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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
3
A new lighthouse on Isle Vierge projects a beam visible for 39 nautical miles in clear weather. The structure rises 244 feet above sea level and sits off the northeast of Ushant opening a beacon far from shore.
An advertisement touts Defiance starch as giving longer lasting stiffness than competitors and claims extra value for money. It contrasts with critics who say some men would sell the American Eagle for money to buy votes.
Advertisement style copy promising a trial of Defiance Starch with a one third bonus if satisfied. Claims the product improves satisfaction and slides off iron without sticking. Mentions a mocking line about the Goddess of Liberty and a women’s suffrage convention.
An assortment of travel and service notices including reduced round trip summer fares via the Southern Pacific Sunset Route to many states, an appeal to readers to enjoy New York trips via specified lines, and a Houston telegraphy school ad promising job placement. Also mentions products and local business blocks in Manhattan.
The Paris Academie des Sciences investigates a theory that stimulating a throat gland could cause a child to reach maximum height. The claim suggests a single gland could determine stature and be used to grow taller.
Advertisement states Defiance Starch keeps clothes white with a lemony yellow tint worry, offering a 1 oz package for 10 cents.
Loanhead in Midlothian Scotland refuses to adopt the libraries acts and forfeits a £12000 gift from Andrew Carnegie. The decision leaves the town without the pledged funds and libraries program support.
An impatient car owner orders Felix to hurry, fearing missing a crowd crossing the street. The Yonkers Statesman notes the roadside diagnostic scene with a sense of hurry and urban bustle.
Customer asked if a 16 oz De fiance product is preferred over a 12 oz rival due to current stock. The note explains De fiance contains 16 oz for the same price, while other brands in 12 oz. The message asks whether to provide 16 oz instead of 12 oz to matching buyers.
A New York Press note reports society women donating worn gowns and hats to charity. They sell street gowns with worn bottoms and rumpled toilettes, turning proceeds to charitable causes through public appeal and fashion philanthropy.
An aggregation of patent medicine claims and assorted goods includes Smith's Kidney Cure with a 60 cent price and broad cure claims for kidney and bladder ailments, Poritana Cream for freckles, Dr Kiine's Nerve Restorer promising a free trial, Hall's Catarrh Cure, Winslow's soothing teething remedy, and various quips about love and fashion.
An OCR fragment mentions Tetterine mail requests from J. T. e Sav Ga and a 1900 endorsement from Wm O Expsier of Van Buren Indiana. It includes a remark about widows and appetites, and a note that a front porch with chairs and hammocks is being prepared while a quote says theories wear out when put into practice.
Promotes a skin remedy for eczema and scalp diseases with druggist ads. Includes speculative political quips and mentions Dreiss Special Headache Powder offered by Adolph Dreiss of San Antonio Texas. Ends with a voters remark about weak spots in elections.
The Yale and Presbyterian audiences rebuke long sermons and any athletic references in pulpits. Students tally football sermons and heckle preachers, while Miss Ellen Stone’s lecturing tour draws mixed flowers and sharp critique of perceived courage.
A terse moral vignette contrasts male behavior under vice. The prosperous man indulges in women tobacco cards and wine while breaking the law, whereas a poorer man faces punishment for similar acts, highlighting classed justice and moral instruction.
In Edinburgh Castle a nine inch gold crown with diamonds and enameling rests in the crown room, dating to the medieval era and worn by Robert the Bruce and later Scottish monarchs. The sword of state, scepter, mace, and royal regalia including the Garter collar and St Andrew’s order are preserved, with artifacts dating back to Macbeth’s era.
Cosmopolitan columnist Charles Gleed argues J Pierpont Morgan wields unrivaled private financial power, shaping markets and preserving peace through constructive leadership. The piece notes his origins, education, energy, interests, and philanthropy, estimating past charitable giving near five million dollars.
Arkansas plans a smoking room at the St. Louis fair for both blue and gray guests. The feature aims to keep conversation lively and avoid dull moments in the lounge.
A judge and Mrs McAllister endorse Peruna as the only true internal remedy for catarrh. The ad warns against cheap imitations sold in drug stores and urges readers to obtain Peruna at a fixed price from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio. It includes a testimonial from Minnie McAllister of Minneapolis claiming a complete cure after seven weeks.
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