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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1902
Page
4
The saying notes that stubbornness often leads to setbacks in personal or professional attempts. It emphasizes caution against rigid, impulsive action and suggests reconsideration and patience as remedies.
Baroness Von Ketteler widow of the German minister killed at Pekin plans the unveiling of a monument in Berlin. She hosted friends and oversaw the project with Baroness Von Hetteler. The Detroit marriage of Miss Ledyard to Baron Von Ketteler on February 24 1897 was a major social event, requiring papal dispensation for the Catholic wedding.
Wealthy buyers in Lexington, Kentucky face a horse market run by a trust of about twenty leading fancy horse dealers. The trust handles millions in sales with 7000 to 8000 horses sold annually and agents across the country shipping young horses to Kentucky. Weekly carloads go to New York and Chicago, with many sent to Atlanta.
Major Charles L. McCawley is detailed to arrange and supervise state and social entertainments at the White House. He plans elaborate functions for the season and first rose to prominence by leading Miss Alice Roosevelt in dancing at her debut ball.
Cranberry growers in the United States report a crop of 1,000,000 bushels for last year, with 1900 producing 569,000 bushels. When marketed, the crop could bring nearly $1,700,000. The industry requires capital, with a productive bog costing 300 to 500 dollars per acre to reach profitable bearing.
Mrs Bruce recounts escaping surgery after years of touring and poor health. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for recovery within three months, claiming she remained healthy and never missed engagements. The letter promises confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The document asserts that about 1 thousand Black individuals own 1,120,000 acres. It estimates improvements would bring $20 per acre, valuing the Black wealth at $22,000,000 under any government permitting improvements.
A Philadelphia Inquirer suggestion teaches how to iron summer shirt waists at home. Use Defiance starch for a smooth finish, then iron back front sides sleeves and neckband, followed by airing the garment before storage.
A playful remark notes that a woman reveals age by constantly naming old women as references. The line mocks the habit as a covert way to admit aging without saying it directly.
An advertisement claims pimples blotches and yellow skin indicate stomach liver kidney and bowel imbalance. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pepin as a regulator of digestion and secretion with a manufacturers guarantee and druggist sale.
A terse remark notes extensive use of a ruse that claims to honor the Cross, critiquing motives and sincerity within a religious or cultural presentation. The line signals skepticism toward sensational bearing of sacred symbols for worldly aims.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and a $100 reward for cures. It claims Cheney, Toledo druggists West & Tr Wholesale Dreeggists Waldig Kinnan & Marvin endorse the remedy and asserts the medicine treats the blood and mucous surfaces. It urges readers to buy the product from druggists nationwide.
A girl facing romantic confusion uses sour pickles as a quirky antidote. The scene highlights playful coping with affection and a humorous personal remedy.
The latest French compulsory military draft includes a very small recruit Francois Finas from Montmeillan. At 3 feet 3 inches tall and weighing 4 stone 3 pounds he cannot carry a flag or keep step yet follows his comrades as they march. Medical officers may deem him unfit.
A fragmented excerpt claims Defence Starch is produced by a different process and priced higher, with unclear comparisons to another product. The text hints at a one third higher cost for ten cents, but details are unreadable.
Glasgow plans to borrow 780000 to finance 400 three story tenements housing 3600 families as part of a relief effort for the poor. An unrelated advert offers Allen's Foot-Base free samples and promotes a London corporation's plan to provide two penny meals for hungry masses at low prices.
Julian M. Solomon of Savannah reports two applications of Tetterine cured a bad case of ring worm. The advert also notes a mail-order box from J. T. Shuptrine in Savannah. London smallpox totals since August reach about 2 000 with 900 ill in the last week.
Free guidance with full instructions for a home remedy claimed to cure female ailments including Leucorrhea ulcers womb displacement and menopausal symptoms. The note promises no sales pressure and asks readers to mail twelve cents weekly to M Summers at Box M Notre Dame Indiana.
Advertises early Russian millet as a prolific hay substitute with yields of 5 to 8 tons per acre and prices 50 lbs at $1.90 and 100 lbs at $3.0. Promotes low freights from John A. Salter Seed Co. of La Crosse Wisconsin and closes with a wry line about bachelors and women.
Try One Package. If Defiance Starch does not please you, return it to your dealer. If it does, you get one third more for the same price. It will give you satisfaction and will not stick to the iron.
A bold assertion credits Tac with constructing more notable works than all known geniuses combined, highlighting extraordinary creativity and prolific output across multiple fields.
A promotional note touts Putnam Face less Dyes as delivering more goods per package at 10 cents. The item is advertised by druggists. A line suggests taking a stout girl out riding in a light buggy as a spring meeting hint.
The note claims he lacks Defiance Starch and fears holding stock of 12 oz packages. It contrasts fiance Starch with ordinary Cold Water Starch, noting it costs 1¢ per ounce to the pane and sells for some money as ounce brands.
A reflective line on wisdom contrasts knowledge boundaries with ignorance, suggesting prudence in understanding personal limits. The quote emphasizes self awareness and humility in learning, urging restraint and curiosity.
An advertising notice claims Serim Sene guarantees a cure for consumption and directs readers to Serum sene Co. Drawer dS Waéo Texas for correspondence.
A compact reflection on proverbs highlighting their blend of wit from one source and wisdom from another term nore. The line suggests cultural views on proverb origins and their enduring value in speech.
Dealers report Defiance Starch quickly wins buyers. It performs well when used cold or oiled, and success comes from doing what you can do and doing it well.
An advertisement promotes Atlas Oats as absolutely pure cereal food. It urges readers to try the product and notes claims of purity. The copy references remedies like Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and tax burdens in a sensational style. The price listed is 250.
Sensible housekeepers will choose Defiance starch for higher value and quality, gaining one third more for the same money.
The saying notes that a man ridicules his own sin when he spots it in another. It also observes that social caste often proves a wild throw, implying vanity in class judgments.
A vivid snapshot portrays busy workers moving with purpose through a crowded scene. The description emphasizes energy spent in rapid motion and the effort to push forward despite clamor and dust in the air.
A compact ad line asserts the product is a must in every household and offers “1 oz more for 10 cents” than any other brand of cold water starch, signaling superior value and quantity.
An advertisement cites J. W. O'Brien of 322 Third Ave North Minneapolis Minnesota dated January 6 1900 urging using Piso's Cure for coughs and endorsing its value.
A quirky ad copy asserts Hamlin’s Wizard Oj fights pain from any cause and prompts readers to consider relief. It also notes ground rents may arise after an earthquake, mixing medical remedy with a financial caution.
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming to ease teething discomfort for children and reduce colic. It references gum inflammation relief and contains generic product claims alongside period marketing language.
A reflective note argues that laziness slowly drains a person’s final virtue, turning weakness into moral decline. The text warns that neglecting duty harms character and integrity, even as inertia persists.
Miss Maud Dennison of Chicago is described as the only woman harness maker in the United States. At 28 years old she was born in Louisville and has four years of experience in the trade.
The Oklahoma governor, photographed for the first time in twenty years, appears not eccentric but very old fashioned and exceedingly modest in demeanor.
A sharp quip notes that when a man clings to dignity others may mock or challenge him. The verse suggests dignity invites disregard from the less dignified, who may intrude or sit in on his stance.
A testimonial notes Peruna as a remedy for fatigue sleepiness and inability to work, claiming it corrects digestive elements and purifies blood. Mrs J E Finn of 83 East High Street, Bone N Y, says health collapsed a few years ago forcing withdrawal from social life before trying the product.
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