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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
3
Fashion note surveys midseason lingerie and boudoir basics as well as fur trim and calfskin accents. It highlights pajama sets, black and white calfskin contrasts, and pastel voile nightwear with lace edging, noting fur as a growing trend for spring coats and two piece suits.
The Ithaca College of Agriculture exhibit showed a 16 pound sledge hammer pressing an ordinary egg to over 23 pounds on a scale with higher readings before breaking. Demonstrators say strong shells aid shipping, freshness, and consumer satisfaction. proper minerals and cod liver oil improve mineral assimilation and shell quality.
Placing two percent tobacco dust in the mash is a common remedy for removing worms from poultry. Weekly epsom salts at a pound per hundred birds can be added to drinking water or wet mash for even distribution. Some use commercial worm capsules for guaranteed dosing. Remove droppings and spread them away from houses and range to reduce worm infestation.
G L Stevenson of South Dakota State College urges laying hens receive a palatable mash. The State college formula blends oilmeal bran middlings tankage ground oats cornmeal and ground barley with charcoal and salt to improve palatability and adjust cost.
Advice on winter housing water quality and disease avoidance for poultry. Emphasizes breeding from strong state hens, identifying cold signs, separating ill birds, and limiting egg pressure in breeders. Recommends spring pasture disruption to control worms, rests fowls, and notes floor cement as ideal for poultry houses.
A luncheon conversation with a woman who began turning gray before twenty five reveals her choice to embrace white hair. She discusses dye failures and opts for natural aging, maintaining youth through fitness, dance, golf, and continued mental activity as she nears fifty.
A homemaking article urges women to adopt the phrase Can Do to meet emergencies and daily burdens. It recounts a mother who saved her baby by shouting Can do Can do and trusting inner strength. The piece emphasizes readiness of mind, ingenuity, and courage in crises big or small.
An advertisement extols cascara as a universal cleanser improving digestion and skin, warns against routine medicine for constipation, and promotes cascara candies cascarents. The piece includes unrelated maxims about time and danger, concluding with brief quotes.
B Hughen of 5835 Velasco Street, Dallas, a retired stockman, claims Tanlac improved his malaria related weakness, indigestion, and dizziness. He says after using Tanlac he slept better, ate well, gained weight, and regained energy for daily work. Tanlac is advertised as Nature’s remedy from roots and herbs with a promise of continued health gains.
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