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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
2
A testimonial promoting Thedford’s Black Draught as a vegetable liver medicine for liver stomach and digestive ailments. It claims to stimulate the bowels improve bile flow aid digestion and relieve constipation with a prompt natural action. Also notes a statistic about school attendance in China.
A four year old daughter amused herself during a calm poker game with family and friends. She surprised her mother by concluding her prayer with the word am in. The scene reflects a quiet domestic moment and a child's playful mishearing during a family gathering.
Sage tea and sulphur mixtures once used by grandmothers are now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A downtown druggist says it darkens hair naturally and evenly so the gray disappears after a few applications.
A Sunday morning scene shows Pat with a black eye, greeted by a friend who notes the clash. Pat replies that the true measure is Murphy's wages in his pocket, hinting at a streetwise sting in laughter.
Professor Ernest B. H. Scholl led a Texas and federal team to inspect the pink boll worm outbreak in West Texas and the Pecos Valley. The group found all fields in and near the infested area cleared and stalks burned. The pest is reported well under control and U S cotton industry safeguarded.
Atlanta, Ga. Director General Hines said 1918 losses to the American people totaled a bit over 200 million dollars due to war demands and bad winter conditions. He noted 500 million and 750 million in appropriations would be returned to the treasury after private operation resumes, minus the 200 million loss.
Governor Hobby vetoed Senate Bill 178 in Austin, shutting down the plan to establish a state banking department and to fix the bank commissioner’s salary at six thousand dollars per year.
Three naval aviators were killed and another injured when two seaplanes collided over Santa Rosa Island near Pensacola Florida on Monday. The fallen were Ensign Carl H. Weigel of Baltimore Ensign H A Robinson of Coldwater Michigan and Chief Quartermaster's Mate Eldon H Truex of St Louis.
The National American Woman Suffrage Association will become the League of Women Voters after the February 1920 national convention in St. Louis. The new name was selected Friday during the jubilee convention in session.
Paris reports that the council of four has virtually decided to neutralize the left bank of the Rhine until Germany pays the indemnities set by the peace conference.
Ukrainian forces press bombardment of Lemberg with large caliber artillery, causing casualties and property damage in the city and surrounding areas.
The vetoed Senate Bill 110 would have required livestock commission merchants to post bonds before conducting business and to remit sale proceeds to shippers within forty eight hours after each sale.
This USDA guide stresses early hatching and proper feeding to maximize growth in chicks. It recommends five feedings daily for rapid growth, but warns against overfeeding, outlines first meals and age-specific rations, hopper feeding, and the role of fresh greens.
The guide from the United States Department of Agriculture advises growing chicks require a shelter with ample ventilation dryness sunlight freedom from drafts and easy cleaning. It suggests a movable colony plan six inches off the ground to allow air circulation and shade and recommends temporary yarding for the first few days to train ground location and prevent crowding.
To raise eggs profitably hens need a variety of feed including meat feed and green feed, plus grit charcoal shells and a constant supply of clean water and rain.
Prepared by the Agriculture Department the piece urges early chick hatching to produce pullets that replace hens as flock breadwinners during molting. It argues early pullets lay during egg shortages and high prices, ensuring a continuous market supply in late fall and early winter.
Fresh air is essential in poultry houses. Early hatching means well matured pullets that begin to lay in the fall. Strong vigorous males should head breeding pens this season. Avoid crossing breeds and mongrel fowls. A pliable warm comb indicates a good layer. Padlock the house at night and sort eggs by size. Healthy fowls and green feed aid fertility. Do not wash dirty eggs before market.
The piece promotes preemptive health measures before illness worsens. It endorses Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcohol tonic made from wild roots and barks to restore stomach tone liver activity and nerve steadiness. It mentions availability in Port Worth Texas and urges keeping a bottle on hand.
A brief exchange shows a benevolent older man and a cheerful mendicant in a London Tit-Bits item. The two voices dispute a prior tale, with the beggar insisting the earlier version was not believed.
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