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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
4
Edinburgh report claims more fishermen drowned from wearing long boots than from storms, drawing attention to gear hazards at sea. Factoring safety, officials urge caution and better equipment standards among crews.
A Lampasas Texas resident praises Hunt’s Cure, claiming one application provided relief and a single box cured an itchy condition after trying many remedies. The piece also notes a Pittsburgh rabbi’s remark about Adam as myth, asserting there must have been a first man somewhere.
An advertisement touts Defiance Starch as more flexible and lasting than competitors, claiming one-third more value for the money. A tragic note mentions Mrs. Wood, wife of a drayman, selling a fireguard to buy food while her husband was in hospital, and her 3-year-old child subsequently burned to death.
Edward Toby, president, offers a catalog from Waco Texas promising best business training with a certified accountant at the helm. Government allocates 250000 for modern agricultural machinery purchases. PAZO OINTMENT pledges a money refund if piles are not cured in 6 to 14 days. Earth diameter measured after thirty years and costing 500000 with equatorial 7926 miles and pole to pole 7899.
An a03 listing quotes J. W. Walls of Lebanon Kentucky praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney distress. Ad notes price 50 cents per box and availability at druggists via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo. It also mentions other items and a Madrid restaurant suit and Russian scepter details.
A Philadelphia North American note recounts a railroad’s effort to deter injuries by erecting warnings at each crossing. Despite juries deeming signs weak, a lawyer earned 10 400 for a single design, later claiming the sign saved many times its cost as the road credited the gambit with reducing damages.
Interview cited from London Daily News quoted by the New York Post reports publisher John Lane describing poetry as having the worst market in years though the quality of verse remains high. He cites wars since Cuba as a cause and notes a revolution in poetry's reception over the last decade.
A Providence man recalls a Thanksgiving trip in Boston by the Revere House where an oyster cocktail led to the claim of lacking a license. The memory beside a witty dialogue sits amid verse and society notes about Landor and candy making by Miss Gladys.
In Tilsit Prussia a worker who used a derogatory expression about the Kaiser was denounced to the police by fellow employees and sentenced to two months in prison.
Mrs Dinswore of Woburn Mass recounts years of agony from rheumatism. After tried doctors and failed remedies she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for four months and was completely cured with only minor recurrences. The article notes blood health and warns of opium deaths in China.
Mrs. P. Hackett of Brooklyn reports her mother’s disfiguring ulcer was deemed incurable by doctors and caused public astonishment. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills she says the face is now smooth and clear, thanking God for the cure.
Article cites W C Scott O'Connor claiming Burmese children are spoilt by loving parents and thrive in open air play. Vivid scenes include ninepins, river splashing, and pagoda rituals as proof of their beauty and carefree youth. Also mentions Mayors, Bank of England activity, and photography lessons for prisoners amid fragmented notes.
An eight year old, previously ill from poor nutrition and weak digestion, improved rapidly after his parents started giving him Grape Nuts twice daily. The doctor linked appendicitis to undigested food and praised Grape Nuts for turning starch into sugar for easier digestion, claiming lasting health benefits.
Two Brooklyn public school teachers were on the same road when a little girl, newly arrived from the East Side, asked for a pad of paper. One teacher doubted she could spare it, highlighting a humorous note on wording and context.
A gospel voice notes a newly attempted piece by an organist and her comment to the organ blower after the performance. The blower admits nerves about playing unfamiliar music, while the organist reports the session went well and thanks him.
The Brook lyn bridge displays three night lights unseen by pedestrians but crucial for sailors. The center lamp marks the highest point of the 135 foot clearance, while the two side lights, each about 10 feet from the towers, mark the danger limits for masts approaching the span.
A fragment describes a London breakfast scene with yellow eggs and fog while a neighbor mutters about news, highlighting winter gloom and a noted constant in light velocity. The piece cites Tadics' Field and adds a second brief science note claiming extreme light intensity changes do not alter speed by more than a small amount.
Lady Stanley sought a grave monolith after four searches. The Art Memorial, Norwood, England, located a suitable stone. Berlin’s ground value is said to have doubled since 1887. More centenarians live in mild climates than in high altitudes.
An advertisement warns that neglecting Peruna in the home led to catarrh colds and pneumonia for women. It claims Peruna prevents and cures catarrh coughs colds and consumption and offers free medical advice from Dr S B Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
Letters from readers in Indiana, Massachusetts and New Hampshire tout Peruna for respiratory illness. Mrs. H E B Adams of New Greene credits quick relief from a serious lung cold after one year of use. Frances Wilson of Clinton reports recovery after six bottles, praising Peruna as wonderful medicine.
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