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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
3
Advertisement urges mothers to consider their health as well as their babies. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a vegetable tonic. Each package includes a Symptom Blank for free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo New York.
A fragmented dialogue notes terse words as a social advantage and even a joking tip for husbands, suggesting biting wit and concise speech can prevail in conversations.
Don’t rely on violent purgatives when constipation shows warning signs like bad breath coated tongue or headaches. Cascarets offer a pleasant cleansing quickly and lasting relief. Made from cascara they may strengthen bowel muscles and help establish regular habits. Ten cents a box at drug stores.
A playful note contrasts a baby’s ears with hopeful parents. The mother clutches the child, while the father contemplates future growth. The piece captures tender family anticipation and gentle humor about size and development.
Ernestine endures a brutal Chicago summer as she battles illness and pregnancy. With Will away seeking work, she clutches a bankbook she cannot access and faces fainting spells and a looming disaster while tending Peter and planning for a precarious future.
Lillian rushes to Chicago after a frantic call from Loring. Mrs. Bennett reveals Ernestine, pregnant and ill, vanished after leaving with a neighbor’s care. Will, Hamilton, and police search intensify while Loring leads the pursuit. The hospital confirms a possible confinement.
James Dl. Weinland argues slogans aid mental outlook in Hygeia Magazine. He cites examples like Those who try and fail are better than those who do nothing and succeed and notes proverbs and poems hold mood lifting power. He urges personal selection of meaningful lines to provoke action.
The article notes Boxwood or Slow Growth Boxwood is called a living antique because its age is shown by plant proportions. a true reproduction would require about a hundred years to grow.
Prof G B Mortimer of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture compares digestible nutrients from oats and barley. A 60 bushel oat crop yields 1920 lb grain and 1920 lb straw with 1351.68 and 875.52 lb digestible nutrients respectively. Total for oats is 2227.20 lb. hay alone yields 856 lb. Barley 40 bushels gives 1524.48 lb grain plus 816 lb straw totaling 2340.48 lb. oat hay yields 1918 lb digestible nutrients. Consider threshing and binder twine costs when choosing grain versus hay.
Dr. R. 8. Smith of the University of Illinois warns thousands of acres are being eroded. On steep slopes terracing sod barriers straw fills and soil-saving dams are advised. studies show rotation of corn wheat clover greatly slows soil loss, while grass sod offers the strongest protection.
Farmers often neglect airflow in barns leading to poor animal health. A properly designed ventilating system removes moisture and noxious air through outlets and brings in fresh air via inlets. Open front poultry houses work when open but fail if closed, while a well planned system can conserve heat yet maintain air exchange in cold and mild weather.
Beekeepers should build all colonies to strength for the honey flow. If spring shows uneven strength, transfer brood and bees from strong to weak colonies while keeping the queen in her hive. Do likewise with honey combs from over supplied colonies to those in need.
Mrs Wm Charleston of Kansas City Kansas testifies she has used California Fig Syrup for Annie and Billy all their lives. She says it comforts children when constipated or bilious and restores happiness quickly. Physicians endorse the pure vegetable remedy for bad breath coated tongue dullness feverishness and listlessness. The genuine product bears the California name.
An advertisement touts California Ig Syrup Laxative-Tonic for children, claiming rapid cold relief and laxa tive action. It promises overnight results or money back and lists drug stores as outlets.
A speculative note explains that doubling per capita money would prompt rapid spending and bank deposits. The resulting demand surge would push prices higher, eroding the initial gain as goods and services adjust to increased money in circulation.
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