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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1901

Page

4

Peruna praised by nurses and teachers in midwest ads

Miss Lucy Annie Heiser a Minneapolis trained nurse testifies to Peruna's benefits for inflamed womb and general weakness. Letters from Amanda Shumaker and Mattie B. Curtis praise Peruna for headaches backache kidney and pelvic issues. The ad urges readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus.

Lucy Annie Heiser The Homeopathic Hospital of Minneapolis, Minn Albert Lea Minn Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Peruna Amanda Shumaker Public Schools Columbia City Wash Independent Order of Good Templars Hartman Mattie B. Curtis Legion of Loyal Women Hotel Salem Boston Mass Hartman Sanitarium

Prodigy Griffith the Indiana Lightning Calculator

Arthur Griffith born near Milford Indiana in 1880 becomes famed for mental math feats. He boasted eight addition methods ten division methods sixty four multiplication methods and can raise a 970 or 1000 to the fifth power in thirty nine seconds without tools. He also quickly adds, divides, multiplies and roots and recalls every problem.

Arthur Griffith Indiana Milford Ind Griffith Buxton Ernest H. Lindley Indiana University Lindley Yale University New Haven Conn Indianapolis News

World’s Babies Picture Graphic Scale of Infant Population

An writer cites a statistician to imagine every baby born in a year lined in cradles or carried in arms past a point. Even at 20 infants per minute, 1,200 per hour would only cover a sixth of annual births, leaving a moving parade of growing children ahead.

Fossil Elephant Remains Unearthed in London Dig

Workers tunneling for the Victoria and Albert Museum foundations in South Kensington unearthed fossil bones. Dr. Woodward of the geological department identified them as ancient primitive elephants, stags, and primeval horses dating from before Britain’s isolation, prior to Dover's strait opening.

England Victoria and Albert Museums South Kensington Woodward Geological Department London Great Britain Straits of Dover

Poll tax barriers curb Georgia suffrage in early 1900s

The text notes poll taxes or registration fees in several states including Arkansas Delaware Mississippi Pennsylvania Tennessee and Georgia where Georgia requires payment of all taxes since 1877. It cites Georgia’s 1900 census population of 2,216,000 with an expected one-sixth voter rate about 370,000 but actual turnout last year was only 122,000.

States Arkansas Delaware Mississippi Pennsylvania Tennessee Georgia

Woman seeks right to vote in California case

Mrs. Eilen E. Sargent widow of Senator Aaron A. Sargent sues San Francisco officials to register her to vote. She cites constitutional sections arguing women are part of “the people” and plans to appeal to the California supreme court.

Eilen E. Sargent Aaron A. Sargent California Superior Court of San Francisco Registrar of Voters Board of Election Commissioners Sloss Superior Court United States Supreme Court Chicago Chronicle

Maya Indians in exile at Bacalar

The Mexican government troops under Gen. Vega occupy Bacalar Yucatan, allowing former residents who fled Maya uprisings to reclaim deeds and property. Many Bacalar owners now in British Honduras prepare to restore titles as the town’s fortifications and waterways are revived for renewed navigation.

Bacalar Yucatan Vega British Honduras Zecalak Quebreado Bay of Asuncion Hondo Chicago Chronicle

Correcting Stooped Posture in Growing Girls

We advise exercise to strengthen back and shoulder muscles rather than braces. Drills like walking with a plate on the head and hard beds with low pillows help prevent stooping. A flat, firm surface and upright carriage improve appearance and physical health for growing children.

Folly of Exposure to Disease Warns Parents

The highest authority declares that childhood disease inevitability is a dangerous delusion and acute infectious illness is a disaster. Parents should rigorously prevent contact with contagious diseases like measles whooping cough scarlet fever and diphtheria to avoid lasting weaknesses in children.

Explorations Within Antarctic Circle Across Historic Expeditions

In polar history, Palmer Bellinghausen Biscoe Larsen and Gerlaene traced Palmer land and nearby isles within the Antarctic zone. Belleng reported islands south of New Zealand, James C Ross earned Arctic laurels locating Victoria land and the south magnetic pole. Enderby land lies south of Verguelen and a Tasmanian archipelago marks ice bound northern Antarctica. Indianapolis News.

Antarctic Circle Patagonia Palmer Bellinghausen Biscoe Larsen and Gerlaene Palmer Land New Zealand Belleng James C. Ross Victoria Land South Magnetic Pole Verguelen Enderby Land Tasmania Wilkes D’urville Indianapolis News

Rediscovering America: Italians Arriving in Large Numbers

Forty thousand Italians are coming to America this year signaling a shift from earlier immigration waves. The Pittsburg Times notes the dramatic change from the era of Christopher Columbus and early explorers.

America Columbus Pittsburg

Philadelphia Bans Short Rentals of Expensive Electric Vehicles

City restrictions limit electric vehicle hires in Philadelphia to minimum one month terms and a minimum payment of 150 dollars. The rule targets high priced cars and sets price and duration thresholds for rentals.

Philadelphia

Convulsions in Children and Adults Causes and Care

The article explains convulsions arise from unstable nervous systems and various triggers. In children they link to fevers, digestion, ear inflammation, or toxins, while adults see stronger signs. Safe first aid favors a lukewarm bath and seeking a medical cause for prevention.

Arctic balloon progress and new fishing reel design

Captain Bernier expects monthly small balloons carrying expedition progress to drift south to aid Arctic exploration. A new fishing reel shown in the illustration eases winding, avoids side projection, and uses reciprocating motion to drive gears for smoother line lay and integrated rod mounting.

Bernier Arctic

Armored motor car for railway protection and dispatch work

An English design describes an armored automobile for wartime railway defense and peacetime pilot duties. It uses a seven horsepower water cooled engine with magneto ignition, runs petrol fuel, carries a Maxim gun, two machine guns, and 40 000 rounds, with 200 mile fuel range, weight about 28 hundredweight, and a top speed of 30 mph. It aims to hold a 500 mile railway line with 25 cars.

New Mountain Sheep Species Named Ovis Fannini

Director Hor naday of the New York Zoological Park recognizes a new mountain sheep species from Dawson City. Named Ovis Fannini in honor of Mr. Fannin, curator of the Provincial Museum of British Columbia. Locally known in the Klondike as saddlebacked or piebald sheep.

Hornaday New York Zoological Park Dawson City Ovis Fannini Fannin British Columbia Klondike

Kites In Search For Pole Adventure Photographs

Capt. J. C. Bernier of Quebec leads a group planning a renewed attempt on the North Pole. He proposes using kites to lift photographic cameras to inaccessible regions to capture high altitude earth imagery.

Pole J. C. Bernier Quebec North Pole

The Trumpet of a Moth

A historical note on death's head moth sounds. Professors Moseley and Poulton debated the source of its noise. Poulton's experiments with the proboscis and water immersion supported Moseley's air-blast theory.

Professor Moseley Poulton Moseley

Nickel production in Canada drives global supply

Canada now leads with about 40 percent of world nickel output, centered near Sudbury Ontario. Rich ore runs roughly 3 percent nickel and similar copper with iron and sulphur. While mining occurs to great depth, the ore is processed in the United States. One mine has reached 1,100 feet.

Canada Sudbury Ontario United States

Bean-induced intoxication noted in southern Italian peasants

Physicians report a curious bean related malady among peasants in southern Italy Sicily and Sardinia. The illness causes a drunken-like intoxication and can be triggered by merely passing a field where bean plants flower, the odor alone provoking symptoms in susceptible individuals.

Italy Sicily Sardinia

We Are Far Ahead in Bridge Design and Production

Scientific Jottings notes Americans lead nations by about twenty years in bridge design and construction. Steel costs dominate half the price, with U S steel production cheaper than elsewhere. Other items cover silk worm responses to colored light and a German peat based coal substitute.

United States

Largest Gulf by Area Sized Vast Gulf of Mexico

The Gulf of Mexico covers about 800000 square miles making it the largest gulf. Its area is roughly double that of the Bay of Bengal and about one third the size of the United States.

Gulf of Mexico Bay of Bengal United States

Uncertain Knowledge Triggers Mixed Actions Among Some People

Some individuals admit limited understanding and admit doubt about what they know. The remark suggests a broader pattern of cautious behavior driven by partial information and belief in personal limitations.

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