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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
4
A farmer voice argues against the raw sugar duty, urging repeal to lower prices and aid beet growers, farmers, and consumers. He urges correspondence with a Congressman to kill the tax, insisting cheaper sugar benefits all, including the poor and beet producers.
An old advertisement urges readers that experience costs in deals but yields knowledge and promotes Wizard Oil as a remedy for weakness stiffness and soreness. It notes druggists stock the oil and hints at social costs from men paying compliments to women followed by alimony.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Defiance Starch as better for household use at ten cents, markets another cold water starch, and promotes remedies for coughs and nerves with various pitches and prices. The ad references Dr. Kitch’s products and a Philadelphia address.
A concise proverb notes money cannot ensure joy yet can ease suffering by funding basic needs and comforts. It highlights wealth's role in reducing hardship without guaranteeing fulfillment or well being.
A historic notice describes remedies or claims about infant care products and teething remedies. It mentions benefits for sore gums and easing wind colic with a claimed formula. The language is terse and outlines purported effects.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Joay F Borga of Trinity Springs with Feb 1 date and a reference to a zoad cook wife and Piso's Cure, lacking clear event details or outcomes.
During a royal visit to Lowther castle the German crown prince demonstrated the versatility praised for his father. An earl hosted a large band that performed lengthy evening concerts, and the prince borrowed a violin from the orchestra to play Handel's Largo in creditable fashion.
A doctor writes to the London Times proposing motor cars run at the legal speed limit as a means of open air treatment for consumptives, while other proposals suggest improved efficiency and cost for a 10 cent item.
Fragmentary notices mention Tetterine in Texas with price hints and a mail order line from Savannah Georgia. The piece also notes Jeremiah Curtin the linguist returning to Milwaukee birthplace after a Russian trip.
A vintage ad extols Defiance Starch to keep clothes white and bright at low cost while urging debtors to adopt a strict motto Never give up and settle dues.
A broad set of brief items notes Salvador prosperity on a frozen River Neva in Russia, New Zealand earthquake shocks, a senator’s upcoming wedding, retirements, imperial mail speed, court appointments, and several accidents and political actions across the United States and Europe.
A commentary notes that many individuals surrender control of their enterprises to others, risking future independence. It argues for personal initiative and vigilance in management to avoid external overreach.
An aphoristic note urges staying on the correct path toward prosperity emphasizing prudent choices and steady progress. It frames wealth as a journey requiring discipline, foresight, and consistent effort.
An ad claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It states nine of ten cases come from catarrh, offers $100 for any deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and promotes circulars along with Hall's Family Pills.
Five years of work produced War and Peace by Count Tolstoy. Preliminary writings are in Rumijanzoff museum, Moscow. A servant once dumped the manuscript into a disused canal during Countess Tolstoy’s illness. it was found weeks later and saved.
A historical health note links cleanliness to disease prevention and hair health. It claims dandruff stems from a microbic infection and that using Newbro's Herpicide eliminates the dandruff germ and promotes luxuriant hair growth without grease or harmful substances.
The aging monarch, in his 72nd year, marks forty first year as emperor of Austria. He recently opened the Hungarian diet and is reported in excellent health. He spends his remaining years with loyal friends and companions.
A Memphis Tennessee customer reports relief after seventeen years of bleeding piles following a short course of Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure. The testimonial notes previous remedies failed and credits the cure to the medicine priced at 50 cents, sold by all druggists.
In a terse era headline, a crowd of men find support in shared struggle, leaning on comrades as they weather hardship. The scene centers on solidarity, endurance, and communal relief amid uncertain times.
The number of convents and monasteries in Belgium more than doubled from 1846 to 1900, increasing from 779 establishments housing 12,000 inmates to 22/10 convents and monasteries with 27,000 inmates.
The list from the International Telegrap hic Bureau of Berne reports 1380 government owned cables totaling 39.851 kilometers and 370 privately owned cables totaling 318.286 kilometers.
William Fitty of Boston has donated 3000 dollars to establish the first free scholarship at a textile school in the country. The gift supports the New England Cotton Manufacturers' association initiative for student aid in textile studies.
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