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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
4
A woman, initially intent on catching a gray kitten that kept feeding from a cat, changes mind after observing the animal's regular meals. The trio of felines continued to appear at each feeding, and the effort was abandoned.
An 80 year old veteran testifies that Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent cured his eczema and scalp itching after failed treatment by a doctor. He recalls enduring years of misery before using the Cuticura trio and baths, declaring the medicines a blessing.
A detailed method for making a savory mayonnaise sauce with capers olives parsley pickles and optional nasturtium. Include chilled ingredients and equipment, whisk in olive oil gradually until thick, then thin with lemon juice or vinegar and fold in chopped olives cucumbers parsley and onion juice for extra zing.
The article lists stain removal methods for milk cream meat blood and oils then covers grass fruit tea coffee chocolate and ink stains. It prescribes cold water soap rubbing soaking with lard kerosene alcohol and other solvents plus sun drying and starch paste as remedies.
The Red River hog, a West African wild pig, is noted for its brilliant adult red color and striped juvenile markings. It has a tufted tail, long ears, and protective facial callosities with a bony jaw ridge, enabling defense comparable to warthogs.
The Ohio State Journal outlines three cooking types neutral, negative and positive. Negative cooking spoils good material by wild jabs at duty. Neutral cooking passes meals with no sentiment or delight. Positive cooking blends mind and heart to sculpt taste like Venus or a flower from another world.
A recipe for Sour Milk Cake Without Eggs and a comic note about hiding a telephone at a tea. The party anecdote recalls a society man’s plan to make a telephone party while lamenting high costs and a dust filled world.
A natural history item describes the red billed weaver bird as a constant companion to the giraffe, details on giraffe defense and speed, and the giraffe’s silent nature with keen senses. It shifts to a testimonial for Ward’s Kidney Pills from Texas, praising kidney and bladder relief and urging purchase.
British military circles await a forthcoming memoir edition containing the late duke of Cambridge's correspondence. A diary by Emperor Frederick is in England and may be published later. The New York Sun notes such releases could answer historical enigmas. Tea costs rise in Japan, hampering garden cultivation and tea leaf quality as labor costs climb and the US faces higher living costs.
A Washington woman shares how Grape-Nuts improved her stomach dyspepsia and constipation after failing to gain relief from doctors. She describes rapid improvement within two weeks and continued ease with daily use.
In a small Granite state farming community a warrant article asked for 500 to build a new schoolhouse. A veteran farmer derided the eddication push shouting that Danny Webster is a youth raised on farms and that the idea would ruin the town. The ton eys retreated as the noes won.
James R. Keeler of Cazenovia New York credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after years of back and kidney pain. He reports two boxes restored his health and his wife and friends also benefited. Sold by all dealers 40 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also notes Simmons Cough Syrup and a brief item on Chinese labor duties in British Columbia.
A jumble of quotes and notices: General Frederick D. Grant cites Maj Green and a boots anecdote at a Washington dinner. An old medical ad touts Hunt's Cure for skin troubles. Britain to add rifle shooting in schools. A Toledo notary public swears in a catarrh claim. Starch and pills ads, and a Wisbech obituary note about an 84-year-old woman who pre-wrote her own death notice and memorial cards.
A garbled ad fragment cites Putnam Face less Dyes and Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer with a free trial bottle offer. It includes dubious testimonials and references to remedies for wind colic and nervous diseases, plus a confession about robbing stores and praise for Hunt's Lightning Oil.
The French Academy of Science offers a $20,000 prize to the scientist who develops a method for communication between planets. The award underscores the value placed on interplanetary contact research.
A collage of snippets references including a mother and child dialogue about Tommy and Jimmy Smith, a testimonial for Hunt's Cure for skin trouble, a marble quarry analogy, a note on the National Pure Food and Drugs Act, and a Garfield Tea Company claim of compliance.
Chief Engineer T Roberts of South Australia is named consulting mining engineer for the whole Commonwealth, subject to government ratification, with an office in London. The nomination comes from the Australian commissioner of railways. Flora McIntyre at Berkeley funds her tuition by selling queen bees she raises.
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