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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1929
Page
7
Fashion notes urge a dash of color with white frocks using cloche or off-face brims. Suggestions include headbands, confetti silk circles, kerchief neckpieces, embroidered white gowns, and peasant-smocked crepe styles. Hats range from roll brims to bonnets and tricorne-inspired trims.
Extension Poultryman M A Seaton describes coccidiosis as a key threat to young pullets. It typically appears at five to ten weeks with blood in droppings and liver spots, spreads via droppings, and persists in buildings. Prevention includes rotating brooder houses, clean ground or sanitary platforms, separation of stock, and confinement until ten weeks. During outbreaks move the brooder, clean frequently, and use milk or milk-enhanced feeds. switch to dried buttermilk or skim milk in all mash for about two weeks.
An article from Farm and Ranch notes sulfur as a medicine not a food. Small amounts occur in grains and feeds but should be used sparingly and only in dry weather. A teaspoon weekly for about twenty hens during a dry period may help, and charcoal is described as largely carbon with impurities absorbable through atmosphere.
Guidance on feeding pullets to avoid early egg laying. Limit mash during early development, push grain for fat, retain some mash for muscle growth, and adjust as hens approach normal laying. Avoid forcing maturation while ensuring proper nutrition.
The article emphasizes sanitation as key to turkey production. It notes keeping turkeys away from ground used for poultry in the past year, and away from chicken yards, helps prevent outbreaks and transmission of blackhead via chickens acting as carriers.
The article advises giving chicks ample wholesome food at all times. Use large mash hoppers so most chicks can feed together and avoid fighting. Outdoor mash hoppers aid early stock development. Keep all feeding utensils clean.
A Washington Star excerpt shows a henchman claiming directives from a political boss to Senator Sorgum. The senator notes that due to rapidly changing conditions one cannot tell who the real boss will be from day to day.
Town gossip claims Jack is a neck-romancer and a wizard with the ladies. The colorful nickname suggests his charm attracts attention and sparks rumors throughout the community.
In Provence villagers parade from Tarascon area to a chapel on a hill for a Bourbon wine blessing. Each person carries an unopened bottle which is blessed with holy water. After tasting, they cork and guard the bottle until the next year’s celebration, returning to Bourbon with song and dance.
Poem fragment evokes a sleepy rural scene with a lullaby cadence. The lines hint at a quiet future memory of a family picnic and a gentle domestic moment in a nostalgic voice.
A tense exchange quotes a widow accusing a doctor of harmful treatment while the doctor argues a worse outcome would have been death. The dialogue reveals conflict over medical ethics and responsibility in a historic setting.
A dialogue from a Washington Star piece has Miss Cayenne denying personal romance while noting that suitors sought marriage mainly for financial backing from her father. The exchange highlights social expectations and family influence in marriage proposals.
The back and forth centers on Mrs. Flitters and Mr. Paster as gossip spreads quickly within their social circle and beyond. The exchange dismisses the chatter yet confirms its rapid circulation across the town.
Rumor says Jerry was dismissed from the pantomime after trouble with memorizing lines. Observers speculate about the cause, noting uncertainty unless more details emerge.
E. B. McGriff of Portland, newly elected to the house and former judge, was pressed into service at a Hartford City political meeting when advertised speakers failed to appear. He noted the gathering was good, though lacking speakers, in a brief exchange with an old German citizen.
Walter Dorsey of Atlanta admits chicken stealing using chloroform on victims. He describes spraying victims and waiting five minutes before bagging them. A farmer's inspection of a bag halted the scheme, as reported by Capper's Weekly.
A terse line laments a man who launched many ventures but could not complete them, reflecting on ambition and its limits. The verse notes grief and persistence as enduring themes, hinting at a life driven by effort yet marked by unfinished tasks.
Senator Sorghum explains he will quit golf to focus on one main activity at a time. He says golf is so engaging it distracts him from politics.
A playful exchange centers on Jerry a love-smitten girl and a flirtatious catty remark about culture. The back and forth hints at social dynamics and a comic punchline focused on physical culture versus refined wit.
The exchange notes a dispute over grounds for divorce with a claim that a car was used for business trips. It suggests the husband prioritized business over personal needs and requests further clarification of grounds.
A brief exchange captures a tense reunion as one person laments waiting over an hour while the other explains a few minutes’ lateness. The moment hints at strained timing and personal friction.
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