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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
4
Sixtysand sailors look to H. A. Hanbury for guidance and protection. Hanbury, U S shipping commissioner for New York Port, acts as sailors judge and jury, handling papers for foreign craft and settling disputes with masters. His Battery Park office enables quick access to departing ships.
M W Thomlinson of Oswego Kansas endorses Simmons Liver Purifier for constipation and disordered liver noting it works thoroughly and unlike typical remedies. He recommends it whenever possible.
An English mechanic describes hardening a drill by dipping its dull cherry red point into sulfuric acid to a depth of one eighth inch in a flat-bottomed vessel. The process yields a very hard point while the shank stays soft, and rearming after a break uses slightly less acid.
A St Louis traveler recalls a rookie in Spanish American War guard duty at Chickamauga who, startled by a dressed up general, blurted out a misheard line. The incident shows a fresh recruit puzzled by the prompt to challenge.
In Central Park a row of white one foot diameter disks with lines and weights were placed in the pool as fly and bait casting targets. Spectators mistook them for lilypads and other objects provoking questions about their purpose while patrolmen note the curious remarks from visitors and park staff.
U S tourists previously detoured through Gibraltar or Naples now reach Trieste to board the Austrian Transalpine railway. The state owned line extends 130 miles with 49 tunnels totaling ten miles and 50 bridges. One Izonzo crossing stands out amid the impressive engineering.
The pampered husband exclaims the cigars are horrible while his wife tearfully defends them saying they were chosen from the brand he always smokes, Colorado Maduro. The exchange appears in Lippincott's.
A streetcar ride ends a joke about professions. The punchline compares a chauffeur who runs people down with a surgeon who cuts them up, implying a dangerous contrast and a safe getaway.
Dallas County tax rolls are expected to reveal about 52 million dollars in assessments, up roughly 6 million from the previous year. The report spans diverse items from labor strikes to legal actions, weather damage, and local developments across multiple states.
A settlement worker recalls a children s treat where lemonade and snacks were served. One infant drank none while a twig floated in his cup, and the child reportedly said he was too small to drink lemonade with a stick in it.
Rev Haskett Smith warns bathers in the Dead Sea face slipping hazards from jagged stones and a burning rash from brine and bitumen. He advises quick exit and a second plunge in the Jordan to remove salt and cleanse the body.
A reader from Liscomb Iowa recounts eleven years of cracked bleeding hands and a lasting cure after using Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent Pills. Despite three doctors and many remedies, the Cuticura regimen provided prompt relief and she endorses it for eczema.
Mrs. James French of 65 West Street Taunton Mass reports chronic back pains and disordered kidney secretions ended after using Deans Kidney Pills. She says six boxes fully cured and regulated her kidneys with no relapse. Sold by dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The New York Sun reports that the self loading rifle, with a ten cartridge magazine and recoil loading mechanism, is under serious consideration as the infantry arm of the future. German War Academy examinations discuss its potential, allowing a soldier to fire ten shots without repositioning.
England's premier Campbell Bannerman differs from his predecessor in a notable way as he not only reads newspapers but writes for them, unlike Arthur Balfour who claimed never to read the papers during his term.
The federal government has erected four buildings in the canal zone for Panama canal workers. They will be operated as men’s clubs by the Young Men’s Christian Association. Four additional buildings are planned soon for the same purpose.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming gum softening, relief from colic and wind disturbances. The product price listed is 25 cents per bottle.
A suggestive remark leads to misinterpretation as insult by some men who struggle to separate constructive guidance from offense. The comment highlights sensitivity to feedback and varying perceptions of intent in communication.
A Kansas City firm showcases wall coverings using cancelled checks arranged edge to edge. Face values range from $30,000 to $1,000 with a single room total of $8,000,000. Gilt moulding frames each panel, creating a pleasing overall effect.
A Montevallo resident, P Cassidy, lauds Lightning Oil as the household cure for children's injuries and minor burns. The letter extols its soothing effect and asks where to obtain the product.
The London Academy notes that France nourishes and transforms our ideas, transplants the Renaissance’s flower, and that national vanity never denies the parentage. It adds that disputes with a former foe concern only territory, prestige, and commerce.
Mrs J L Hightower of Palmetto Louisiana endorses Hunt's Cure as the surest remedy for itching skin ailments including eczema and ringworm, widely recommended to friends.
A contemplative line from John Ruskin extols patience in growth and the rewards of reading thinking and loving as pathways to happiness. The phrase frames farming labor and intellectual pursuits as meaningful human endeavors.
An advertisement claims Hunt's Cure will treat every form of itch with a money back guarantee if it fails. The offer promises relief and urges readers to try the product regardless of prior treatments.
A student remarks Solomon was the wisest man. Mr. Meekton agrees he was wise due to many wives giving him advice.
An old advertisement promises Allen's Foot-Ease cures swollen and smarting feet and makes new shoes easy. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores with a free sample. Address A. S. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
In the city of London during the prior year a total of 1310 metric weights and measures were submitted for verification, covering a broad range of measurement standards and equipment.
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