report lasting back pain relief and improved urine flow after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimonials from Carter, Va to West Haven Conn describe reduced swelling, less heart discomfort, and quicker recovery from kidney related symptoms.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease corns bunions and sweaty feet and to make new or tight shoes comfortable. It lists price 25 cents and domestic mail order prompts with Druggists and shoe stores as sellers. The closing quip promotes a faceless dues line and a pun on an obituary poet.
A vintage ad touts Defiance Starch promising whiter clothes with a 16 oz package for 10 cents. The copy also contains a vague note about atmospheric air composition and carbonic acid gas levels.
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