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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
10
An old advertisement claims Danderine costs only a few cents and after use leaves no fallen hairs or dandruff. It asserts hair appears livelier, shinier, thicker, and coloured with renewed vigor as proof from a endorsing user Ady.
Edwin and Angelina discuss movie options with Charley Chaplin at the Bijou and the terror feature Shrieking Souls at Scarehead. The chat turns to fashion as Angelina shows a new reorgette waist and a fresh permanent wave.
Advertisement promotes Eatonic tablets to boost appetite and energy in hot weather. It claims the remedy removes excess poisons and gases, cools the mouth and stomach, and restores pep, advising a dose before meals and after meals for a few days.
Two speakers discuss a missing portion of wages in the week’s pay. One asks where the remaining two pounds went, prompting questions about the lost income and potential deductions or errors.
Fragmentary ad copy extols California Syrup of Figs as the best laxative for children noting its fruity taste and bottle directions. The message urges buyers to look for the name California on packaging to ensure authenticity and quality. A stray line mentions a proprietor and a claim about seeing three miles at sea.
Advert reveals Calotabs marketed as a tasteless nausea free calomel tablet. It claims no griping and rapid liver cleansing by morning with one tablet at bedtime. The copy promises refund if not delighted and notes sale through druggists.
A fragment notes a playful or garbled headline about a character named Knicker the sorehead and a joining of Rocker and soreheart bolts, appearing in the New York Sun with unclear context.
In Catawba county North Carolina two boys Paul and Aleen Wagner led a productive poultry venture. Through 60 standard bred hens they earned a profit of 297.52 with 593.74 in sales and expenses of 296.22 in 1919. They also raised about 100 pigeon pairs and shipped squabs to New York, earning 445.23 with a 194.06 feed cost. Their success reflects the growing value of poultry clubs started by the USDA and state colleges as part of rural education and farm life.
The U S Department of Agriculture warns that whorled milkweed is highly poisonous to cattle sheep and horses. It grows in southwestern Colorado southern Utah and northern Arizona and New Mexico with fatalities possible from small feed amounts. Eradication is hard but cutting before seed formation helps. write to the USDA in Washington DC for the bulletin The Whorled Milkweed.
A Florida farm shifts from scrub to purebred animals under the Better Sires Better Stock movement. Of 450 scrub livestock and 173 purebreds, 44 sires are purebred, driving rapid improvement. The owner enrolls in the campaign promoting high quality sires to elevate breeding standards.
A balanced mixed ration supports growth while avoiding leg weakness in fast growing chicks. For digestive disturbances feed buttermilk or sour milk. Mediterranean or egg breeds are best for white shelled eggs.
A U S Department of Agriculture survey of 10 015 farm homes in 33 northern and western states reports farm women work about 11.6 hours daily year round and 13.12 in summer with little vacation. It urges investing income in home improvements like running water lighting and power to reduce drudgery and boost living standards for rural families.
Home economists of the United States Department of Agriculture provide a large quantity cocoa and cream soup recipe. It serves fifty, uses cocoa, water, milk, potatoes, onions, parsley, vegetable fat, flour, and seasonings. The method makes a white sauce base with mixed vegetables and can be adapted with other vegetables or fish for flavor.
The notice urges home makers to secure good lighting in the spaces where they perform most tasks. It emphasizes practical lighting for daily chores and productive routines.
Mrs J O Elmquist of Omaha Nebraska testifies she has used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for twenty years to treat feminine troubles and keeps a bottle on hand for emergencies. The ad invites readers to write confidentially to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for advice.
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