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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
4
Miss Mary O'Brien of 306 Myrtle Ave Brooklyn reports Peruna cured her stomach catarrh in five weeks after four years of illness and ineffective medical treatment. She joins other grateful users praising the remedy.
Mr H J Henneman of Oakland Nebraska writes that after a year with stomach catarrh he is cured and gaining weight. He credits Peruana as the house medicine and urges others to try it. Miss Julia Butler of Appleton Wisconsin reports relief from catarrh with regained sleep appetite and strength after taking Perria.
A nurse warns Tommie not to grimace when taking medicine and jokes that the dreadful face might stay. Tommie asks why not and recalls making faces as a child. The scene captures a lighthearted exchange on medicine etiquette.
A Toledo firm endorses F J Cheney as trustworthy in all dealings. An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with claims of internal action and free testimonials.
The Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union calls for stronger shared effort and moral stance, urging diversification, rural communication, and local action over costly court houses, while critiquing politics, railways, and foreign competition. It champions cooperative education, banking independence, and unified farmer bargaining.
The Union asserts it will enforce duties on every man and aims to secure fair treatment for farmers by mobilizing active cooperation among all members.
Mrs. Charles N. Preston of Elkland Pennsylvania credits three years of fatigue weight loss thirst and sugar in urine to kidney trouble. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she improved quickly and regained weight. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a comic exchange the professor returns from his club with an umbrella raised to boast to Alma. She notes he forgot to take it, leaving the umbrella behind at home.
A Montevallo Alabama reader promotes Lightning Oil as a universal remedy for minor injuries. The letter asserts parents and children repeatedly ask for the product to ease pain and afflictions.
New Zealand allocates 9,000,000 acres for endowment to fund education and old age pensions. The government cuts custom duties on essentials while increasing charges on other goods to shield industries.
A Louisiana man reports his wife suffered eczema for three years with hands and eye affected. After trying doctors with no relief, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, then the full Cuticura set, and fully recovered. She praises Cuticura and endorses it locally. January 5 1906 Hydropolis La.
A seven year old describes a dog named Topsy chasing a ball with earnest detail. He phrases the speed as “like h-,” then admits not knowing the meaning, but says it’s much faster than lickety split. The mother is astonished by the child’s plainspoken explanation.
The Buffalo News notes that businesses press for money not due to lack of funds but due to missing advertising. It argues big ad bills and big bank balances grow together and cutting advertising saves only at the cost of stalled trade. Publicity is essential to keep commerce moving and profitable.
A North Carolina mother recounts how Grape-Nuts helped their family. She cites a Charlotte mayor and physician recommending the cereal, noting weight gain, a sick infant restored by soaked Grape-Nuts, and relief during a LaGrippe outbreak. She ends by praising the food and urging readers to read The Road to Wellville.
Conversation discusses regional wedding customs with mentions of New York rice throwing, Boston beans, and Milwaukee beer. The remarks compare practices and imply variability in celebratory traditions.
A Palmetto Louisiana resident Mrs J I Hightower asserts Hunt's Cure is the surest remedy for itching skin troubles including eczema and ringworm, noting its effectiveness for various afflictions.
A new company of European investors and wealthy local elites revives sapphire mining in Kashmir, signaling renewed activity in the region's gem trade.
An old remedy claim touts Cheatham's Chil Tonic as faster and more permanent than others for malaria. The ad promises a guaranteed cure from a single bottle with no risk to the buyer.
A concise wry saying noting that time equates to value and accusing a lazy person of stinginess is illogical. The remark blends economic metaphor with humor about work ethic and efficiency.
The quote emphasizes self education as the second, crucial source after instructors, guiding personal growth beyond formal teaching. It frames education as a dual journey where internal reflection completes external instruction.
Promoters claim Hunt's Cure cures any itch with a guarantee. If it fails, you pay nothing.
The Salvation Army in England plans to send emigrants to Canada in monthly batches of 600. The program targets assisted migration, detailing ongoing quota and logistics for passage and settlement support.
Foot comfort remedy promises to cure painful swollen smarting and sweating feet. Claims shoes fit better and offers a free sample. Sold by dealers and shoe stores with no substitutes accepted. Address for samples: A. S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
The saying notes that true soundness shows as a man improves with age, reflecting a positive view of maturity and personal growth.
The fragment references Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething aids and calming gums. It mentions infant care use and a quoted verse by Sidney Lanier. The source reads as a nostalgic advertisement style line about soothing medicine for children.
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