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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
2
An authority notes acidity irritates kidneys and bladder. Suggests drinking soft water, taking Jad Salts before breakfast for 2–3 days to neutralize acids, easing urination and bladder irritation. Ends with Dr Peety’s Dead Shot advertisement claim.
An advertisement promises relief from indigestion with one tablespoon Dave's Mentha Pepsin. It claims gas pressure on the heart eases quickly and breathing returns to normal, offering a money back guarantee from any druggist.
An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy for bunions and inflamed toe joints. It advertises a two ounce bottle, full strength, with money back guarantee and claims improvements with night and morning application. It also suggests Emerald Oil for swollen or varicose veins and notes quick improvement toward reducing veins and bulges to normal.
A NC State poultry expert lists ten care lapses that ruin profits. Dark damp houses and dirty water, poor air and sunlight, unsanitary yards, exposed dead birds, and vermin infestations lead the list. Clean, well ventilated housing and adequate space are urged for success.
April and May are best for starting young turkeys as conditions suit their life cycle. Use hens of American or Asiatic breeds like Plymouth Rock or Brahma. avoid White Leghorns. Nine to ten eggs per Plymouth Rock hen. incubates about 28 days. feed starts with milk-soaked bread or chopped hard boiled egg, then chick feed. provide range rich in insects and green feed. avoid sloppy mashes.
Ducks should start laying with spring weather. If not, provide protein and minerals via laying mash and scratch grains. Ducks often get less attention than chickens, yet require steady feeding throughout the year regardless of hunting.
Money from chickens shows that a few well housed and fed birds yield more profit than many crowded in ill suited houses. Overcrowding harms ventilation and sanitation, leading to disease. Sanitation is the backbone of successful poultry raising.
Farmers discuss green feed options for hens. Sprouted oats are praised though labor intensive. Mangels carrots cabbage and lettuce are used to save costs. Leafy alfalfa or clover in racks rises in popularity as a top substitute. Alfalfa meal in mash from high quality hay remains satisfactory.
A USDA prepared note promotes goldenrod eggs as nourishing mid day meals. It outlines cooking steps hard boiling cooling separating whites and yolks and reheating whites in white sauce with butter flour milk salt and pepper. Serve atop buttered toast with yolk garnish and parsley.
Household members are guided to a simple Lenten supper featuring cabbage spaghetti bake with cheese and bread crumb topping, fried potatoes, canned peaches, and chocolate brownies. The lesson covers preparation steps for each dish and tips for frying potatoes to achieve a crisp exterior with soft interiors.
A USDA study finds meat protein is superior to bean protein for meeting bodily needs. Beans like navy and Uma provide incomplete protein lacking certain acids, but when combined with other foods they can substitute for meat in meals on occasion.
A nursery interior guides sturdy simple curtains in pure colors over pastel shades. Glass curtains are avoided for sunlight. dark shades adjust light at naptime. A blue red fast colored print with matching valance and separate rods aids nap time. A rag rug and gingham or crepe accents complement light gray walls and woodwork.
Tarnished silver can be restored by an electrolytic process. Heat a soda and salt solution in water, immerse aluminum or zinc strips and the silver, ensure full contact, boil until tarnish disappears, then rinse and dry.
Five years of traffic growth push the nation to rethink roads. Motor buses and trucks expand rapidly, carrying thousands of students and long-distance passengers. Planners call for widespread paved highways to meet looming demand and fuel a new era of road building.
The American Research Foundation warns wider highways are essential to prevent a setback in national development. With auto and bus usage rising, public road space increases lag, though good roads save 750 million dollars annually and boost land values by expanding access for farmers and city populations alike.
Under the new Wisconsin highway law annual maintenance funding will be 500 dollars per mile for primary federal aid highways and 300 dollars per mile for the rest of the state trunk system. The amounts are higher than in 1925 and should improve maintenance and travel ease this year.
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