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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1924
Page
3
Wells to Alberta, Sanderson suspects Wells is a failing agent after receiving two telegrams. Wells faces exile, hunger, and drift as he travels south along the peninsula, avoiding tea houses and seeking a last refuge with little money and a dream of escape.
A wealthy lord's son Kayama plans to buy a girl with stolen gold. A doppelganger swap ends with Kayama slain and Wells in deception’s grip. Wells learns of a bargain to buy a girl as priests reveal a Chinese bloodline. Wells recalls his youth, courtship, and a mission to build a bridge in Japan amid political intrigue.
In a subdued gathering, geisha served wine as Shogun Go-Toba's scene played out with ancient songs. Wells and Maura kito debate poses while a camera clicks, revealing cross cultural tensions and Western workers amid a Takasaki inspired festival atmosphere.
A wandering, starving Wells, called the crazy seiyo-jin, roams Japanese villages learning hardship and language while shunned by locals. He endures burning sun, rags, and sieved meals, until an innkeeper's fragile kindness is weighed against debt and race in Miyosint before reaching the Pale Pearl inn.
Wells in a garden with a young woman named O Hana amid Lantern light and shifting fears. The Chinese father Tsi Kung guides her tale of Boxers, poison, and murdered parents, as Wells asserts gentleness and protection while claiming his role as Kayama San of the Thunder Gate.
The University of Nebraska finished a 110 day lamb feeding trial with 270 tight-wooled Wyoming lambs. Different levels of linseed oilmeal and alfalfa molasses meal were tested with corn and alfalfa hay. The best profit came from corn and alfalfa plus a medium oilmeal allowance, about 84 cents per head, while the check plot without supplements yielded 48 cents.
A historic prescription notes santonin and calomel as a strong worm remedy for pigs. For animals around 100 pounds, three to five grains santonin with five to eight grains calomel are recommended, with adjustments for smaller pigs. Administer after a fasting period, mixed with moistened ground feed or via capsules.
Livestock specialists from South Dakota State College urge using exercise, sunshine, green feed, and clean surroundings as essential tonics for growing piglets. Early pasture access at ten days to two weeks old boosts litter health, and sow exercise is equally vital for thriving pigs.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap as boosting razor efficiency and skin health. It claims no mug, no slimy soap, and no irritation even with twice daily shaving, offering one soap for shaving, bathing, and shampooing.
First Elk asks if a person is from Chicago while Second Elk responds Beloit. The exchange centers on regional origins and geographic cues.
A man shows contentment with his lot by planting a Reep-off-the-grass sign on the property, signaling ownership and pride in his belongings.
A reflective line notes actors seeking lead roles across the theater scene. Performers from various troupes express ambition for standout parts and wider recognition in upcoming productions.
A quotation from the Boston Transcript poses a riddle about niche in a church. It frames Robert and Bobby discussing scratching an itch that cannot be scratched, highlighting a humorous or ironic remark on church life.
Drugstore advertising claiming many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a mild healing remedy, noting high insurance rejections due to kidney disease and offering a sample for ten cents by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton.
Farmers are urged to locate a pure bred ram for fall, remove stomach worms from sheep, and watch for dogs. The article advises keeping brood sows beyond two or three years if vigorous, feeding grain to pastured hogs, and boosting pastures with limestone and acid phosphate. A sow can breed to six or eight years and yield better pigs than a young sow, despite breeders often paying more for untried stock.
A sharp editorial quips that wool pulled over voters is without duty, and notes the loudest creak comes from the worst wheel in politics. The line implies skepticism toward candidate honesty and electoral rhetoric.
An 80 year old remedy for babies and children promotes relief from Constipation Flatulency Wind Colic and Diarrhea while calming feverishness. It regulates the stomach and bowels aiding digestion.
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