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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1904
Page
4
Beatrice Tomasson with guide Joseph Demarchi completes a successful ascent of Mont Blanc despite heavy snowfall. The expedition highlights perseverance and alpine achievement.
A collage of short items and quotes including Piso's Cure for Consumption from N W Samugl Ocean Grove New Jersey dated February 17 1900. Various statements praise materials for scaffolding French consul remarks and advice on work joy defiance starch court remand Kaffir witness excuse and thoughts on mind character and a woman's privilege to change her mind and name.
The rediscovered Don Sanche score by Liszt with libretto by Theaulen and De Rance spans 837 pages in two volumes at the Bibliotheque de l Opera. Noted as an echo of Liszt’s youth, the work drew on Florian’s tale Portuguese. Greece’s population is reported to be rising faster than any other European country.
Rev H H Hatch of Friarpoint Mississippi says 26 years of bladder and kidney trouble ended after using Dodd's Kidney Pills He reports no pain and renewed health and credits the remedy with curing all urinary issues including Bright's disease The note adds a separate statistic about 68 651 473 frozen meat carcases imported to London with New Zealand Australia leading shares
Inclosed find money order for one dollar, for which please send its worth in Simmons Liver Purifier, put up in tin boxes. I have been using the medicine for thirty years. THOS. H. REILLY, Jonesville, La. No comment necessary. Price 25c per box.
The Chemist and Drug gist reports that native Japanese drug stores stock dried snakes toads lizards crabs and related fusions as common household remedies. Secret universal remedies and magic plasters are popular and massage is widespread often performed by blind workers.
A Denver doctor favors Grape-Nuts for children, noting its natural grain sweet not sugar. A four year old boy with stomach liver and kidney issues improved after starting the diet, with the Postum Company promoting Grape-Nuts as a natural sweet from Nature.
A chaotic collection of witticisms and aphorisms spans humorous observations on gender roles, work, love, pride, superstition, and daily life. The piece weaves old proverbs and quips about marriage, money, and society with light satire and playful moral points.
A. Sprague of Normal Illinois writes that two years of illness with severe kidney pain and insomnia ended after using three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. He now sleeps well, travels easily, and feels normal again. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes the trial free offer at 50 cents. Cheatham's Laxative Tablets praised for curing chills biliousness and malaria by CHAS. B. Rogers Hartshorne LT, price 26c. Anuestionable note on Johannesburg and Glasgow barmaids.
The passage explains toasting bread removes moisture for easier digestion and better flavor, noting browning aids saliva absorption and overall palatability.
Henry Rosenberg of Galveston Texas left funds to create a library to be used for African Americans exclusively. This is cited as one example of similar philanthropic efforts.
A jumble of short items includes an ad for women's white canvas oxfords with postage paid for 1.60 dollars and a note on satisfaction guaranteed. Other lines mention a village christening name issue, an eye remedy, a quote on strength, a dentist proposal on prisoner identification, and starch brands, plus a remark about marriage and jail.
An ad from McCane's Detective Agency of Houston claims a large force of detectives in the South. It promotes a humorous line about a honeymoon turning from telling to asking questions and references the clock as the first genuine mechanism of the modern world attributed to a Moor.
A humorous natural history piece depicts the skate as a bottom flat fish with a triangular body and a snout apex. It notes a tail with spines, two eyes behind the snout, two through holes near the eyes, unusual breathing connections, and a mouth on the underside that acts like an automatic trap when the lower jaw is pulled.
A London medical officer estimates one in 2000 residents are homeless despite 6000 lodging beds. The piece mixes social critique with adverts and brief notices on Defiance Starch, divorces in England and the United States, and notes on Irish land cases and Kilkenny Castle.
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