Freight through Saint Marie canals Octo ber totals shown
A canal freight report records 4 475 965 tons moved through Saint Marie in October. Of this 3 656 200 tons traveled east bound and 819 746 tons west bound.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
4
A canal freight report records 4 475 965 tons moved through Saint Marie in October. Of this 3 656 200 tons traveled east bound and 819 746 tons west bound.
Dr Spald of Galveston endorses Cheroskee Remedy for consumption noting it as effective from experience. The text mentions various insurance figures for Japan and a quip about engagements and manners. It also advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine with a one day cold cure and refund policy.
The Arkansas traveler replies to a Missouri Pacific Railway holiday greeting with a rhymed verse praising the train service. The exchange shows friendly rail lore, praising comfort, speed, and fares, with signatures from H. C. Townsend and A Passenger. The clippings mix other ads and notices from the period.
An octogenarian Earl of the Stair has died in Scotland. The first earl’s three sons were involved in the 1662 Glencoe massacre myth, with a curse that no future earl would have three sons. Inheritance was tied to the third son, shaping later succession as earls varied in offspring until the current elder, Dalrymple, third of his line, inherited the property and its wealth.
A famed scientist in his courting days wandered in deep thought and walked beside his fiancée for minutes. She playfully slipped away, and he later rang her door with astonishment to find she answered, apparently still at his side.
Toledo, Jan 25. Dr. Harry L. Lewis of 607 Sumit Street reports kidney trouble cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills after years of illness. He says six boxes brought complete relief, with reduced nighttime pain and no further awakenings. He continued treatment and now claims full recovery.
A veteran family doctor recounts a life threatening stomach and liver ailment. After losing 70 pounds he improves rapidly on a Grape-Nuts diet, regaining weight in 15 days and praising the product as life saving. He urges others to try Wellville related materials.
A Lebanon Kentucky official testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick and lasting relief after suffering severe kidney and back pains. The ad notes price, distributor, and availability, followed by assorted brief items on temperance, starch quality, frogs after floods, vaudeville workers, Panama ports, railway safety, a Japanese bride, and Colombian rail progress.
A San Francisco style seed promotion promises 1 000 beets 2 000 carrots 2 000 celery 2 000 lettuce 1 000 onions 1 000 radish and 1 000 flowers with free seed and 20 cents postage for a Berliner cauliflower. Also includes various quotes and notes from poets and authors, plus market harvest data and miscellaneous product mentions.
A jumble of quips and verses from 1904, including aphorisms, dialect humor, and short anecdotes. Notable lines touch on honesty, faith, childhood wisdom, and everyday morals amid light verse and tales from a rural or small-town life.
Medical Examiner R Llewellyn Jordon and various physicians from Washington to San Francisco praise Peruna as a cure for catarrh. They claim one month yields dramatic improvement and cite widespread physician adoption of the remedy in diverse cases from coughs to weakness and menstrual relief.
A new smokeless coal deposit covering about 1500 acres has been found in Hokkaido aiding naval coal reserves. The text also advertises various patent medicines and notes political geography comparisons involving Magnolia Manchuria and the United States.
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