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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
1
A nostalgic stroll through farm days and family scenes evokes summer mornings and meals, then shifts to reflections on unity after a storm. The piece ends with an advertisement for Dr. Simmons' Cough Syrup offering 50 doses for 50 cents and a money-back guarantee.
The Grau Opera company of over 200 performers plans a large theater tour moved by train. A fourteen car consist will carry six baggage cars two tourist sleeping cars five standard sleeping cars and one diner. The trip starts in New York on November 2 and travels via New Orleans to San Francisco under Southern Pacific arrangements.
A girl describes the recent big storm as beautiful, comparing it to a theater storm she once saw. A little boy watches from a window during the storm while his mother calls him away to fetch something upstairs. He begs not to have the storm worsen until he returns.
A promotional claim touts Dr Simmons Cough Syrup as the cheapest option with 50 doses for fifty cents. It promises money-back if not benefitted or satisfied and urges readers to ask their druggist for a sample bottle.
Mr. Henry Bierman of Long Mott reports three calves died after eating dry Bermuda grass. Mr. C. T. Dudgeon of Port Lavaca also lost a pen pig after exposure to Bermuda grass. The note suggests an agricultural department inquiry. A line promotes Dr. Simmons' Cough Syrup at fifty cents a bottle.
A prominent New York lawyer trains at Terry McGovern’s quarters taking daily boxing lessons. His trainer invites him to deliver a knockout blow if possible. The lawyer says he frequently acts as counsel in suits where the meaning of knockout arises and seeks real demonstration to learn.
A visitor notes a Turkish practice that day begins at sunset, requiring daily clock resets. The habit complicates timekeeping and makes long running watches useless.
A three day Gypsy convention in St. Joseph Michigan last week marked the first national gathering in the United States. A fierce contest for chief ended with Gene Fernando of Indiana elected by a two thirds majority over Gala Marcule of Kentucky after a full day of balloting.
M. Gaston Bonnier, a botanist near Stockholm, meets a stranger while botanizing. The man invites him home to lunch, and Bonnier discovers the host is the king who says it is the only place to entertain anyone. They dine at the palace and spend the afternoon together.
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