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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1924
Page
6
Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton former RNC official stands beside Susan B Anthony’s desk, willed by Anthony to Upton. Upton has turned the desk over to the National League of Women Voters for safekeeping until a national museum can receive it.
Zara Guidarova displayed the most perfect teeth among 70 000 candidates examined by five leading dental specialists nationwide. The contest occurred under the mouth hygiene health exhibit run by the allied dental council.
The U S Department of Agriculture notes rapid growth in federal grades for farm commodities. By 1922 grades cover 30 items with widespread state usage and growing international recognition. Virginia apple rings, Georgia peach shipments, and expanded inspection services fuel ongoing adoption.
Local pride stems from affection for one’s place and should inspire study of the community. Genuine pride fosters knowledge of history institutions and people and motivates constructive contributions. Abroad pride becomes narrow petty provincialism that hinders personal growth.
RB. M.'s Canary Bell, a two year old Ayrshire owned by Kansas State Agricultural College, posted a yearly 9315 pounds of milk with 329.73 pounds of butterfat. Sired by Bell's Melrose, Canary Bell is part of a line that yields high averages and world class performances at KSAC.
Farmers should place grain in a deep litter on the floor to make hens work for their mash. Feed the mash wet or dry so fowls receive about equal parts mash and scratch grains. In cold weather use one third scratch in the morning and two thirds at night to促e exercise and keep birds eager for each feeding.
The Better Homes exposition centers public attention at the Cleveland hall as a vital push toward happier, more comfortable homes. The piece argues home life shapes overall happiness and notes the city’s effort could inspire similar gains elsewhere.
The Kansas City Star notes that deliberate residential planning began with individuals aiming to raise public interest. Small, modest lots and little extra cost produce beauty, making homes and surroundings a city-wide investment. Kansas City’s example has shaped its reputation and influenced other cities, with the strongest impact felt locally.
The article argues European forests are protected by law requiring replanting after cutting. It urges the United States to curb timber waste over the past fifty years and to establish vast timber lands. It suggests spreading tree planting through farming communities by lining all state highways with trees.
The article advises choosing shrubs hardy to the locality with a wealth of native and imported varieties. It recommends using both evergreen and deciduous shrubs and grouping them to keep grounds looking occupied year round.
Nor is it too late to start on improving highway approaches to northern Minnesota towns. The Bemidji Pioneer urges communities to prepare for thousands of visiting tourists, noting the lasting impression from the first sight of the city.
An Indianapolis News item recounts a circus official captivating Josephine, the manager’s five year old daughter, with vivid stories of elephants, kangaroos, and big cats. The girl jumped up in excitement and exclaimed she believed him, yet doubted the truth of his tales.
Substitution line from a courtroom dialogue shows Mrs. Wellerf Darling newly married refusing to sit on a knee, while Mr. Wellerf declines as too busy and asks for a footman to sit instead, provoking a judge’s remark and laughter.
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on the name Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine safe aspirin proven trusted by millions and prescribed for 23 years. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and advises saying Bayer when purchasing.
An era defining claim credits quinine to an unnamed Indian figure for advancing malaria treatment and related medical benefits, asserting the world owes the discovery to this individual.
A vintage advertorial for Cascarets claims the product cleans the bowels and stimulates the liver, easing dizziness headaches and constipation without griping. It targets men women and children and asserts it won t sicken like pills oils or salts and tastes pleasant. Sold at drug stores.
A. C. Gilbrath of Erie Pa thanks Peterson's Ointment for curing a year long running sore after three weeks use. The letter promotes the ointment's healing power for eczema old sores piles pimples and chafing and notes sales through druggists and mail orders.
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