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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1901
Page
7
A Rochester Herald piece discusses aging gracefully, contrasting two types of elderly people. It extols mature, wise individuals who stay active, kind, and engaged, noting reading and learning as sources of joy and purpose. It cites glasses and Dr Robinson's system as aids and uses a card game metaphor to reflect life’s endgame.
An era warning on catarrh describes it as expensive and debilitating, affecting mood and employability. It lists symptoms such as nasal discharge, loss of smell, headaches, and neuralgia, and cites a testimonial from Waco Texas by Dr. H. W. Brown praising adjusted glasses for eye strain and nerve comfort.
An article urges keen vision and alertness as foundations of achievement. It argues for self testing of sight, proper glasses, and disciplined mindset, citing patient letters and historical aphorisms about perseverance and heroism.
An historical essay discusses challenges faced by blind people and calls for understanding, support, and greater visibility of their experiences. The piece highlights barriers in daily life and advocates for practical assistance and inclusive attitudes.
A reflection on how sight powers learning and the challenges faced by the blind. It cites Milton and Blind Tom as examples, questions how many Raphaels and Miltons might exist unseen, and laments education’s limits without vision. Includes brief notes on mottoes, electricity, and Mount Etna.
Mrs Cavil accuses her husband Charles Augustus Cavil of hiding word about seeing his sister Jane. He denies saying he saw her and claims he only asked if he mentioned it. The exchange ends with Mrs Cavil speechless as tension peaks in Boston Bazaar.
The advertisement asserts Dr. Robinson's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and catarrhal deafness in all forms without need for discussion. It presents a direct, promotional claim for a medical remedy.
General D B Frost aged 77 died in St Louis. He was a prominent resident for five decades and served with distinction in the Mexican and Civil Wars. In the Civil War he fought on the Confederate side.
A private dispatch from New York says President Simon Sam of Hayti died suddenly. Reports reach Kingston Jamaica where Haytien exiles react with shock and excitement pending official confirmation.
San Juan Puerto Rico October 31 the executive council granted a railway franchise to the North American company saying the grant is very valuable and will permit the construction of a veritable network of lines in the islands
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