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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
6
A fragment references the Rhone river landscape and the concept of pure or pristine nature tied to Julius Hare. The lines invoke a sense of purity and natural imagery without clear events or dates.
Courts value a man's life by his earning power and health. Health measures strength, and Hostetter's Bitters is promoted for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and related ailments. Mention cites Manuel Garcia a famed singing master born in Madrid 1805 who taught Jenny Lind and Mathilde Marchesi.
An old advertisement promises Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure can treat kidney and bladder troubles, piles, and female diseases with a 98 percent cure claim and a money back guarantee. It sells for 50 cents and is available at druggists. It also notes unrelated items on monuments and Garfield Tea Company propaganda.
Brightest fastest and easiest to use dyes sold by druggists at ten cents per package. Occasions do not make a man they reveal what there is in him.
The speech condemns the anarchist spirit behind the Buffalo assassination attempt on President McKinley as a threat to government and social order. It links violence to labor versus capital rhetoric, notes Chicago arrests of alleged conspirators, and lists individuals tied to the case, including Emma Goldman.
The article contrasts ocean peril with octopi wrecking French and English Channel fisheries, then shifts to Cuban political change with a rising leader poised to steer future battles over principles, followed by a historical note on United States postal rates from 1845 to 1863.
The article portrays the assassin's family with mixed views. Paul Czolgosz, living at 306 Fleet Street in Cleveland, rejects his son's acts and doubts his sanity, while his stepmother in Buffalo is quiet and tidy but undereducated. The piece also mentions broader questions on presidential protection and fallout from the assassination.
The United States declares commercial supremacy with exports of domestic products totaling 1,463,013,659 dollars in 1900, far ahead of Great Britain and Germany. Over 25 years, US exports rose 192 percent while Britain and Germany advanced far less, driven by manufacturing expansion and broader export reach.
A condensed overview from the New York Sun outlines West Point as the government’s war school founded in 1802. It details cadet quotas, appointment rules, rigorous entrance tests, and financial stipends plus the military curriculum through upper courses and languages. It also mentions British peerage connections and a note on goldenrod leaf adaptation. Springfield and library book delivery experiments are noted with pricing.
Dr. McBurney lauds three men George Cortelyou Melville Hanna and John Seatherd for urging immediate surgery on the President after the shooting despite others wanting delay Their decision ensured prompt operation at Emergency hospital by Doctors Mann and Lee and another medical team The trio’s conduct is described as heroic and notable
An American officer who just returned from Cuba says the island’s political parties resemble Latin races with multiple factions. In Havana there are four parties, each with distinct principles and leaders, illustrating the split toward varied loyalties across the isle.
Experts conclude sewer gas, not soot or drought, attacks roots and kills many trees in London as they wither and die.
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