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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
4
Report notes that more than 15 000 women work on six principal French railways. Also mentions Defiance Starch offering better quality and one third more for the same price as other starches. Includes a claim about Austrian army crisis reports equalling those of three other European armies.
Edwin Warfield of Baltimore advocates erecting a monument to Federal dead in the city. Various brief notices include medical cures, advertising plugs, and miscellaneous modern trivia.
A collage of ad blurbs touts Mall’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy priced at 75 cents, Gibson Well Water as medicinal, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, and McUane’s Detective Agency in Houston offering trained service. It also mocks knowledge without industry and warns about overconsumption with a humorous bust measure note.
Crown princess Louise, in Paris with her husband, is described as Europe’s richest royal. Report notes she inherited about 60 million marks from Queen dowager of Sweden, a fortune said to have grown through smart investments to exceed 15 million dollars.
Lady Herbert wife of the British minister to Washington has sailed for England and disappoints Washington society by not joining the social whirl. Unlike her sisters Mrs Ogden Goelet and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt she shuns receptions and returns to Washington promptly. She plans to be in Newport before season's end and favors family over formal halls.
Rudolf Zwintscher, after years of hardship and piano teaching in America, rises in London as both pianist and composer. The Contemporary Review places him alongside Wagner and Strauss, signaling a peak in a career once marked by adversity and revival. He is now widely recognized in high classical circles.
A Nashville Tennessee woman testifies four years of irregular menses ended after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites relief from back and leg pains and dizziness and urges others to try the treatment. The letter pledges $5000 forfeit if authenticity is questioned.
The Automobile club of Great Britain and Ireland now claims 2,180 members, the largest in the world. A housewife is urged to try Defiance Cold Water Starch, offered in 10¢ packages with 4.6 oz content, claiming superior quality and value over rivals.
A New Jersey boy rescues two maidens from drowning and receives a kiss for his bravery. The act prompts admiration and wonder whether the reward matched the valor shown by the young rescuer.
In Grace George's play Southern Skies a key wedding scene is interrupted by a loud gallery cry of Say no. The incident, described as a genuine but awkward tribute to realism, illustrates the cruel moment when audience interference intrudes on stage life.
Parmalee McFadden reveals how many know the fixed stripe count and why and outlines the British flags that inspired the Stars and Stripes. The piece notes the 1777 adoption flag and the Mexican War banner and cites the Congress act that governs the flag today.
Victorian discoveries show Victoria Land extends toward the South Pole as a large island region. A new land near Wilkes Land is reported, while a supposited land has been wiped out. Magnetic and meteorological work by well equipped expeditions enriches science, with geography proving tougher than the Arctic yet substantial progress made.
An item notes Summer Session courses for Kindergarten and Music Teachers at Lawdon Conservatory in Dallas led by Richard A. Canfield, famed gambler, returning from England to face charges and plans to operate gambling rooms in Saratoga for the season. Also promotes Dr Lunn's Home Treatment for Women and its Houston sanitarium address.
Child asks why kerosene or ether-like oil is used to chase mosquitoes. Parent responds affirmatively and mentions potential eastor oil, while a third voice chimes in with a playful inquiry.
Today is the day to see about painting and papering your house. We do first class work in the country as well as in the city. If you doubt it try us and six. Lowest figures. Address 510 Fannin Street Houston Texas. No woman should laugh at a joke on her husband.
A historic testimonial claims Dean's Pills cure doubts about health and ease aching backs hip and loin pain. They allegedly reduce swelling improve urine and stop dribbling and frequency. Kidney stones gravel are said to vanish and nerves sleep better with Doan's Pills.
Rev. R. 8. Frillingham, an English clergyman, stirred controversy with Bishop Potter of New York over ritualism. The portly, pleasant figure is described as a zealous foe of idolatrous worship and has been traveling the world, with eastern sentiment suggesting he gained the edge in the dispute due to Potter's intemperate letter.
The text states humans need at least 600 cubic feet of night air space with hospital patients getting double. Horses require 1 600 cubic feet, nearly three times a man. It cites global marriage rates at 3 000 per day, with 332 marry younger, 570 same age, and 98 older women per 1 000 men.
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