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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
3
Designers showcase frocks for spring and summer in prints and plains using chiffons nets laces organdies and taffetas. rayon chiffons and monotone sheers highlight color contrasts with fruit colorings piping and fluttering hemlines. Paris stylists favor waist accents for wee frocks and jackets to transform formal gowns.
Ohio State University poultry department outlines four key steps to fight coccidiosis in chicks. Use epsom salts, restrict to clean soil, disinfect brooder every three days, and feed a milk rich mash with dry skim milk 40 parts to 100 parts total.
Selection of breeding stock is crucial for successful turkey production. Weak poults and unhatched eggs often arise from poor stock choices. Breeder turkeys should have a deep wide body, broad back, round full breast, alert eyes, strong sturdy legs, and a clean healthy look. Emphasize male selection as it improves stock each year. early hatched toms mature enough for first season, while late hatched males should be avoided.
Article explains oyster shells provide lime for poultry when ground and clean, best absorbed with vitamins. It notes keeping shells in clean feeders, the role of bone meal, and alternative lime sources from animal tissues and plants.
Early hatching is debated among breeders who must weigh immediate convenience against future utility. Early hatched chicks are more profitable winter layers, akin to fall freshening dairy cows being top milk producers.
Skim milk on many farms is used with stock but yields less return than feeding to poultry. Records show poultry gain more from milk than any other livestock. Many poultrymen feed various condensed milks, indicating strong poultry response to milk. Milk minerals also benefit the fowls.
A sardine tale follows the undergraduate crowd as Tommy Big fin fails to make the grade. He is described as not alert or intelligent and ends up getting canned after swimming downstream.
A pair of performers share a playful banter about kissing and past habits. The dialogue highlights lighthearted, suggestive humor as part of a broader onstage interaction.
A verse fragment laments new dramas and lines of ill repute that shadow society. It recalls a charming yet reckless boy who believes himself clever, weaving a cautionary note about allure and consequence.
In a Washington Star piece, Senator Sorghum concedes reliance on his wife Mariah for public cues, noting his lack of musical ear and willingness to be nudged to stand when the band plays The Star Spangled Banner. This quip highlights personal dynamics in a political career.
A witty exchange centers on courtesy and propriety as a man vows to rise for a woman, while the woman counters with a sly remark about his readiness to leave his seat. The dialogue highlights class and social expectations in a genteel setting.
A brief exchange mocks P. T. Barnum and James Bailey over publicity showing Barnum boastful praise and Bailey noting the showman cannot fit his head in the lion's mouth as a jab at overblown press notices.
A fragment shows a wife and a speaker failing to understand each other and noting that the other party has not mentioned a name. The exchange centers on calabash succotash and mutual recognition.
A quirky note from a local column recalls an old man named Bug Pailor and Great Scott whose efforts to tailor six legged trousers fail at the regular price. The item comes off as humorous, showing small town wit and shop talk.
A playful verse contrasts a refrigerated bloom with winter care preserving a snowflake as a delicate flower. Frosty days unfold, suggesting fragile beauty safeguarded by cold.
Blinks laments audience turning to the radio when he appears with Jinks. He says the crowd seems to prefer a racket over his talk, revealing tension over on-air reception.
A terse note suggests Hewitt’s wife sews holes in his clothes and charges him for each repair prompting a humorous domestic complaint about a rent profiteer wife.
Mrs Dipp vows to host the Browns for dinner to seek payback for a past slight. Mr Dipp agrees, aiming to settle scores through a cordial gathering rather than a quarrel. The exchange hints at lingering rivalry in a domestic exchange.
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