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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
1
Clarence, an ambitious writer, vows to abandon publishing to protect Alice from his failing health. She offers to endure hardship with him, while doctors warn he must quit work or face death. He refuses the sacrifice, and their bond deepens as they plan a country life together.
An ancient faded 1626 map titled America with those knowne parts of that unknowne worlde was found among old papers sent to the Salvation Army Industrial home. The map notes America beyond the equator to be waste ground and shows an empty Northwest Territory and missing Great Lakes.
An ancient rock chamber near Pilate’s judgment hall in Jerusalem is claimed as the prison of Christ with stocks and rope holes carved in the rock. Greek custodians depict it as Christ confined in the stocks, drawing visitors to the site near Ecce Homo and the Antonia fortress.
Annie Hendren writes from Rocklyn Washington that Peruna improved her health after four years of illness. She credits Peruna and Manalin for allowing her to perform housework milking cows and managing the dairy. Hundreds of letters from grateful women confirm Dr Hartman’s renowned remedy.
An essay argues advertising's expansion as a powerful public educator and economic force. It urges churches schools missionary groups and professions to advertise to widen influence and membership, calling for an end to bans on professional advertising and comparing it to other legitimate trades.
Paris Eclair reports opium invasion spreading to Toulon and coastlines. Sailors intoxicated by opium allegedly aided a spy girl in exposing submarine secrets. All known opium dens at Toulon are now closed.
Chess by cable is familiar but a telegraphied billiard match remote from each other is a novelty. The tables were marked like a checker board, small enough for precise ball placement. After each shot the three-ball position was telegraphed and replicated, taking four days to complete without a direct wire.
In Paris a flea professor named Jaccolino kept a booth at a lodging house on Rue St Charles. Neighbors complained about roaming fleas and plumber Sauvin retaliated with insect powder. The trainer returned, mistaking the plumber for a burglar and shot him in the head. Sauvin hospital bound. Jaccolino detained by police.
Irvin Galbreath, a 13 year old from Mishawasha, died of a cerebral hemorrhage while delivering papers in Peru Indiana. He collapsed after starting his route with 100 papers and managed to place six on porches before his death within an hour.
Arch ie and Quentin Roosevelt rode in the cab of engine 118 from Oyster Bay to Mineola and return with their cousin Philip Roosevelt. They secured permission after a call to Sagamore Hill, Archie took throttle control, Quentin watched the fire, and the trip ran on schedule.
Advice stresses training to be a good wife and uplifted partner, urging frugality, honesty, and responsibility in engagement. It warns against casual engagements and emphasizes nurturing love and respect, with focus on bringing out a fiancé's best qualities.
In Elizabethtown a preacher describes a five year illness miscalled La Grippe and nervous collapse. He details weight loss of about 50 pounds, poor appetite, and social withdrawal. After starting Grape-Nuts with cream he regains strength, appetite, and sleep, and recommends the food as a rebuilding agent.
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