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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
4
Consul Houston Laboratories at 1 2 Main St Houston Texas offers analysis of feed stuffs waters ores soils coal oils and related tests. Chemist M S Tilson formerly state chemist available for analysis and testing services. Dealer in commercial fertilizers.
A collection of wry aphorisms on life choices joy restraint and marriage. It comments on talk prudence dreams lawyers roles bedtimes propriety and the dynamics between spouses and suitors with a humorous old fashioned tone.
In Washington Life a dialogue hints that Skinner's brokerage age office is offering bargains on stocks damaged by water. The exchange suggests inquiries into financial deals tied to the broker.
Shrewd businessmen oppose teaching typewriting and shorthand to students, arguing demand for public school graduates outstrips supply. Merchants seek clerks from public schools, but clerical opportunities are scarce. Early technical work without full general education leaves students outpaced by peers with schooling.
A persuasive essay extols sincerity as the backbone of character. It frames honesty, courage, and human sympathy as a drugless, universal tonic that strengthens nerves, facial expression, and heart function, urging daily practice of truthfulness for lasting returns.
A compact collection of aphorisms from German Danish Italian French and ancient writers. It blends reflections on money duty wounds time self restraint conscience and ambition in a single page of quotable lines.
Readers reflect on freedom of expression as a citizen voice comments on civic debate. The text muses on airing opinions and the value of scrutiny in public discourse with a tone of measured restraint.
Dr Herman Reinbold a German chemist reports that pure alum baking powder is less injurious than Cream of Tartar powders. He notes that even a mouthful of concentrated alum in bread or cake would do no harm to a typical person. The pure food law does not ban Cream of Tartar powders.
A set of wry maxims on male attractiveness, knowledge, and social behavior. It notes dimples as cute, mocks ostentatious pretense, and contrasts perceptions of bachelors and widows with aging and female youth. The piece reflects social commentary through concise, aphoristic lines.
Mrs S A Moore of Wa terville Missouri testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured a year and a half of kidney pain backache and fatigue after a few doses. Sold at all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also a light comic item about DeBlowers extended European tour and Venice canals.
John Everhardt of Harwood Texas says Cheatham's Laxative Tablets cured his chills and malaria trouble promptly and thoroughly. He recommends them as a convenient pleasant remedy for malarial complaints and notes they help foster friendships.
A Buxton remark urges cheerful conduct as a guiding principle. The line emphasizes positivity in daily actions and courteous behavior toward others.
A classroom exchange centers on Tommy's stubbornness as a teacher pressures him to learn. Tommy insists his father is strong and that the old adage about willpower applies, while the classmate Tony offers a humorous twist about relatives.
A fragmentary quotation recalls Enid’s weary plea to God asking for sleep, responding with a humorous line about knowing everything and being very sleepy as she asks to be allowed to rest until tomorrow night.
An advertisement proclaims Hunt's Cure as a universal remedy for eczema tetter ringworm and other skin troubles. Testimonial from M Swann of Franklin La claims rapid relief and cure.
A lanky tramp declares he loves solving knotty problems and boasts brains to burn. A busy housewife responds by telling him to fetch the last load from the woodpile, implying a tougher task ahead.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity for catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad claims it cures by acting on mucous surfaces and builds constitution offering 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Strup of squills is derived from sea weed while glycerine comes from soap factory by products. Magnesia is extracted from dolomite stone. Antipyrine, a fever remedy, is produced from coal. Pepsin is made from the dried inner lining of a calf’s stomach.
A Mississippi boy who lost both feet walks daily on his hands. A blind French boy judges crowd size and horse color from a passing vehicle. A Dublin girl who cannot read or write can perform mental arithmetic.
A passenger complains the City of steamship arrives at odd hours while an older boat fills in. An Irishman says distances are the same and passengers gain longer sail for their money. Various quips note optimism and readiness as key to success.
An endorsement from C. G. Young of Okeene Oklahoma Territory touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as superior to all other oils and liniments after a single use. The testimonial claims no rival hits the spot once Hunt's fails.
A brief historical adage attributed to Dean Farrar highlights personal responsibility and moral conduct. The quote emphasizes that external conditions cannot be blamed for character, while virtue remains within individual control.
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