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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1904
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a great kidney liver and bladder remedy. It promises a free sample by mail and argues kidneys drive overall health while citing endorsements and medical usage to persuade readers.
Advisory seeks readers with any symptoms to request a mailed sample bottle from Dr. Binghamton New York. The note promises no cost and cites testimonials from many cured individuals. Readers are told to mention they saw the offer in this paper.
Coupon offer urges filling in address to receive a bottle of Swamp Root Kidney Remedy from Dr Kilmer Co. Instructions mention city or state and reference this page.
A collage of light verse and witty quips on spring, work life, shopping, marriage, and society. Jokes about machines that play music, publicity, and everyday dilemmas punctuate a humorous column with brief sketches and puns. The piece blends playful observations with social jests and home life quirks.
Oxnard era notes emphasize rapid tritl play and frequent changes in rhythm as the Canaries of Gilany outpace rivals. Major art purchases include Corot and Diaz works by Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati totaling $100,000. A Yukon navigation claim and Malta trade figures are cited among varied items.
Cross Roads Warren County May 2 11 year old Orbra Young son of Lester Young suffered chronic kidney trouble. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for night relief and renewed health alongside other remedies and curiosities from period journal items.
A customer testifies that switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee cured stomach and nervous trouble. She notes her mother and several neighbors also improved after quitting coffee, with one neighbor able to work and sew again. The ad promotes Postum from the Battle Creek company and references The Road to Wellville booklet.
A nurse from Paterson N J testifies to kidney pills curing back pain headaches and urinary issues and offers a free trial by mail. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the pills for 50 cents. A Chicago lawyer freed a widow from jail and married her.
An advertisement page promotes St Jacobs Oil for aches including rheumatism neuralgia and sciatica. It also touts Defiance Starch as 16 oz and free from harmful chemicals and Allen's Foot-Ease for foot care. Additional notices claim Simmons Sarsaparilla benefits and Piso s Cure for Consumption with customer testimonials.
The passage compares annual U S iron and steel production to enormous scales. It envisions a blast furnace 2 billion cubic feet capacity, coke stacking 400 by 400 feet reaching 6500 feet, ore piles 34.6 million tons, rails 115 miles long, and a thousand foot high nail column surpassing the Eiffel Tower and other landmarks.
Senator Dolliver recalls Hays of Wabash and Sir William Van Horne. Van Horne, then president of Canadian Pacific, faced danger from Grand Trunk trains into Montreal. He convened engineers, warned them to enforce the city's law, and vowed to suspend any who violated it, saying God help the engineer who lets a Grand Trunk train beat him.
Dr B Holly Smith, a leading Baltimore whist player, plays in a private home with guests including Mrs W. The story highlights a humorous misunderstanding when he reveals signaling for trumps twice during a hand. The piece blends moral reflections with a light social anecdote from New York Times.
An elderly Berks County resident visiting Reading caused no drama when gas leaked from her room. She asked about carpet damage, showing calm humor as rescue workers investigated the unfamiliar risk.
Kate Taylor a prominent nurse testifies that Peruna is the finest tonic for post illness weakness and quick relief. She notes Peruna restores vitality and vigor after convalescence. Dr Hartman offers to treat female catarrhal cases at no charge during the summer. correspondence to Peruna Medicine Co Columbus OK.
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