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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
4
Emma Stolt of Appleton and Theresa Bertles of White Church report health gains from Peruna. Stolt credits improved backaches and pelvic pain after three years of illness. Bertles says six months of Peruna eased stomach and internal organ catarrh and boosted energy.
The Farmers' Educational and Co-operative Union argues households should choose papers that educate and inspire. It condemns calamity-driven journalism and calls editors to contribute constructively, noting ongoing commercialism and the union as a steadfast business organization.
The Southern farmer should adopt improved machinery to boost productivity and cut reliance on cheap labor and immigration. Western farmers double income with modern tools, so Southerners must upgrade gear to plow two rows and work more efficiently. Farm and Ranch urges diversification and home farming to end the one crop system.
Elmer Stricklett, famed for the spitball, listens in a New York club as he dares rivals. He claims a Mountain View young pitcher will outshine Mike next season with a legendary slow ball that he can fetch back after delivering. The quote closes with a reflection on human nature.
The piece argues farmers must unite to create markets and industry near towns, housing factory workers and boosting farms. It cites a hay press kept dry under an iron hood at the Marshall Dallas County operation as an example, urging protection of valuable farm equipment.
The writer argues labor is the best and only true investment capable of producing an increase. The dollar god and land speculation cannot guarantee growth without labor. Wealth comes from labor, and society should honor productive work over bankers and gold.
Texas Cotton School at Houston has enrolled about one hundred students with more to come. The program teaches how to grade cotton and prepare farmer boys to manage warehouses across the states, improving knowledge about the staple and aligning with modern progress.
Call to action urges protection by moving belongings under shelter and constructing more shelters to counter encroachments of the octopus. Emphasizes proactive defense against perceived threats.
The piece urges farmers to work steadily and honestly, urging savings and soil care. It warns against turning the Farmers Union into politics, calls the union a farm builder, and stresses organization and facts over sentiment for public good.
Miss Emma Shirley of Killbuck New York describes kidney disease causing headaches dizziness and weakness. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills she states she recovered weight and energy totaling twelve boxes and credits the product with saving her life. Sold by all dealers 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An openhearted woman once gave a begging man five dollars to avert a so called dreadful act. He confessed the grim motive would have been to work, a fate he dreaded despite hunger's pull. The tale, from Harper’s Weekly, highlights charity tempered by hardship.
B Hiram Mattingly of Vermillion South Dakota endured ten years of painful sores and hair loss resisted by doctors and remedies. After trying Cuticura Ointment and Soap he was completely cured in months and hair was restored, having spent about 50 to 60 dollars in vain efforts by August 18 1906.
A Virginia truck farmer recalls a dire incident involving his employee Sam Moore. Moore faced repeated dog attacks from a neighbor’s animal and was finally bitten in the calf as his wife rushed to help. She raised a stone but Moore diverted her aim shouting to throw the stone at him.
Doniphan Kansas resident Geo E Paddock endorses Hunt's Lightning Oil as a superior emergency remedy for cuts burns sprains aches and pains. He asserts that many advertised cures fail but this product never disappoints and confidence in it is well placed.
Manlike and a woman reach a towering Adirondack peak. She scolds over not bringing the admiring glass, and he smiles as he shifts his basket. He shrugs off the concern and suggests drinking from the bottle, easing the tension of the ascent.
Tyler Commercial College of Tyler Texas offers a free 162 page illustrated catalog on Book keeping Shorthand and Telegraphy with guaranteed statements. The school enrolls 1000 to 1500 students annually and places every graduate in a good position.
A park bench sage jokes that wagging stray dogs could power a trolley line far exceeding Niagara. The park policeman reacts with surprise as the quip explores energy from tails and humor rather than real dog control.
Frosts hurt fruit harvests and local growers turn to celery as a main crop. A few producers earned 1575 dollars from 1.5 acres and 600 dollars from under an acre last year. Planting and care cost about 250 dollars per acre. Demand exceeds supply.
Fragmentary notice states remedy now obtainable for cuts burns sprains and aches. It mentions possible steps to acquire treatment and indicates availability through local practitioners or pharmacies. No further details are legible in the remaining text.
An engineer reports that Massachusetts state highways loosened and loose stones stood up during two prolonged dry spells last year. Despite thin sand spreading as in prior practice the raveling was not fully prevented.
Mr P C Keever of Aberdeen Mississippi says a single box of Hunt's Cure cured his chronic eczema and the trouble never returned. He praises the product and notes it is guaranteed, priced at 50 cents.
A brief scene from Lippincott's Magazine shows Alice explaining to her younger sister that conscience speaks inwardly. The six year old dismisses it as wind in the stomach, sparking a humorous exchange about belief and perception.
The notice advises using Hunt's Lightning Oil on exposed skin to repel chiggers and mosquitoes and to relieve irritation from bites, urging readers to try the remedy and see it work.
One size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease. A certain cure for swollen sweating hot aching feet. At all Druggists 25c. Accept no substitute. Trial package FREE. Address A. J. Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
A succinct saying notes that prompting resistance can motivate action. The idea hinges on psychological reactance where declaring refusal may trigger a stronger desire to comply.
A woolen manufacturer in northern England unraveled old ropes and cords and, by a secret process, wove them into a rough cloth. The note lists Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain with a 25s bottle price.
A provocative line challenges superficial beauty standards by arguing that a woman's intellect and brilliance are not measured by hair color or hair lightness.
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