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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1925

Page

3

China Cat Learns Wisdom From Firelit Night

In a parlor on a high mantel a white china cat and a painted dog quarrel over reality. The china boy and vase guard their master, and at the magic hour the cat realizes she can speak but stays silent to avoid the others.

NCE China China Cat China Dog China Boy McClure Newspaper

Mayme Appleton and quaran tine smallpox scare tale

The Appleton family narrative recounts Daysey Mayme Appleton facing a four week quarantine for smallpox after entertaining her steady. Mrs Lysander John Appleton boasts peculiar beliefs about surgery and a silver spoon from ancestors. The piece blends vanity and questionable family gossip with light social satire.

Mayme Appleton

Bean surname origins and notable descendants traced

The article traces Bean family roots from Jersey and Scotland through early American settlers in Boston York Exeter and Maine. It notes Eli Bean a Civil War general and William Bean a pioneer with Daniel Boone, discusses possible origins from ban white or bean Cornwall meanings and the evolution of Walter to water in surnames.

Bean Jersey Isle of Jersey English Channel Boston Mass Lewis Ebenezer Joseph Maine York New World Eli Bean John Bean Scotland Exeter N. H Joshua William Bean Dan Iel Boone Alleghenies Boone Kentucky Cornwall England Waters Walter McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Why Superstitions Clhe Why Superstitions

A discussion of folk beliefs that a girl sewing a button onto a bachelor’s coat foretells marriage within a year. It explains sympathetic magic and the knot doctrine, linking sewing, knitting, and union to future marriage, notes regional spread, and cites a 1925 source.

New England Europe McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Hard Water in Mixing Spray for Citrus Groves

USDA advises that deep-well hard water requires stabilized oil emulsions for effective mixing. Bulletin No. 1217 outlines stabilizing agents like casein milk gelatin corn products and starches to allow emulsions to combine with lime sulfur solutions. Directions and formulas enable growers to spray foliage branches and fruit safely.

United States Department of Agriculture W. W. Yothers J. R. Winston Division of Publications Washington D. G

Crop Production Fails to Match Population Growth

USDA figures show total crop production rose 13 percent over twelve years while per capita output declined about 5 percent. In 1924 crop production was 113 percent of the 1910-14 average and 110 percent in 1928, while per capita indexes were 95 and 94 percent respectively. Acreage fell slightly from 1928 to 1924 yet overall production rose 1 percent, with per capita gains lagging since 1915 except for 1920.

United States United States Department of Agriculture

Kansas Potato Seed Treatment Expands Yields

In the Kaw valley of Kansas seed potato treatment for tuber borne diseases raised yields. Extension workers demonstrated approved methods, leading to test plots comparing treated and untreated seed. By 1924, over 6,000 acres were planted with treated seed, up from virtually none in 1918.

Kaw Valley Kansas United States Department of Agriculture

1924 Farm Crops Gross Value Declines from 1923

USDA estimates show 19 truck crops grown for table use, canning and manufacture had a gross value of 313 million dollars this year, down 12 million from 1923. Tomatoes led with 55 million, followed by Irish potatoes at 44 million, strawberries 35 million and cantaloupes 20 million.

United States Department of Agriculture

Useful Litter Carrier for Barn Manure Handling

A historical note highlights a manure and litter carrier as a major labor saver in a modern barn. It explains how the device makes forking manure easier than tossing from a window and, once filled, rolls out to dump contents with a lever release.

Chinese inventor builds massive character typewriter

A Chinese inventor created a typewriter with a keyboard of hundreds of Chinese characters. The bulky device fills almost an entire room and is operated by both hands and feet. It is unlikely to become popular.

Largest Water Tunnel Joins New York System

The Shandaken water tunnel in New York extends 18 miles with an 11 foot bore, converting the Schoharie creek into the Ashokan reservoir and claiming to be the world’s largest water tunnel.

New York Water System Schoharie Creek Ashokan

Management Insight On Handling Men With Sharp Mind

A concise saying advises directing men with a keen intellect through a refined approach, likening guidance to a velvet sheath that protects and sharpens effect. It emphasizes balanced authority and wit in leadership.

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