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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
4
A reader from Mayme E. Smith endorses Peruna for catarrh and hay fever. She states the remedy helped her wonderfully and recommends it to others suffering from the conditions.
A Mexican discovery near the Bay of Adair in Lower California reveals vast carbonate of soda lakes. President Diaz argues the lakes must remain national assets due to immense future income potential. Estimated supply could yield 100 tons daily for 75 years, with the sun’s evaporation replacing costly processing.
South Africa reports its June gold output as the highest on record. For the first six months of the year, production surpassed the same period last year by nearly six million dollars.
New Orleans traders rushed to control the market after the government condition report and census data were read together for the first time. December futures jumped about 23 points to around 9.25 cents as October and January also rose, with July figures showing a 3.6 percent decline from July. Analysts projected a crop near 11.4 million bales, noting acreage 10 percent lower than 1904 and a 16.8 percent drop in conditions.
M H Lamb of the Rudd McQueeny Co announces purchase of 214000 acres in two tracts within a hundred miles of San Antonio. He expects Missouri farmers to settle the land, driven by high Southwest Texas demand. Later notes report a fatal shooting near Pittsburg, a hunting accident in San Antonio, a switchman’s death in San Antonio, a county dry to wet change, cotton market activity in Taylor, and other local incidents including a fatality from a gun accident near Gregory and a runaway injury in Corpus Christi.
A survey of lead uses notes its essential role in plumbing printing and painting with white and red lead products. It cites machines and pigments alongside a discussion of great conversationalists and advertising quirks, including Egg-O-See cereal and a twelve-rule reminiscence.
The article notes vast untapped Cornish tin in a global market, with prices rising due to natural scarcity. It cites Dolcoath as surviving mines, rising speculative interest, and Tin production shares by region, highlighting Cornwall’s relatively small regional output compared with Straits Settlements and other areas.
A Kentucky woman credits Grape-Nuts and cream with restoring her health after indigestion and nervous prostration. She notes improved strength and mental poise after replacing her breakfast with the cereal, with occasional warnings when she overindulges in rich foods. The testimonial names Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Arrangements were set for a sunlight photograph at the bottom of a 2000 foot deep Sombrerete mine in Mexico on June 21 the year’s only day the sun shines there. The sun’s rays reach the shaft bottom for only three minutes.
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