Swiss Army Experiments Favor Pipe Smoking on March
Experiments in the Swiss army tested smoking during the march. Results favored troops allowed to have pipes with improved discipline and morale reported by observers.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
4
Experiments in the Swiss army tested smoking during the march. Results favored troops allowed to have pipes with improved discipline and morale reported by observers.
A vintage note claims the first submarine cable ran a quarter of the English Channel about fifty years ago alongside the introduction of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The text urges sufferers of indigestion flatulence constipation nervousness or insomnia to try it and warns the genuine bottle bears a Private Die Stamp on the neck.
The passage notes that ants aid gum arabic collection by perforating acacia bark to access sap. Each perforation leaves a gum globule, marking the site where the resin is exuded.
An advertisement touts Satvie's Tea as a health booster and purifier. It claims daily use prevents disease and improves wellbeing, presenting herbal benefits and protective effects. The copy emphasizes universal gains and a natural cure allure.
A light quip notes some birds chance an early escape from their routine when a worm turns up, highlighting a humorous moment about appetite and luck.
A brief note claims Defiance starch delivers better outcomes than competing brands and lasts longer, offering savings on money and wear.
The proposed old age pension law in France faces strong opposition arguing that 65 is beyond average life and that workers have no incentive to save from earnings for benefits that may not favor them personally.
An advertisement touts Balmy Oils as a positive painless cancer cure to be used at home without physicians. It claims instant relief and destruction of cancer microbes with thousands of cancers, tumors, ulcers, piles, and malignant diseases cured in eight years. Send the clipping to Dr D M Breo Box 462 Dallas.
Columbus Ohio has imitated California practice by sprinkling oil on select streets. Trials show the method costs about 36 dollars per block and not only calms the bus but yields better road quality.
Some grocers say they do not keep Defiance Starch because they have 12 oz brands in stock that cannot be sold to customers who have used Defiance Starch before.
Upward of seventy London physicians have expressed their aborotal of a society recently formed by women which holds periodical examinations in the theory and practice of massage and issues certificates.
Fragmentary OCR notes a sorely garbled advert for a single cure named Tellerine Be box mall from J T shoptline in Savannah Georgia. It mocks rival products and urges druggists to stock the item.
A brief reflection contrasts fragile friendships with the permanence of love. The piece suggests friendship can endure or be repaired, whereas romantic ties may fade beyond repair.
The verse celebrates bells ringing for the year. It references Christmas bells silvering and golden clear, calling peace on earth and good will to men. The imagery spans seasons and nature with angelic replies.
A bankrupt financier pleads ruin and secrecy while his wife insists on hosting the New Year’s ball. He reveals failed investments and fear of public disgrace as she remains coldly determinate to proceed with invitations.
In a wealthy marriage, Edwin Thompson learns he will inherit an uncle's estate, while his wife Rose faces the shock of the turn in fortune. He admits the wealth, not he, will own the fortune, prompting a tense, dramatic exchange ending with a near-suicide and a chilling revelation.
The couple, Edwin and Rose Thompson, have lived abroad for two years in a harmonious home. Wealth has attracted attention, but Rose confesses a change marked by her last New Year’s ball and a heart awakened by Edwin’s true self.
Charles Dickens produced A Christmas Carol in under two months during 1843 while finishing Martin Chuzzlewit. He noted the intense mental strain and late night walks through London as he wrote and balanced a demanding schedule.
A fragmentary ad page promotes various tonics and patent medicines. Notable items include a free trial offer for a nerve restorer and references to Garfield Tea and Piso's Cure, with unrelated jingles about health and wealth. The text lists multiple dubious remedies and promotional claims without verifiable outcomes.
The greatest tobacco combination ever formed is called the Universal Tobacco Company with capital of 75000000 dollars. It claims independence and aims its operations at Great Britain and Europe.
Residents of East Tennessee mountains celebrate Christmas with a large roasted ox filled with poultry, suspended over a wood fire. Guests arrive in wagons from nearby counties, sample black jugs, and enjoy coon roast fires. A fiddler sparks dancing as cider and gingerbread appear, with seven mile walks by courting girls.
A garbled montage of 19th or early 20th century newspaper snippets and quips. The text includes traveler remarks about trains and breakfast stops, weather notes, jokes about Dewey and Li Hung Chang, and a dinner party aside from the London Tit-Bits style. No coherent single event or subject emerges.
Time's New Leaf speaks of turning from the past toward a new page in Future, as life's history moves toward its Finis. The old pages are sealed in eternity. the white leaves of Futurity lie before us, ready to be written anew.
Indoor sports on Christmas include billiards at clubs, ice polo and hockey at rinks, chess and checkers, basketball in gyms, boxing bouts, and bowlers who often stay home after taking Christmas turkeys.
The Rock Island seeks to open its El Paso line by January, linking with the Southern Pacific and Mexican Central railroads. The 222 mile route shortens travel from Chicago to El Paso and Los Angeles, with new branches to Dawson fields and Beaubien-Miranda, and a projected $7 million buildout.
Prof Anna of Hamburg asserts dandruff spreads via shared hair brushes and urges Newbro’s Herpicide to kill the germ and prevent contagion. The note also contrasts Canadian banking hubs with Ontario offices and distant branch networks.
Captain WM Forrest of Memphis, Tenn praises Smith's Sure Kidney Cure for back trouble and ongoing relief. The remedy is offered at 50 cents and available through druggists nationwide.
Luther R Marsh of Middletown New York long known as a Spiritualist and once a law partner of Daniel Webster died at age 90. He was noted as a dupe of Diss De Bar and was seen driving an automobile frequently on local highways.
Miss Katherine Hughes of Ottawa Canada spearheads a campaign to provide work opportunities for Indian children after school. Her Indian proteges nickname her Katert Kaidnerenstra meaning she makes things so pleasantly.
Advert says Putnam Faceless Dyes let households dye fabrics at home as well as a professional. Sold by druggists for 10 cents per package. Claims there are mysteries that cannot be explained.
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