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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
3
A Homeopathic Envoy piece emphasizes sleep as essential as eating for restoring the body and warns against letting business erode this luxury. It argues parents should promote restful mornings for children and notes social concerns about domestic violence reports like a Houston Post quote.
Census bureau figures show a divorce lawsuit filed every ten minutes and a divorce granted every three minutes during court hours in the United States. The 20 year average indicates the trend is rising at an alarming rate.
It has stood for twenty years and built reputation by rapid effective work. One application relieves one box and cures, with money back if not satisfied. Safe for all mature skin and itching issues, Hunt's Cure claims complete relief or refund.
The late Dr. James Gale, a renowned blind medical electrician, reportedly charged a fee of £50,000 ($250,000), the largest ever paid for medical electrical attendance.
Travis County orders a June 1 prohibition election based on a 1600 voter petition. Fredericksburg's 84 year old J A Patch dies by shotgun. Tulsa hosts Oklahoma Republican delegate convention June 6 with Taft to speak. Roosevelt named honorary Army of the Potomac member at Belasco Theater. William Graham arrested in Madison County Ga after murder indictment 30 years ago. W D Wilbur buys land near Hugo I T for a $90 000 oil mill. House approves Missouri telegraph rate bill. Major J B Fairchild of Sherman dies suddenly. Arthur McEwen NY American editor dies in Hamilton Bermuda. 300 Kensington teamsters strike for $15 weekly. 100 owners concede. Rock Island plans Chicago Mobile line. Dallas Commercial Club trip departs for Dallas arrival April 30. Frank Richardson shot and killed J E Sullivan in Alabama. Sir Alexander Sweetenham leaves Jamaica governorship. Bourne installed as Colonial Secretary. William A Brady plans London invasion with two companies. 15 000 aliens arrive in New York aboard 10 Trans Atlantic liners. Nebraska endures May blizzard snow four inches. Alarcon volcano active at Neuquen Argentina. Measles worry in Taylor area. Chicago loop district transit plan advanced. Trans Siberian Railway to be double tracked. Canton Canton train accident fatal. Canton China gunpowder magazine explosion kills and injures many. Dallas faces strong municipal election. Red River Lamar farmers replant cotton with peanuts. Oklahoma peach crop to fetch high prices. Franco Japanese rights agreement likely. Aunt: Learning to craft a tactful tale ends with a light joke about money.
An article urges avoiding patent stomach medicines and prescribes a home blend: Compound Tincture of Cinchona one ounce Prosene Compound one ounce and Sherry Wine half a pint. Mix and take one teaspoonful in a wine glass of water before meals and at bedtime for digestion.
An old Jewish custom sparked a legal dispute when a store clerk claimed the right to miss morning work for Kaddish for his father. The court ruled the clerk could not claim daily synagogue attendance as the employer’s duty, even among religious merchants. The piece then shifts to a vegetarian’s remark on gendered restraint and virtue, noting women’s higher temperance and spirituality compared to men.
A reader recounts health improvements after quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. Testimonials from women describe relief from heart, stomach, and dyspepsia issues, asthma, and headaches. The letter promotes Postum and cites a book titled The Road to Wellville.
A librarian recalls a man claiming to be a dialect writer. He asked for books on Scottish dialect for a stern father and later for dialect for a sea captain, even joking about whether a duke drops his h's. The anecdote from the N Y Sun highlights the craft and quirks of dialect storytelling.
Frederick R. Stedding recalls the Colorado, the first American flag steamship to cross the Pacific, entering Hongkong on January 1 1869 with 1 200 passengers. The Pacific Mail Line vessel sailed from San Francisco, covering 8000 miles in 30 days and sparked a new era of Pacific development.
A humorous tale describes a real widow noting the unfairness of husbands flirting in public. She jokes that widows enjoy a clear advantage since they need not endure watching their spouses flirt with other women.
A reader testimonial cites eczema on a wife’s face clearing for four years after using Cuticura. The husband reports restored hair growth after Cuticura Soap and Ointment. They also note his baby’s baldness improving with the remedies despite heat rashes.
Fragmentary OCR text notes H B Springmire at 323 South Capitol Street Iowa City with dates January July 16 1905 and September 16 1906. No full event context or concrete action provided.
A millionaire orders his valet to give a poor family fifty dollars as a gesture of sympathy after an auto incident, but the family declines the gift. The tale shifts to a skeptical remark about trout and a plug for Simmon's Sarsaparilla as a tonic.
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Clinton St Napoleon Ohio suffered fifteen years from kidney trouble with back pain poor eyesight dizziness and inability to work. After using Dean’s Kidney Pills for relief she was cured and credits the medicine with saving her life. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A young wife asks if she is built like a watch and suggests she deserves jewels. Henry, her husband, says compliments make a man an idiot, revealing a playful misunderstanding after a joke about physical culture.
Readers learn of a claimed universal cure for catarrh. The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure treats the constitutional disease internally by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for failure to cure and cites testimonials alongside the price of 75 cents.
A dialogue highlights Hunt's Lightning Oil as the instant relief for sprains cuts burns bruises bites and stings of insects. The product is promoted as consistently reaching the trouble while others fall short.
The dialogue notes Grindle has finally joined a church now that his wealth is secure. A remark questions why he waited, suggesting business concerns kept him from joining earlier. Garfield Tea, Nature's Remedy is advertised as a pure herbal cure offering relief from ailments.
Dialogue shows a young man asking if he could be taught to love, a maid suggests lessons. The text contrasts flirtatious repartee with a punchy ad line about itching piles and Hunt’s Cure offering soothing relief. A quip on manners and interest closes the excerpt.
An ad promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief. Claims to soften gums reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic. Sold at 25 cents per bottle.
A quotation from Gibbon states that fraud is the recourse of weakness and cunning.
An ad style fragment touts All Cloth Hats and Children's Dresses made to look like new with PUTNAM FACELESS DYES. It also offers Hunt's Cure for itching piles and notes pride and opinion after death.
Allen's Foot-Ease offers a cure for hot sweating callous and swollen feet sold by all druggists for 25 cents. A trial package is free. Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Borem and Merchant exchange brief dialogue as interruptions mark a notably hectic day for the merchant. The pair trade lines about visitors and the surprising bustle, hinting at a larger context.
The brief promotes tea as a gentle laxative remedy for constipation and overall bodily complaints. It highlights claims of cleansing effects on the liver kidneys and digestive system.
This year's convention of the A can Federation of Catholic will be held in Indianapolis from the 17th.
Relief effort creates centers employing 3,000 workers as the English American relief fund reaches 250000 dollars. The Reverend James Woodrow, once a pastor, was deposed from his post over a southern theological dispute on evolution.
The comic De Wolf Hopper joked after a doctor warned him to stop nitrogenous foods and eat farinaceous fare. He quipped that he could not eat since he did not know what either word meant.
The note laments neighbors who refuse to praise a deceased man while he lived, but praise him after death as a good man. It highlights social hypocrisy and the shift in judgment once burial has occurred.
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