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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
4
Story recalls a deacon in Scituate who sold worthless heated oxen after claiming old age would justify the five dollar gap. The tale appears in a Bonham Texas note, followed by an advertisement testimonial for Ward's Kidney Pills from W M Davis praising kidney cure and urging purchases via druggists.
M Jules of Le Matin interviewed John D Rockefeller during his stay at Compeigne last summer. The journalist asked about the rumors surrounding Rockefeller’s character as he sought direct answers from the magnate. Rockefeller joked that the claim of his stinginess is false and implied he would take a cab that moment.
A guide for hosting a birthday supper for a husband and male guests. Suggests bohemian decor with odd plates pewter flagons stiff trees candles and holiday plants. Recommends red floral centerpieces caricatures balloons name cards and simple supper of rye bread cheese ham onions potato salad pickles coffee celery. Stories around the table are enough entertainment.
A brief note explains Europe’s population growth under the present rate of increase and projects future implications. It highlights demographic trends, potential pressures on resources, and possible policy considerations.
Locomotive engineer Herbert E. Spaulding of Longview Texas details a years long battle with intense sciatic pain. After trying doctors and Hot Springs he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with his cure after six boxes and says he has worked normally since. Pills sold by druggists or mailed 50 cents per box six for 2.50 from Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
A health note warns that chronic worry and fatigue weaken defenses against germs. It urges staying alert to avoid tiredness, links fatigue to colds, and compares worry to rust harming the soul while offering mindset changes to reduce anxiety.
Black allover embroideries remain in style in winter trims. Silk braided jackets in black are popular, often sleeveless with velvet accents. Net fashions feature opalescent and gold spangles with raised figures and beadwork outlined in gilt. New buttons appear among the details.
The article notes rings that appear dramatic when worn with gowns. It highlights Italian turquoise ruby sapphire emerald and pink coral stones set with rhinestones, offering a vivid accessory option for formal wear.
Straw woven water baskets echo novel designs with glass vases inside. Lush color pairings showcase pale green with lilies of the valley, pink with roses and lilacs, white with immortelles, forget me nots, pale yellow with tulips, and mauve with purple orchids.
A method to secure loose knife or fork handles using a cement made from one pound yellow rosin and eight ounces sulfur melted together. Cast into powder with two parts powder to one part fine sand or brick dust, fill the handle cavity, insert the stem while hot, and allow to cool to a tenacious bond.
The guide recommends moist sawdust on bare floors to trap dust. For carpeted rooms, dampen a newspaper, tear into scraps, scatter it before sweeping, and brush it along with the broom to capture dust. Ensure the newspaper and paper are only moist, not dripping.
The method directs folding a blanket three or four times and covering with a clean cloth. The embroidery is laid face down, a thin damp cloth placed on the back, and a very hot iron is pressed on the wet surface until dry to steam and smooth the linen.
Rents in table linen should be reinforced with stiff paper under the edge and stitched with fine embroidery cotton. Use flax for thin spots and broken linen threads, and apply the same method to towels.
Pennsylvania health commissioner Dr. Samuel G. Dixon criticizes the public cup practice after recounting examples of hygiene lapses. He recalls a tale of a boy named Tommy from Ardmore and a cold January puddle to illustrate the issue and urges better public hygiene.
A historic newspaper item advertises a home remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. The recipe calls for a teaspoon after each meal and at bedtime to force the kidneys to filter acids and poisons from the blood, claimed to relieve rheumatism.
Gen Sir Ian Hamilton describes a decisive Japanese victory at Liaoyang praising the soldiers' spirit. He contrasts Asia's advance with Europe’s retreat and credits the Japanese troops' souls over tactics or weapons in Oyama's win.
A New York mother reports her three sons developed eczema in sequence, lingering for months. After failing to improve at the N-Dispensary she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting clear heads and healed sores within weeks.
Sir Alexander Peacock, former Victoria premier, denies any sanctioned railway dead-heading for his daughter in Westralia records. He asserts no daughter exists and insists the alleged $35 franked ride was not authorized by him or the state. The episode prompts calls for scrutiny of rail privileges in a censorious era.
In a gesture of affection the Chinese workers at the Van Rhu gold mines gave their white manager a handsome silver tray bearing an inscription of sentiments “as deep as the sea.”
A doctor quits coffee after it harms his health and his wife recounts how, at dinner, he served Postum to show its benefits. The cleric brother tried a second cup, joking that the doctor still knows how to make coffee. The piece touts Postum as tasting rich yet unique, with a ten day trial proving it avoids coffee's poisons and cures coffee-related troubles.
Pazo ointment guarantees curing any case of piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Blind, bleeding or protruding piles respond to treatment. refund offered if not cured within the stated period.
E. C. Lefroy writes on virtue as the initial mark of noble standing in a reflective piece.
Ad extols Putnam Faceless Dyes promising dyeing in half an hour and urges readers to ask their druggist. The quotation warns against the fault of being unconcerned, attributed to Carlyle.
A medical appeal argues many hospital surgeries are for women due to neglected health. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe, proven cure, citing testimonials from Mrs. C. A. Rookwood and Miss Margaret Tierney praising relief from female troubles and avoidance of operations.
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to communicate with Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. From the symptoms she may locate the trouble and advise the quickest and surest way of recovery. Her advice is free and always helpful.
The artist-photographer M. Max Willmann of Chamounix led a two day and night ascent of Mont Blanc with two guides. The expedition faced arctic cold but otherwise fine conditions throughout the three day effort.
The John A Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin unveils a new oats variety with two foot long heads. The startling claim is highlighted as a marvel in the catalog promising outstanding yield and vigor.
Free 148 page Seed and Tool Catalog mailed to buyers. Send stamps for free samples of new Two Foot Long Oats and other cereals. John A. Salzer Seed Co. Box W La Crosse Wis.
Brief quotation notes that Izaak Walton observed many miseries exist beyond riches as well as on this side, reflecting on wealth's unequal burdens and universal human afflictions.
In London there are 70 000 municipal employees and in England generally about 2 000 000.
An old advertisement bundles a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh with Hall’s Catarrh Cure claiming blood and mucous action. It promotes Hall’s 75 cent bottles, Allen’s Foot-Ease 25 cent, and a free trial package, ending with a nurselike slogan and A S Olmsted address.
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