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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
6
Helena Rath describes her infant Charlie suffering severe eczema and rash. After trying standard care, she uses Cuticura Soap and Ointment, leading to relief and better sleep. She credits the remedies for a white skin return and urges others to publish her experience.
The indiscriminate use of headache powders containing acedcilid has caused signs of alilin poisoning in several cases, with more than one death reported as a result of these preparations.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt amused himself days ago by riding an electric car from his home to Newport and offering the motorman a $20 bill for the privilege of driving the car.
An advertisement from Bradshaw Med.Co in Dallas Texas promotes Dr Bradshaw's R 9999 as a cure for rheumatism. The firm guarantees relief and markets the product directly to sufferers.
The text compares deserts to major U S regions saying the Gobi could fill the Mississippi valley, Arabia spans over 300000 square miles, and the Sahara could cover the entire United States, illustrating enormous desert expanses.
Lotki a large grey hound owned by the Czar accompanied his master on a trip to Paris three years ago sharing in many honors of that visit.
Aimed at helping Brittany fisherfolk the Czar donates 5000 as a gesture of sympathy for France, his ally. The amount is described as a testimony of his live ly and unchanging support.
London, birthplace of the Young Men's Christian Association, marked its semi centennial about eight years ago yet remains active and vigorous, denying any sign of languor and continuing to promote its programs.
The saying reflects on how people compound daily duties by clinging to yesterday and preloading tomorrow. It warns that unnecessary burdens accumulate when we refuse to handle the present task.
No chromes or cheap premiums, but a better quality and one third more of Defiance Starch for the same price of other starches.
Dr. Sarah Barney of Franklin New Hampshire hires a woman with tuberculosis as a carriage driver. The patient, once consumptive, attributes full recovery to outdoor life and has become an excellent driver.
President Roosevelt agrees to serve on the general committee overseeing a fundraising drive to build a Henry Ward Beecher memorial in Brooklyn.
Major-General Baden-Powell, famed for Mafeking in the Boer War, has been appointed inspector general of cavalry of the British army.
The article notes Germany's claim to superior shipbuilding with fast vessels, despite being landlocked for shipping needs. It contrasts German industry with the country’s dependence on imports for raw materials and mentions health tests showing rapid germ settlement on a saucer.
Mrs Eva Bartho of New York writes that after three years of leucorrhea and uterine ulceration she avoided an operation by taking Pernna. She says nine bottles brought strong relief and she now enjoys perfect health, despite prior dread of surgery.
A Wisconsin woman, Barbara Alberty of Appleton, describes long back pain and side pain relief after using Peruna. She credits Peruna with rapid symptom relief and renewed appetite, claiming it ended her previous discouragement and medical efforts.
An Ohio veterinary surgeon from Mt. Pleasant reports Doan's Kidney Pills eased severe kidney bladder congestion and lung pressure. A Kansas resident from Baxter Springs credits the pills with back pain relief after five years and four boxes. The message notes kidney related symptoms such as brick dust urine dropsy and nocturnal enuresis seen as improved by the treatment.
Mixed items include city hall valuation figures for Philadelphia and a collage of advertisements. Mentions Mother Grays Sweet Powders for children and a New York Children’s Home nurse, a Greek weekly verse newspaper, Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, a Swedish king’s medal for mathematicians, a Houston detective agency, and Defiance Starch advertising claims.
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