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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1905

Page

4

Hilton Promoted to Passenger Traffic Chief in Frisco System

Alexander Hilton, formerly general passenger agent of the Frisco system and assistant general passenger agent for Kansas City and Fort Scott, has been advanced to passenger traffic head for both the Frisco and the eastern Illinois systems with offices in St. Louis. He is highly regarded as a broad minded, capable railroader and is now president of the St. Louis association of general passenger agents. Hilton succeeds Bryan Snyder.

Alexander Frisco Kansas City Fort Scottay Illinois St. Louis Hilton Bryan Snyder

St Moritz Unveils World’s Longest Toboggan Slide

St Moritz Switzerland debuts the world’s largest toboggan run spanning three quarters of a mile. Riders descend in a thrilling 71 second rush on the new alpine attraction attracting visitors and winter sports fans.

St. Moritz Switzerland

Hunt's Cure Promises Relief for Itch Sufferers

A Medford Oklahoma resident vouches that Hunt's Cure cured his itch after many remedies failed. The ad-style letter claims the first application gave relief and urges others who scratch to try the product.

Hunt Box H. C. Balmore Medford O. T

New Congress Arrives In Washington With Speeches And Laughs

A fresh member arrives with a prepared speech while an incumbent travels to Washington with a stowed laugh in the same setting, signaling a mix of formal rhetoric and lighthearted mood during the arrival.

Congress Washington

Genuine Cure Claims and Patent Remedies Featured

The notice advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation indigestion liver complaint headache and biliousness with a money back guarantee. It also promotes Taylors Cherokee Remedy for coughs and a Mother Gray powder for children, plus other items and local tidbits about Scotland Yard fingerprints and Turin elevators.

Pink Pills Praised By Woman for Blood and Nerve Cure

Mrs Lizzie Williams recounts thirteen years of nervous prostration and exhaustion. After a kidney and life change misdiagnosis, Dr Williams Pink Pills restored appetite, calm nerves, and strength in two months. The piece notes the pills cure diseases from impoverished blood and mentions the 297 year old Virginia ship keel at Kennebec.

Lizzie Williams Cedar Street Quincey America Virginia George Popham Kennebec River

Pressed peat as locomotive fuel praised in Europe regions

The report notes very satisfactory experience with pressed peat as locomotive fuel in Bavaria Austria Sweden and Russia. A quirky aside suggests women worry about a baby’s future sideburns while advising Simmon's Cough Syrup for winter ailments and rest. A Siamese noblewoman comment on head gear is included with a note on hair length.

Bavaria Austria Sweden Russia

Defiance Starch Promoted With 16 Oz Value Claim

Advertisements tout Defiance Starch as superior with 16 oz per package for the same price while rivals offer 12 oz. Claims include no cooking and extra quantity for 10 cents. Various health quips and product pitches appear, praising Defiance over competitors and urging purchase.

Defiance

The Uma Diamond Bird At Windsor Castle

The jewel bird Uma, gifted by the East India Company to George III, fascinates Amelie de France and Queen Victoria. Legends say its owner may rule India, it moves by itself, and jewels adorn its filigree gold form. It sits near the Kohinoor as a royal symbol in England.

Amelie de France Portugal Windsor Castle Tippoo Sahib East India Company George III Queen Victoria London Uma India Thames Edward

Bald Men and Their Hair Styles

A Providence Journal humorous snippet notes a taciturn barber who claims bald men draw more attention to hair, while real estate agents with fringe hats request careful trims. He teases a staged reveal with hair on cloth then snips air, observing most bald patrons seek dramatic edges while hairy men avoid him.

Providence , Journal

Eggs and price spark a wordplay inquiry

A Harlem family man asks a grocer about eggs labeled fresh and strictly fresh. The clerk replies with a ten cent per dozen difference, highlighting language precision over culinary quality in a brief New York Tribune exchange.

Harlem New York Tribune

Advice to Their Liking at a Women's College

A honored elder urged educated women to stay active after college. He advocated that college days end with action and challenged them to become a “fishery of men,” sparking surprised reactions from instructors and delight from students.

Birmingham Tin Worker Survives Suicide Attempt

A Birmingham tin worker drank hydrochloric acid in a failed suicide bid. A police officer improvised an antidote by mixing whitening from the ceiling with water, saving the man's life.

Birmingham

Longevity Gap by Sex in Population Data

The text notes that women live longer than men and that there are more women than men at age 83 and at all ages beyond. It also mentions a surplus of males due to immigration and higher birth rate for males.

Osres Lydia E. Pinkham

All Know Her Neighbors Hide Her From View

A fragment from the Atchison Globe notes a woman in every neighborhood who sits about and complains she is keeping up while hints she should be in bed. The quotation reflects local social commentary.

Atchison Globe

Stage Duel in Paris Ends Without Major Injuries

Two stags fought a public duel lasting over an hour in the Bois de Boulogne Paris. Neither combatant was seriously injured and the spectacle drew onlookers.

Paris Bois de Boulogne

Unclean Bread Sparks Complaints in English Trade

English newspaper correspondents report widespread disgust over bread quality as it moves from baker to consumer. The critique highlights unhygienic handling and poor standards in the supply chain, prompting calls for reform and stricter oversight.

Chinese Scale Gaps Missing Two Notes

A description notes the Chinese musical scale lacks two notes, yielding six tones instead of eight. The missing tones are the fourth and seventh, reducing the octave to a six note collection in this account.

Big Income From Spirits Boosts Government Revenue

The Russian government monopoly on spirit sales earned net profits exceeding 40 million pounds in the last year, signaling strong state revenue from alcohol trade.

Salt An Irritant Poison Increases Alcohol Intake

A historical note describes salt as an irritant poison contributing to rising alcohol use, framing salt's effect as a factor in widespread intoxication and related social issues.

Proper Guidance. Let thoughts guide your words.

A concise maxim emphasizes inner direction over external aids, comparing a train without power to a plan without execution. It urges deliberate thought as the fuel for action.

Public ovens dot Japanese cities for communal meals

In Japan, nearly every street hosts a public oven where residents can have their dinner cooked for a small fee. The system highlights communal dining practices and municipal services embedded in urban life.

Japan

First American Fire Engine to New York in 1731

A note recalls that the first fire engine was brought from England to New York in 1731. The passage also mentions Port Durban with a rateable value of 50 million dollars and references a Boer siege sixty years earlier amid a sandy wilderness and a small block house.

England New York Port Durban

Fifteen Years of Torture and Cure Claims

A testimonial cites fifteen years of severe scalp sores ending in a cure after three days of Cuticura use. Additional notes promote Defiance Cold Water Starch as a non sticking, 16 oz product and mock rival half pound packs.

H. B. Franklin Washington St Allegheny

Deafness Cure Claim and Bonaparte House Note

A prolonged advert claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures deafness caused by catarrh and offers a $100 reward. mentions Toledo company F J Cheney. It also notes Longwood St Helena Bonaparte house now a barn with death room a stable and a corn grinding machine on the grave site. Some remarks compare success to backbone or cheek percentages.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Longwood Bonaparte St Helena

A Rare Good Thing for Aching Feet

Mrs Matilda Holbert reports relief from sore feet using ALLEN S FOOT EASE sold by all druggists. The notice adds St Peter s at Rome measures 636 feet long 450 feet wide and notes a lynching party s pastime and insomnia linked to unspoken words.

Allen St. Peter's Rome

Grip of la grippe and Peruna testimonials on healing

A noisy appeal claims la grippe affects all classes and praises Peruna as a cure. Testimonies quote Judge H J Goss of Hartwell Georgia and actress Jean Cowgill of Troy New York along with Omaha's J R Guill endorsing Peruna after grippe or its after effects.

Lowing Horatio J. Goss Hartwell Jean Cowgill Griswold Troy N. Y Aubrey Stock Co

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Alexander Hilton Phon &E Lwange Cala U Amst Questio Texas J. H. Hunter Main Street Houston Taylor Turkestan Scotland Yard Turin Italy der. Williams John A. Salter Seed Co la Crosse Wis RCO Salter Simmon Piso J. W. O'Brien Third Ave. N Minneapolis, Minn David Kennedy Bird J. W. Ladd St. Louis Globe-Democrat Newark N. J World of Medicine H. J. Goss James R. Guill Omaha Neb Peruna J. BR. Guill Cheek & Neal Porto Rico Weyl Cheek & Neal Coffee CO Maghville Tenn A. J. Tower CO Boston, U.S Tower Canadian Co., Limited Toromo Canada Leer Good For Thompson McCane’s Detective Agency Cheatham Saizer Ohio Mioh S. Dakota John A. Salzer Pomel Sligesee U.S. Army Manhattan Standard Oiled Clothing Co East 1624 The Texas Optical Co H. F. Coinin St . Houston A. B. Lacey Washington, D. C W.N. A. Houston NO FISO Oasis
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