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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1906

Page

4

Peruna Praise From Pelvic Disease Sufferer

Esther M. Milner of DeGraff Ohio writes of a complete cure after four bottles of Peruna prescribed by Dr S B Hartman of Columbus Ohio She describes long headaches and pelvic weakness that prevented her from doing housework and notes she has recommended Peruna to friends with good results The letter is presented as a testimonial from a grateful patient

DeGraff Ohio S. B Martman Columbus Esther M. Milner Peruna Mrs. Milner

Salvation Army in Russia and a Poor Clergy Tale

A collection of items covers the Salvation Army in Russia facing czarist opposition and Gen. Booth’s agents, plus anecdotes about Rev. Denis P. O’Flynn’s life of poverty. Also includes a natural history sketch of the bluebird and a Seminole tale about its sky blue back and a wife’s attempt to copy the color.

Salvation Army Russia Booth St. Petersburg Moscow Thoreau John Burroughs Earth

Costly Clothes For Women Show Expensive Fashions

A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt notes lavish spending on women’s finery. Dressmakers cite gold tissue cloth at up to $80 per yard, though not true cloth of gold. real cloth costs around $200 per yard. Lace and ornate court trains reach thousands, with a Paris-made maire antique train at $7,500 and an ermine mantle to a Russian empress valued at $50,000.

Sumatra Paris Russia Kherson Philadelphia Bulletin

Kitchen Cleaning Methods for the Housewife in Daily Routine

The article argues domestic work merits higher regard and outlines detailed kitchen cleaning steps Using brick dust soap and soda for pots and pans and recommending ammonia for tables floors and silver It urges daily maintenance to prevent buildup and describes handling brush handles and tools to avoid leaving marks

Parasols Adorned with Hercules Braid Borders

The article notes an unusual preponderance of Hercules braid in trims across fabrics like silk mousseline voile nets wool and velvet and reports a new use as borders for parasols. Parasols may feature soutache braid with lace or embroidery insets.

Hercules

Paris Made Belts With Scotch Style And White Buckles

The belts, though produced in Paris, carry a distinctly Scotch effect with smart plaid silks and white kid edges. They feature white kid buckles and suit both dark and light gowns, delivering a striking, refined appearance.

Paris

Dangers of Burning Off Old Paint in House Improvements

A Greenfield Gazette and Courier report argues against burning off old paint to strip surfaces. It cites insurance risks, fires, and wasted costs, urging homeowners to select reliable white lead and pure linseed oil while ensuring proper drying and paint quality.

Greenfield Magss.) Gazette and Courier The Gazette and Courier

Hunters Mauled by Lioness in British East Africa

Messrs Lucas and Goldfinch chased a lioness five miles from Nairobi on a shooting expedition. The animal attacked Goldfinch first, injuring his thigh, then knocked Lucas from his horse and mauled his face and arm before Goldfinch shot the beast dead with two well aimed shots. The wounded hunters were brought to town for medical care.

British East Africa Messrs. Lucas Goldfinch Airobi Mr. Goldfinch Mr. Lucas Mr. Gsldfinch

Police Training at St Petersburg College for Detectives

A policemen's college in St. Petersburg blends a museum with the school to train applicants. Pupils study tools used by criminals and a field of Russian thieves, learn the passport system, and teach the duties of dvorniks who watch residences and report on tenants and visitors.

Policemen’s College St. Petersburg

Proved Effectual Bank Edict Keeps China Safe

A historical note recalls that 900 years ago a Chinese bank failure led the emperor to issue a stern edict. It ordered the heads of the president and directors to be cut off if another bank failed, and the decree has never been revoked.

China

Cure of Severe Eczema by Cuticura Remedies

A Selma Alabama woman reports four years of severe eczema with facial and body blotches, itchy irritation, and two doctors failing to help. After using Cuticura Resolvent with Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the breakouts stopped. six months later skin cleared entirely. The note claims Cure of eczema and other troubles. Passport for travelers in China involves a painted palm impression on paper.

Lizzie FE Sledge Jones Ave Selma Ala China Garden City Texas J. L. Ward Medicine Co Big Springs A.C. Walker P. S Ward

Demand for Hant's Lightning Oil and Mercury Deposits Noted

A fragment lists G. H. Jones of Lenawee Junction Michigan seeking two dozen Hant's Lightning Oil and mentions a new mercury deposit found near Wieder schwing Carinthia Austria. It also promotes Castorta infant remedy, a 300 firm exposition voyage from London to multiple regions, a skin itch remedy Hunt's Cure, and discusses Chile Chilean spelling.

G. H. Jones Lenawee Junction Mich Wiederschwing Carinthia Austria Carniola Idria Neumarkt

Liquid air produced cheaply by mechanical process

A Dane named Knudson is credited with a mechanical method to produce liquid air at about one sixth the usual cost, potentially two cents per gallon, and oxygen at a cent per cubic foot, widening industrial use. Jamaica fireflies emit bright light enabling night reading when enclosed, harmless in size similar to a hive bee, and their abundance signals imminent rain to locals.

Knudson Jamaica

Swallowed by the Sea and Maritime Losses of 1905

The excerpt notes ships wrecked and foundered in 1905, with 297 steam vessels totaling 263,611 tons and 296 sailing vessels at 214,600 tons. It also mentions consumer product slogans like Face less Dyes and a remark about secrecy and discovery.

Headstrong avoid chill with Cheatham's Chill Tonic

Promotes Cheatham's Chill Tonic claiming it cures any one case of chills. Advises readers not to be among those who remain sick, urging purchase of a bottle.

Patton-Worsham Drug Co Dallas Texas Juttie Cason

Electric automatic restaurants promise meals by electricity

In Switzerland a company has been formed to supply electric automatic restaurants. Diners sit down, view the menu, and place their money in a slot, after which the machinery serves the meals.

Switzerland

Plans Monument to Negro Poet in Honor of Dunbar

The Rev. Dr. David W. Clark of Cincinnati works to raise funds for a monument over the grave of Paul Laurence Dunbar. Clark notes his father was a slaveholder but argues Dunbar’s work, including When Mandy Sings and When the Corn Pone Is Hot, merits a lasting tribute.

David W. Clark Cincinnati Paul Laurence Dunbar

Swiss Villages Show Bombed Look From Tunneling Labor Camps

Tourists in the Rhone valley near Brigue observed village scenes that resembled bomb damage. Authorities explained the destroyed houses were temporary boarding places for Italian workers who built the Simpson tunnel and were sold off after they left for 50 dollars a unit, excluding the land.

Switzerland Rhone Valley Brigue Simpson Tunnel

Nervous Mothers Urged to Seek Help From Mrs Pinkham

A plea to mothers troubled by hysteria nervous irritability and emotional distress. The ad extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy and cites testimonials from Mrs Chester Curry and Mrs Charles F Brown praising restored health and reduced nerves. It invites women to seek Free advice from Mrs Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts and asserts the remedy holds the record for cures of female ills.

Lydia E. Pinkham Chester Curry Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra Saratoga Street Boston Mass Pinkham Charles F. Brown Mothers’ Club Cedar Terrace Hot Springs Ark Lydia FE. Pinkham

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DR. Hartman Denis P. O'Flynn New York City Hank Father Corrigan Dodds Cea London Canada West Indies South America South Africa India Japan Australia Hunt Chile Chili Copper W. M. Christian Rutherford, Teun Mrs. Chester Cu My Mrs. Chase’ Brown W. L. Douglas W.l.douglas Douglas W. L. Douglas Mabie Brockton W.L. Douglas R. Paxton CO Buchan Uchan Pean McCane’s Detective Agency Houston South Kennedale Hills J. H. Fielding Omaha, Texas Dallas, Texas Memphis, Tenn Kingdom Hungary Wintersmith Mathur Peter & CO Louleville
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