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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1954
Page
5
A farmer calls a vet about a sick cat refusing to eat. The vet prescribes a pint of castor oil. Days later the farmer reports the calf is now sick and the oil seems to have turned the cat into a graveyard joke about five cats crossing hills, two digging, two covering, one scouting new territory.
In tests doctors report 90 percent success with Pazo Ointment stopping bleeding reducing swelling and healing cracking with no surgery. It soothes relieves itching and is available in tubes and suppositories at druggists for fast relief.
An old advertisement promises relief for hot flashes nervous tension and irritability during the change of life. It cites doctor tests showing 63 percent relief with the Compound and 80 percent with tablets and touts new Tubiets with iron as an improved option. It urges women to try the product for relief.
Poultry expert B D Parnell warns that hens will not lay or gain weight if water is scarce or inconveniently located. Ensure ample cool drinking water in summer, and consider medicated additions only if needed without deterring water intake. Also report Kenneth Fishbeck treated for a left-thumb cut at the Eagle plant Burt Clinic.
A veteran asks if a spouse’s earnings affect pension annual income and learns they do not. Other Qs cover GI insurance beneficiaries, Korea GI Bill training deadlines, effects of dying without a beneficiary, training deadlines for disabled veterans, additional GI loan entitlement, tax status of VA pensions, and start of GI allowances only after firm-state approval.
An excerpted portrait by Ralph A. Selle details the Texas road-runner also called chaparral cock and many nicknames. It describes its odd appearance a fast glide a unique head posture and the bird’s habit of running along roads and along brushy edges.
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