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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
6
Children near University High School hear chimes from Louis Zwieg’s rain tower when showers fall. A sheet-iron dome houses glass lampshades around copper tubing, creating soft melodic tones in the rain.
Skilled craftsmen faced high demand in colonial America and were discouraged from attempting farming. Legislation and social pressures aimed to keep artisans in their trades, reflecting the economy's reliance on skilled labor.
Approximately 50 000 rose buds are needed to produce one ounce of oil of roses demonstrating the high resource cost and labor involved in traditional rose distillation.
North Carolina State College dairy extension circular by John A Arey outlines calf care from infancy to breeding age. It stresses cleanliness of feed, buckets, stalls, and bedding, fresh milk and grain, early dehorning if used, and notes common calf diseases with control suggestions.
Dr. R R Dykstra of Kansas State speaks on transmission of tuberculosis from humans to cattle and poultry. He notes post mortem exams may miss infection and explains meat from lightly infected animals can be sold while heavily infected animals go to tankage after the germs are killed in processing.
A Kansas trial with 11 cows over three 30 day periods compared white sweet clover hay to alfalfa hay. Weight changes were minimal but sweet clover cows ate less hay and more grain, while alfalfa cows produced 2.7 percent more milk and 3.4 percent more fat. Either crop provides excellent dairy feed and soil needs are similar, so alfalfa remains common.
Dairy housing options include two story barns with hay storage above cows and basement designs in cold areas. Open sheds lack sun and ventilation in severe winters, while protected yards aid comfort on sunny days. Sheds protect young stock from strong winds.
The piece lampoons a dairy farmer who feeds his family oleomargarine while bemoaning low butter fat prices. It portrays him as underfed cows, quick to blame the marketing system for farmer injustice as butter fat prices fall.
Julia Bottomley notes three piece outfits using printed crepe with capelets as practical stylish details. The fashion feature highlights tailored ensembles in green eggshell brown with matching accessories, versatile blouses, and caped tennis dresses in challis for smart comfort through March winds and April showers.
A religious lesson explains Matthew 18 15 35 and John 20 1 16 on forgiving others. It contrasts the gracious divine mercy with petty earthly mercy, urging believers to forgive seventy times seven and to model unlimited forgiveness toward others. The text discusses how to reinstate a sinning brother and emphasizes daily need for God’s forgiveness.
The new life will have the reality of religion that comes through putting belief into action actualizing goodness and brotherliness and all the noble virtues that enrich and beautify life and make it Christlike.
A proverb notes that living trees bear fruit at their ends where branches converge. The saying highlights growth and order, contrasting the vitality of living work with the yield it produces.
The note contrasts men attempting heroic measures with the phrase misfit and remarks on the dryness of a cookie, delivering a wry, compact meditation on resilience and flavor.
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