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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1901
Page
3
The St Louis Star notes the city’s growing financial standing with western crop wealth, suggesting bankers in New York seek favors from St Louis. It frames St Louis as a future financial hub for the central west and cites the World’s Fair context.
Agricultural notes report strong demand for apples and wheat in Collin Ellis and surrounding counties. Cattle shipments from Albany and Terrell volumes rise while cotton yields in Ellis and Kerr counties show gains. various farms report crops, hogs, and new fruit ventures across Texas and neighboring states.
Engineers at Glasgow debated a transnational link with a proposed tunnel spanning twenty five miles. The project would require at least 50 million dollars in funding and would connect Scotland with Ireland.
Lord Brassey asserts the British navy leads in both manpower and vessels, surpassing any other two navies combined.
A short note asserts Defiance Starch is made by a unique process, offering higher quality and one third more substance than competing starches.
Tobacco cultivation and manufacturing in the Atlantic States faces severe labor shortages. The article notes a lack of workers hindering planting, curing, and processing, with potential effects on production and prices across the region.
Government plans a cable vessel operated by its own officers for secrecy and readiness in wartime. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is promoted as a cure for indigestion and related ailments, claimed to prevent fever and malaria and boost health.
Investigations show New York City bears the highest per unit cost for asphalt paving, making the pavement expense the most expensive globally. Officials cite procurement inefficiencies and material price volatility as contributing factors.
One size smaller after using Allen's Foot- Ease, a powder. It makes tight or new shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating, aching feet, ingrowing nails, corns and bunions. All druggists and shoe stores 25c. Trial package FREE by mail. Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
Manchester, England, claims the highest number of public houses in the kingdom, reflecting its lively drinking culture and dense urban tavern scene.
Lord Tennyson’s uncompromising stance is cited. a Brooklyn note promotes Garfield Tea as the best family remedy. It claims health giving herbs and attributes success to its preparation in a local laboratory.
The report notes that despite few saloons in Mississippi, they contribute about one third of the state's total income from privilege taxes, highlighting the outsized tax impact from a small number of businesses.
Faceless dyes by Putnam claim to color without staining hands or kettles except green and purple. Sold by druggists at 10 cents per package.
M. Santos-Dumont fails to produce a beep that satisfies his rivals and remains under pressure from competitors.
Advertises Defiance starch as durable and wind resistant, claiming longer wear than competing brands and more value for money with up to one third more product per purchase.
A compact reflection on the tendency of people to bend toward their own desires. The saying suggests an irony in human behavior where inclinations tend to reinforce themselves.
An observation notes that presently once meant instantly and was used that way by Shakespeare and others. It warns that language drifts as a word shifts from immediate to eventual meaning over time.
A readers note reflects on Maclay and the Chicago Inter Ocean, stating the paper resists coupling with Sedley and refuses to widen the dispute. The piece suggests the outlet is among the last anti Sedley voices to retreat from confrontation.
A June statistic reports 18 deaths and 228 injuries from car crashes, plus 4 deaths and 124 injuries in another incident, with 6 deaths and 6 injuries attributed to automobiles.
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