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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
4
Crop estimates project a world deficit of about 11.8 million bales this year and a price rise is anticipated. Ralph Voorhees pledges $25,000 to Coe College and buys 800 acres in South Carolina to fund an industrial school for boys.
A historical account describes the Canadian lynx as fierce at bay yet not generally aggressive toward humans. It notes distribution in Canada and parts of the U S, hunting for its skin, strong limbs and teeth, and its prowess against birds, small mammals, and dogs. It highlights the lynx’s tree refuge, swimming ability, and resilience when pursued.
A flood of testimonials from Dr. H. S. Emory and others extols Peruna as a tonic for catarrh digestion nerves and summer debility. The letters claim Peruna purifies the blood aids sleep strengthens the system and nervous stamina amid heat and fatigue.
The Jolly Post at Orthodox street and the Seven Stars on the Frankford corner survive as aged landmarks. Built in 1751, the inns hosted Revolutionary figures, hosted George Washington briefly, and retain their original façades and stonework. The Jolly Post is noted as Frankford’s oldest inn with storied hospitality.
A Wilkes Barre piano drummer smiles in a smoking car and tells a Fall River white goods man that Plymouth has been quarantined for smallpox. He adds humor about his mother-in-law living there as he takes a flask from his grip. Lippincott's.
An actor spends summers in Wilton Maine and notes how a farmer discards offal after killing a critter. He offers payment for the delicacies but the farmer refuses. Later he is mobbed by youths who taunt him calling him the man who eats innards. The tale ends with the actor realizing his fame has followed him.
An enigmatic fragment recalls a cadet and a West Palm moment where a host expresses regret that an artist had not graduated and served. The artist quips that if silicon were a gas he would have been a soldier, underscoring a wry if cryptic reflection on service and identity.
Senator Depew recounts a stuttering New Yorker who plans to enter the ministry. A friend questions how he can preach with his affliction. The man replies that the Lord will place words in his mouth, but someone may need to pull them out. Washington Post.
The Southern Pacific and Houston and Texas Central Freight Department announce a new first class refrigerator car line. Starting July 22, the weekly schedule connects Fort Worth to Denison Sherman Ennis Hearne and Houston with south and eastbound runs. The service enables small shippers to transport perishables to all owned points along the Senset Central lines.
Prof. W F Hoyt elected acting president to fill the vacancy after Gridley’s resignation. He is an Ohio Wesleyan University graduate. The piece notes a proverb about money not buying some things, implying their scarcity.
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