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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
6
Lester Ponce De Leon of New has been appointed medical inspector for the port of Havana. Dr. Ice De Leon is a graduate of the Glimbia university school of medicine and a descendant of the discoverer of Florida.
A vintage travel health note touts Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a cure for dysentery seasickness and nausea. It claims pleasant taste and propipity for travelers seeking relief during journeys.
The employment of irons in Italian practice has been abolished. Convicts are no longer yoked together as before, and manacling to beds will be used only in very exceptional cases, signaling a shift toward more humane treatment in corrections.
In the census year 190 the production of steam locomotives exceeded 3,006 units valued at more than 30 million dollars. The data highlights the era’s heavy emphasis on locomotive manufacturing and the economic scale of the industry during that period.
Special correspondence describes Oberammergau with its upcoming fair, the Stein Gruppe sculpture, and Anton Lang’s Christ portrayal. It details the town church, hotel rooms, and the Ludwig of Bavaria palaces Linderhof and Lindertof with lavish halls, mirrors, ceilings, and gardens. The piece ends with an unrelated Doan's Kidney Pills testimonial and offer.
Paderewski recalls telling Princess Victoria he was inspired yet admits he started as a devoted drudge. He notes genius equals three quarters drudgery and cites years of tireless practice. The world now calls him a genius after he endured routine work.
A London World reflection contrasts the bee and human infant to question human vanity. It sketches bee life as an arch and dares to compare bee duties with a baby’s simple sounds and actions. The piece satirically suggests humans overestimate their intellect.
Japanese people consume more fish than any other nation and meat eating remains rare, largely a foreign luxury for the wealthy who choose it over the traditional diet.
Charles Eliot Norton donated to Harvard University library several Ruskin volumes formerly owned by Ruskin with many marginal notes in the author’s own hand. The acquisition preserves rare annotations and enhances the university’s literary holdings.
Japan unveiled its first statue dedicated to a woman at Shijo-Nawate near Kyoto. The memorial marks a milestone in recognizing female figures and was welcomed as a historic cultural landmark by local officials and residents.
Adolph Reinarek of Vienna was found robbing his own safe while asleep and hid the stolen money under a carpet. The incident centers on a domestic crime mistaken for a dreamlike act. Police report no injuries and Reinarek faces potential charges pending further investigation.
A hunter exploring Borneo shot a large baboon near a spring distanced from camp. As the animal fell another baboon cried out, then scores of baboons appeared. The hunter fled with the apes in pursuit until comrades from camp fired a volley, driving them off.
Miss Jessie Stephenson of 30 Hartington Road Aberdeen writes that rheumatism kept her from dressing without crying out and needing help. After using St Jacobs Oil she improved after two bottles and can now work normally, proving the remedy’s efficacy.
In Dundas a young woman named Bibby stands as a premier rifle shot. She uses a Lee Enfield rifle and is admitted to the Ontario Rifle Association. Bibby has drawn praise by defeating top provincial marksmen at the Ontario Rifle Association matches in Toronto and winning prize money.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Catarrh Cure pills as effective treatments. It asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal remedies, praises a physician noted cure, and promises testimonials. The copy ends with a blurb about saving money for purchases and a Chicago News aside.
Ad promotes Defiance Starch claiming top results for starching and claims customers can earn four or more for Saie Money without cooking required.
At Gornergrat on the Zermatt mountain railroad a post office claims the highest altitude in Europe, perched over 9000 feet above sea level.
An aphoristic line notes that the millennium, though desired, unfolds slowly and underlines patience as a civic or cultural motif. The remark highlights a measured pace in historical change and public anticipation.
Mrs Carter H Harrison wife of Chicago mayor has written a book of fairy tales. She previously discouraged claims of being an author and notes Defiance Starch comes in 16 ounce packages at the same price as 12 ounce rival packs.
Tolstoy reportedly plans to live in Bucharest because he cannot expect a Christian burial in Russia. Carmen Sylvia, noted poet queen of Roumania, has warmly invited the author to reside on her domain.
Miss Julia Filbidge of West Cornwell Connecticut reports that Burdock Blood Bitters cured a severe skin breakout described as near a dreadial condition, expressing gratitude for the remedy.
The Newport Rhode Island site marks the laying of the corner stone for a monument to Charles Louis d'Arsac De Ternay, the French admiral who landed French troops in 1780 to aid the young republic. De Ternay died soon after arrival and was buried near his disembarkation point.
The Combination Oil Cure for Cancer originated and perfected by Dr. D M Bye is described as soothing and balmy and providing relief from unceasing pain. It claims to have cured more cases than all other treatments combined and offers free books by addressing the Southern Office Dr D M Bye Co P O Box 482 Dept A Dallas Texas.
Prof. A. W. Evans of Yale University and Percy Wilson of the New York Botanical Garden have traveled to Porto Rico to expand the island's flora collection. They aim to enlarge the curated plant holdings and study local species for broader botanical knowledge.
Defiance starch is sold in 16 ounce packages at 10 cents. A deal offers one third more starch for the same money, effectively increasing the contents without raising the price.
Breslau journal reports German dramatist Gerhart Hauptmann envisions a national theater at Schreiberhau in the Giant Mountains modeled after BaiReuth with about fifteen to twenty summer performances of German plays.
An old newspaper note promotes Dean's Ointment claiming it stops itching instantly on any part of the body. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
Among English artists Caton Woodville stands out as a swift painter of battle scenes. He is noted for starting and completing elaborate canvases within three weeks, a remarkable feat of speed and skill.
An old advertisement highlights Bromo Quinine Tablets to stop coughs and alleviate colds priced at 25 cents. The text also notes a census claim of sixty five sewing machine factories nationwide with a yearly output valued at 21 million dollars and praises Piso's Cure for Consumption.
An Indiana man married a woman who hid that she was a widow. At their first meal she fed eight children and seated them around the groom, who then lost his appetite. The couple separated quickly as divorce proceedings began.
An advertising notice promotes Dreiss' Specific Heanachs Powder as the harmless cure for all headaches. It offers mail ordering from Adolph Dreiss at 9 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, with price details included and payment expected on receipt.
An arm of Dublin photographers created a near life-size portrait measuring 64 by 33 inches several years ago. The commission showcased a large portrait that emphasized scale and detail, reflecting the studio’s specialty in oversized images.
Capt. WM. Forrest of Memphis, Tenn, says after one bottle of Smith's Sure Kidney Cure his backache vanished and he has been free from pain since. He praises it highly and notes the price is 50 cents, available from all druggists.
A reflective nugget notes that the serpent in Eden avoided L. D. class yet grasped human nature well, using a sharp, concise line to contrast knowledge and upbringing with inherent human traits.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants. It claims to soften gums reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic with a bottle format implied for children.
Many readers are urged to try Dr. Kine's Great Nerve Restorer after Gret day’s use, claiming marriage failure is a temporary embarrassment. The ad offers a free $2.00 trial bottle and treatise from Dr. R. H. Kine, Ltd. at 981 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
A compact reflection on how a habitual liar projects counterproof to lend credibility. It examines the psychology of deception, noting that truth can feel stronger than fabrication, yet the liar’s insistence on proof often betrays weakness and inconsistency.
An even, dependable household starch praised for its quality with 4 oz more product for 10 cents than rival brands, highlighting superior value and performance in everyday laundry use.
A concise reflection notes that early expressions from childhood tend to evolve into the audacity of adulthood, suggesting a link between youthful phrases and adult assertiveness.
A brief observation notes that some women’s ideas of being economical include opting for ball dresses cut lower, reflecting how style choices can be tied to frugality and social norms of the period.
In public discourse, speakers who denigrate others or excessively praise themselves draw mixed responses. Advocates argue such rhetoric undermines civility while critics warn it reflects insecurity and seeks attention.
In a lighthearted trend cited by neighbors, the man does most of the talking during courtship while the woman listens, but after marriage the dynamic shifts and she leads conversations more often.
Classified advert from Houston listing MceCane's Detective Agency offering trained reliable detective services with emphasis on discretion and accuracy for investigations and private inquiries.
A terse line reflecting on how most men’s actions undermine their best intentions, suggesting a timeless conflict between aspiration and execution with a blunt, aphoristic tone.
An advertisement claims Defiance Starch is the biggest and best option, available everywhere with unmatched quality and quantity. It urges consumers to choose this brand as there is nothing equal in value or supply.
A married woman wonders three times daily what to prepare for the next meal, continuing throughout her life. This household dilemma reflects timeless kitchen routines and the search for reliable planning habits within domestic life.
Putnam faceless dyes prove fast to light and washing, offering durable color performance for fabrics and textiles under common wear conditions. The study notes rapid fading tests and mentions implications for garment care and color retention.
The remark notes that many women fear admitting their true age despite wishing for longevity. It highlights societal pressure around aging and the reluctance to reveal personal years. The statement reflects cultural attitudes toward women and aging without attributing to a specific source.
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