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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
4
Advert says I Feel So Tired expresses fatigue from overworked people. Promotes Vogeler's Curative Compound as a non stimulant blood purifier and tonic that restores strength, improves sleep, and appetite. Includes offer of free sample bottle from St Jacobs Oil Ltd Baltimore.
Rainy season in Cuba noted as socialists swept Zurich. New Mexico saw a killing frost on the 19th while forty miles of Indian railway washed away. A Morgan county death and a flawless blue diamond are reported. Justice Beach of the New York Supreme Court died. The late Archbishop Corrigan left 10 dollars in personal property. Des Moines hosted the twenty eighth annual Iowa Grand Army encampment. Lincoln memorial library project began in Springfield. Carnegie gave 75000 dollars. German Baptist Brethren conference drew 20000 in Harrisburg. May Shook killed in Toledo after an auto bicycle collision. Tabasco the Indian killed on Mescaleros reserve. Oshkosh hosted 15000 attendees at German Catholic benevolent societies. Havana sees removal of US coat of arms from the customhouse portal.
A Belfast citizen inherits a fortune estimated at 20 million dollars from the late Page O Rourke of Chicago. Also noted a series of varied items including a runaway horse injuring a senate chaplain, a library donation bid rejected in Albany, and other diverse reports from across the country.
A concise adage notes people value empathy in general yet resist shared financial concern, suggesting a tension between emotional support and monetary equal footing.
Harsh drugs are avoided as Dr Ca tive Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a gentle laxative aiding digestion. It claims to be safe for children and adults with a pleasant taste and soothing effect, available in 50¢ and $1.00 sizes from druggists.
An old ad promotes Defiance Cold Water Starch as unmatched in Glity or Quality-16 os for 10 cents. It warns other brands contain only Lv os. It also touts Imperial Eczema Remedy as a cure for eczema and skin diseases and hints beauty appeals.
The Hillbilly Herald, a new weekly in Alabama, announces its motto urging electoral integrity. It proclaims free ballot access and fair counts while criticizing railroads and revenues and endorsing tobacco and liquor policies.
C H McConnell of Economical Drug Co. endorses Tetterine for itching skin while touring Europe. A box can be obtained through J T Shuptrine of Savannah if local druggists lack it. Plague deaths in Punjab run about 70,000 monthly as Hassan Mysore squirrels are wiped out by the disease.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Care as a constitutional cure priced at 75. It notes claims of systemic benefits and urges readers to try the medicine, presenting it as a remedy for catarrh. The copy emphasizes a domestic, trustworthy tone typical of period ads.
A collection of testimonials and ad copy claiming cures for Bright's disease kidney troubles and other ailments. Mentions J. H. Wright of Clarkesdale Mississippi praising Smith's Sure Kidney Cure, plus multiple product pitches including Defiance Starch and various tonics, toners, and beauty aids with prices and sales claims. Several promotional tips and household howtos appear amid the advertisements.
A testimonial claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured a womb tumor without other medicine after a four year illness. The letter alleges a life saved and warns readers of a $5000 forfeit if not genuine. It lists symptoms treated and urges use of the product.
A promotional piece touts Defiance brand starch and other products. It argues housewives should try Defiance Cold Water Starch noting larger 16 oz. packages at 10 cents versus 12 oz. for competitors. The tone emphasizes guaranteed superiority and brand loyalty.
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