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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1927
Page
3
Julia Bottomley notes a spring fashion wave featuring refined coats with simple silhouettes enhanced by complex seam work and luxe furs. Black and white millinery, wide hats, and subtle colors dominate, with ombre fur, twin beaver, and lace accents shaping a modern Easter look.
Continuous selection for health and vigor builds a flock capable of fertile eggs and rapid chick growth. Look for bright comb and eyes, broad head, sturdy legs, strong toes, clean plumage, and good flesh. avoid thin or recently sick birds for breeding.
The article explains scaly leg in birds caused by a mite that roughens the legs and feet. It recommends washing, removing scales, then soaking legs in a kerosene and linseed oil mixture nightly for several days and repeating. It also notes caraway oil as effective and urges spraying roosts and crevices to prevent mites.
If soil is sandy loam and dry, earth floors suffice. Dirt floors should be raised above ground to prevent water ingress. board floors raised slightly to deter rats and allow air flow. Sanding prevents hard footing. cement floors are best and most satisfactory.
The piece discusses incubator care, egg moisture, and shell quality. It compares Toulouse and Embden geese, notes chalky white shells are preferred, and covers water and food effects on production. It suggests sour milk for fowls and mentions minerals like iodine as important for growth and hatchability.
A vintage child health ad touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle first treatment for a cross or feverish child with coated tongue. It promises to cleanse the liver and bowels, ease stomach pain, and induce gentle movement, noting full directions on the bottle and warning against counterfeit syrups.
In hushed tones townsfolk note a shy man in love with Betty. Locals say his quiet nature hides deeper feelings than any prior flirtation. The exchange hints at a budding romance amid social chatter.
An old Bell-Ans advertisement touts relief for over acidity belching gas sick headache heartburn nausea and other digestive disorders. It claims thirty years of value and offers free samples from Bell & Co Inc Orangeburg NY.
Eggs are cleaned with low pressure air to dry dry clean them, replacing the traditional soap and water or cleansing compounds method. The new method uses dry air and sand blast techniques to remove dirt without washing.
An old advertisement touts permanent relief for eczema by a noted doctor over 40 years, urging readers to send $2 to Madden Company in El Paso for full information and to follow directions. It also promotes Dr Peery's Dead Shot vermifuge for worms with a 60 cent price at druggists or a Pearl Street address.
A reflection notes that aside from successes, people easily forgive friends for mistakes and missteps. Trust, loyalty, and shared history influence willingness to overlook flaws in personal bonds.
A brief dialogue between Ted and Dave turns on a joke about cures for sleepwalking. Dave jokes that he uses carfare to bed as a humorous remedy.
An older adult laxative ad urges gentle help for constipation and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural, non grapey remedy. It claims to establish regular bowel movement without gripes and offers a free sample bottle from Monticello Illinois.
A man known for profligate spending is urged to liquidate his debts. The remark highlights the need for prudent financial action and repayment. No other details are provided.
fragmentary note claims Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin offers relative freedom and an ideal beyond current position S8.
George B. Hughen of 5835 Velasco Street Dallas testifies Tanlac restored his health after malaria left him weak and indigestion. He says he slept better ate with relish gained weight and felt nerve calm and energetic again. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Tanlac today.
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