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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1951
Page
2
An advertisement promotes making a homemade cough syrup using sugar or corn syrup with water and adding Pinex from a druggist to create a pint of medicine. It claims four times the value, soothing throat irritation and loosening phlegm, with a money back guarantee and a ready mixed option.
Mrs. Lucy Braswell of Stone Mountain Ga reports improved health after six weeks on HADACOL. She cites relief from stomach disturbances and increased strength and urges others to try the product. The ad claims vitamin deficiencies addressed by HADACOL and offers direct ordering from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana with money back guarantee.
Big Springs special a velvet brown and white hereford steer from Texas won the 1950 International Livestock Show grand prize at Chicago stockyards selling for a record 12 dollars per pound. Lloyd Robinson 19 showed the champion. officials said the show was the event’s most successful.
Ken Gapen of the U.S. Department of Agriculture says farm surpluses matter less than shortages as defense speed-up faces difficulty. He notes labor, fertilizer, and machinery limits now contrast with World War II conditions, but adds farmers have defense recognition and support to avoid past shortages.
The four year old three year old Jo-Ann Dawn weighing 1850 pounds was judged by a 4-H club team at the International Livestock Exposition. Owner Frank C Rathje a Chicago banker.
Economists warn of a grave wool shortage in 1951 as world reserves are depleted and U S demand remains high. Texas shows the largest year to year increase in sheep, with Ohio leading states east of the Mississippi, while several western states rise and fall.
A reader from Cincinnati Ohio touts Nu-Maid margarine as modern in flavor and packaging and praises a Miss Nu-Maid on the package. The pitch offers $5 to Helen Parker in Fall River Massachusetts and $10 for accepted entries with a large image, to be published.
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