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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
3
Advert suggests Freezone stops corn pain instantly and allows lifting off with fingers. Claims cure for hard and soft corns and calluses between toes without pain. Credits Cincinnati genius as the inventor and notes it is sold by druggists in a tiny bottle.
The Outlook argues that failing to express love and admiration stems from impatience and overtaxed nerves, not a lack of spirit, causing the loss of much that makes life beautiful.
McKinney resident Mrs. A. B. Stovall recalls severe pain and inability to walk two blocks. She credits Cardul after three bottles with relief from a right side ache and says she has been well since. An advertisement urges others to try Cardul.
An old ad claims Pape's Diapepsin ends indigestion and stomach distress within moments after taking one or two tablets. The copy emphasizes painless, instant relief from gas, sour stomach, heartburn, and flatulence and notes the tablets are inexpensive at drug stores.
Stella asks about wearing his ring and Bella notes uniforms may be worn for three months after engagements end.
A U.S. Department of Agriculture prepared piece argues that egg production and showy appearance can align in fowl breeding. It cautions against prioritizing superficial traits over egg yield and urges breeders to balance standard quality with utility for profit.
The article advises tight back and sides for warmth and sunlit fronts. Use thin muslin or light duck cloth for curtains to allow air flow, avoid heavy cloth or oiling. Some glass helps light but drains heat. keep small openings or muslin curtains for ventilation to prevent moisture and frost.
The article notes a shift in poultry breeding from purely show-ring beauty to balancing productiveness. It urges breeders of exhibition birds and commercial egg and meat producers to pursue a middle ground that blends high quality with egg and meat Yields.
The article stresses that poor feeding kills many chicks and advises no feed for two days after hatching. It notes leg weakness from bone-building deficiencies, urges broader raising of turkeys geese and ducks, and laments the end of cheap pullets. It warns to ventilate poultry houses and avoid dirty water from geese or hogs.
Texas highway commission allotted about 4 million dollars in federal aid for road construction at its latest meeting. Actions covered projects across the state including intercounty highways, county line adjustments, and bonds in Travis and Hays counties. Several counties received specific federal and state aid allocations, with conditions on bond issues and designated routes.
Twelve alleged draft evaders, Mexican born in the United States, surrendered to Department of Justice officers Friday in Corpus Christi. Eleven from Duval County and one from Nueces County will not be arrested and are free until called before local boards to explain why they should not be inducted. Officials say many were misled by leaders of their nationality and fled across the border when the draft law began.
Memphis reports from Southern planters bankers and state officials at a Monday conference praised the cotton acreage reduction plan begun in New Orleans last month. Final session resolutions called the reports eminently satisfactory and outlined steps to make the organization permanent. Committees reported pledges securing 27 to 30 percent acreage reductions across states.
A temporary injunction to curb Houston interference with Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company rate enforcement ordered by Postmaster Burleson, to take effect February 1, was denied by U S District Judge George W. Jack for the present.
Federal cavalry under General Zuazua fought Villa rebels led by Martin Lopez Thursday near Ascension sixty miles south of the Columbus New Mexico border. A number of Villa men were killed and several prisoners were captured.
Ten German U boats bound for the entente powers departed Hamburg, signaling a transfer of submarines in the wartime exchange.
A garbled fragment mentions a blog entry with terms like invigorating effect and price. Named entities and clear facts are scarce, making it difficult to determine the exact subject, participants, or location.
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