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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1923
Page
6
A farmer describes building a green feed delicacy silo for poultry feeding. He details a wooden barrel setup with a small hole to vent fluid, a removable lid, and feed types like clover grass and cabbages tops. The method aims to store fresh greens for winter use and improve chick feeding.
A garbled editorial discusses a proposed speed limit of 35 miles per hour on secondary roads and criticizes taxes. It references mosquitoes, weeds, labor migration, radium findings, and local conditions with scattered opinions on public burdens and governance. The piece mixes social commentary with fragmented observations about race and geography.
The piece blends July praise with grim social observations. It cites George Bailey on July’s joys then shifts to a critique of prizefighting, drunkenness, and bootlegging. It laments mortality, war rhetoric, and a demagogue named Starry Crvas while urging compassion for dogs in distress.
The article traces cotton origins from ancient uses in India and England to early plantings by Jamestown settlers. It notes cotton’s rise in America after independence, with imports from the West Indies and Turkey, and later growth along the Atlantic seaboard by 1780.
An old-time ad-like snippet argues thrift by example, claiming saving ten percent of earnings is hard when living expenses absorb dollars. It endorses Phasse lain's Colic and Diarrhove Remedy as a product viewers might consider for future needs.
A Texas feature highlights large scale cattle, dairy, and poultry operations. Ed C Lassiter built a significant Jersey herd near Falfurrias, Texas, supporting a dairy industry. the region is depicted as an industrial center. The narrative notes vast butter production, long-distance poultry shipments, and rising poultry flocks led by breeders like Mr Johnson, with egg yields exceeding 325 per year.
East Texas farmers report high tomato prices with shipments from Pittsburg and Fyler driving profits. Growers in Noonday, Fyler, and Gresham claim earnings ranging from hundreds to about a thousand dollars from small plots as crate prices rise and buyers seek fresh stock.
A Birmingham reader describes years of biliousness and constipation with failing appetite and vitality. She notes Topsia preparation and cathartics worsened symptoms until Chamber-Jula's Mublets allegedly relieved the sickness by strengthening digestive functions and restoring daily work or activity.
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