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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
9
Dr Caldwell argues constipation is common despite diet and exercise and favors a natural mild vegetable compound. He criticizes drastic purges and promotes Syrup Pepsin for constipation biliousness stomach pains loss of appetite headaches fevers and colds with three health rules and a free trial offer by mail from Monticello.
Billie Warren faces shift in control as Cal Harris declares plans to break out the Three Bar flat and settle settlers. Sheriff Alden cautions while Morrow and Bangs threaten, Harris outlines a week to deploy claimants and secure the range amid rustlers and tension.
Three heavy wagons on the Coldriver stage trail halt at a sign to hide their plunder. Tiny and Russet remove road markers and load the wagons with plows, wire, and farming implements. Three Bar men, watching, anticipate a cyclone of the heist as the scene closes with a cliffhanger.
The Three Bar ranch faces internal conflict as plans emerge to shift from cattle to farming. Horne carries a critical message to Judge Colton, while foreman Carp riles the crew despite Harris’s authority. Sheriff Alden arrives to assess the situation as rumors spread.
Charles Driscoll recalls a near death experience with a vast, timeless realm beyond life. He describes awakening to whisky being poured and a sense of loss, then returning to ordinary life with a lingering memory of an eternal consciousness. The interview reflects on death as a peaceful, good passage.
The Stex canal spans 100 miles in length and 147 feet in width with a depth of 60 feet. It is sea level and ships transit under their own power with an average transit time of hours and minutes. Maximum speed is 1.8 nautical miles per hour and night ships must carry red lights with a searchlight beam up to 4,000 feet ahead.
Dr. B F Kaupp of the state college poultry department says blackhead is caused by an animal germ and can be controlled. He cites treatment steps including dipping eggs in bichloride solution, hatching away from chicks, and using sulpho phenol. He urges healthy nutrition and notes field studies in Ashe Madison Jackson and Avery counties to develop practical control methods for turkey growers.
The article classifies Runner ducks as heavy egg laying birds with egg production rivaling chickens. It notes their small size with males at four to four and a half pounds and females three and a half to four pounds, rapid maturation, and suitability for broiling at two and a half to three pounds. It describes three varieties Fawn and White Penciled and White Runners and cites a mating ratio of one drake to six to eight ducks.
A historical farming guide discusses feeding and caring for turkeys and geese. It emphasizes vitamin D from cod liver oil, incubating eggs, brood care, sour milk for poults, frequent feeding with grit and water, open sheds for roosting, and staged outdoor exposure. It also notes egg value and sourcing bran and clabber mash, cautions about same-age mixing, and suggests gosling management and weather exposure for geese.
The copy touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a perfect anti acid for sour stomachs and indigestion relief. It claims medical endorsement, appeals to universal use, and notes the Phillips name as the long standing U S registered trademark since 1875 by Charlea H Phillips Chemical Co and predecessor.
A four thousand year old architectural drawing, likely the world’s oldest, was uncovered in Mesopotamia by Dr. J. Star. The fragmentary plan shows 17 rooms with walls and doorways precisely drawn and cuneiform notes noting dimensions. The largest room measures 40 by 46 feet, and the drawing scale is 1 to 360.
A brief dialogue shows a wife and husband discussing work prospects and the impact on their plans. The man’s unemployment creates worry about affording a future event, highlighting the constraint on their ability to attend a circus performance if no job is found soon.
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