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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
4
A Victorian era health note urges women to seek early care for female disorders to avoid major operations. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a preventive remedy, citing letters of relief and urging readers to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
In the Medical Record W P Northrup argues civilized man lacks ventilation despite good eating and washing. He cites unhygienic public spaces and overwork in modern life. He proposes roof gardens on dwellings to provide fresh air and curb overheating and haste.
Invite guests to arrive in ancient gowns or borrowed attire and men in dress coats of old time cut. Plan a program of songs from about 50 years ago and serve tea coffee hot biscuits cold pressed chicken boiled ham pickles custard sponge cake hot gingerbread candy apples.
Mrs. Jemima Luke, author of the hymn I Think When I Read That Sweet Story of Old, died recently on the Isle of Wight in her ninety first year.
A light comedy scene features Mrs Subbubs and her husband debating their five children while a caller is discouraged by the clan. The Philadelphia Press style gag ends with a grim punchline about choosing three children to drown.
A collection of humorous exchanges about aging children stock investments marriages and wealth. The snippets include a nursemaid trait joke a railroad dividend joke a serpent’s tooth remark a wife and club scene soft soap gag and a Chicago rich man planning dinner times.
A series of quick exchanges shows neighbors commenting on timing, a wife’s appearance, and a doctor uncle. Dialogue includes a millinery hysteria joke and a sharp remark about a dress, ending with a future matching of wealth and kindness.
A brief Philadelphia retelling features a builder answering a question about his trade. He explains he helped transform a former saloon at the hill’s base into a magnificent hotel, illustrating pride in his craft.
A dialogue from Paria Figaro compares the immortality of the French Academy members to lifelong status. The exchange questions the permanence of honor and asks how long such reverence lasts.
The article extols Dr Pierce’s non secret medicines and denounces alcohol, praising their composition and endorsements by medical authorities. It notes their safety, lack of habit forming drugs, and that physicians and educated people rely on them. It highlights Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation and their easy, candy like dosage.
A Cleveland Leader quip notes yeast produces gas when it works, drawing a comparison to Congress. The tongue in cheek line highlights the idea of activity yielding gas as a humorous metaphor for legislative bustle.
Warns against mercury in catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by FJ Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Internal remedy claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Includes testimonials and pricing, plus ad blurbs for Hall's Family Pills and Hunt's Lightning Oil and notes on Mathey Faulds and Andrew Carnegie diversions.
A fragment describes Gartelulea male laxative promoting blood purification and liver kidney stomach and bowels action. It notes higher drowning deaths in England and mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain priced 25 cents per bottle. Enthusiasm compared to steam for a locomotive.
A common stepladder is painted green and fitted with casters to form a movable plant stand. Pets stand on the steps while a basket of running vines sits on the top. Gmail slips are placed on the low back step for easy access.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures cancer blood poison and rheumatism by removing poisons from the blood. It promises healing of eruptions ulcers and sores and asserts thousands cured after other remedies fail. Includes price 1 per bottle and a free sample offer from Atlanta Georgia.
An advertisement claims permanent relief from fits and nervousness after one day’s use of Dr Kline’s treatment. It offers a free and a $2.00 trial, lists Dr K H Kline Ltd Philadelphia and mentions McCane's Detective Agency in Houston. A courtroom moment features a questioning witne ss on the stand.
In Georgetown Maine a pastor once pressed members for a one dollar debt gift. An old farmer balked until the minister plunged into the water and returned with the dollar amid onlookers laughter. The anecdote closes with a quip about fires and shops.
A vintage ad claim touts Hunt’s Cure as unfailing and permanent for eczema tetter ringworm and other itching. It promises relief by one application and cure by one box. A Tokyo newspaper notes Count Taka yuki Sasaki and Viscount Tom oyuki Hayashi granted privilege to carry sticks in the imperial palace.
Mrs A Baker of 119 Fitch Street Syracuse testifies that after unsuccessful treatments for rheumatism she used Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports complete relief from knee pain and dizziness after three boxes and recommends them. The Pills are said to cure angina sciatica nervousness paralysis and St Vitus dance in some cases. Available from druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at 50 cents per box, six for $2.50.
M. M. Tomlinson of Oswego Kansas calls Simmons Liver Purifier the most valuable remedy for constipation and disordered liver. It works thoroughly without gripe and is recommended whenever possible.
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