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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
2
A vintage ad extols Knowlton's Dandeline as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims the product restores luster, strength, and life, bringing new hair growth within weeks, with a 25 cent bottle available at stores. Also includes unrelated ads and a light exchange about dyes and scholars.
Advertisement touts LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE as a genuine cold cure. Claims a single day relief with signature line from W in company. urges readers to call for full name.
Howells, at a Boston dinner for La Rochefoucauld tercentenary, cited maxims from the Famous French man. He described La Rochefoucauld as a gay gallant figure rather than a sorrowful misanthrope, noting his character is shown by a saying about folly.
In Ralph Nevill's new book a humorous tale about a luncheon with a friend features a vegetarian guest who supposedly eats only plant dishes. His wife reveals the dishes secretly contain meat juice, boosting the guest's health while mocking his diet.
A veteran school teacher recounts a lifelong coffee dependence and health decline, then credits Postum with dramatic improvement after trying a prepared brew. The letter, attributed to Postum Co. of Battle Creek, promotes Postum and its claimed health benefits, urging readers to request The Road to Wellville.
An overview of seven U S grosbeaks and their pest control roles for farmers. Rose breasted grosbeak eats potato beetles and larvae, cardinal feeds on numerous pests, black-headed grosbeak targets scale insects, blue grosbeak consumes caterpillars and worms, gray grosbeak eats weed seeds, and planting wild fruit and thickets attracts them. Protection and legal safeguards urged.
A farm keeps hens laying in winter by giving abundant green foods. Methods include clover hay or alfalfa cut short and steamed, sprouted oats, and raw vegetables like turnips beets and mangles. Hens may also peck cabbage heads hung for access.
The article argues against winter underfeeding stressing that fattening stock and dairy cows need full rations for better spring performance. It warns that carrying animals on short rations reduces gain and profit and that well fed horses and farm teams perform better in spring.
Dry cows coming fresh in the spring need good feed and care as in full milk. They require little grain. Give mixed hay fodder and straw with two to four quarts of wheat bran daily to keep them thrifty.
Notice highlights how convenient economical feeding protects farm stock from inclement weather, reducing farmer exposure to harsh conditions while tending livestock.
United States Department of Agriculture notes potato alcohol not yet common in US due to price and supply factors. German data show 18.3 cents per bushel distilling price 1906 1910 and rising potato drying industry as outlet for surplus. Prospects hinge on labor costs and disease control, with dried potatoes used for cattle and horse feed.
The article advises choosing Percheron or Shire brood mares of about fourteen hundred pounds with a clean head bright eye and good legs. It warns against heavy clumsy types and cat hams, stresses a good disposition, and notes paying more for quality pays off via first two foals. A $300 brood mare can yield foals worth $150 to $300 and provide solid farm service.
A country tour shows many pig pastures are small runs. Providing a large, grassy clover pasture increases range and feed, making clover cheaper than grain. Fattening hogs gain as much with 25 percent less grain when clover pasture is available.
The sure method to identify poultry roup is a distinctive sickening odor accompanying the illness in birds.
Every farm should foster a hotbed for early vegetables to extend production and supply. Implementing controlled warmth and reliable soil beds can speed germination and harvest, supporting earlier market entries and kitchen needs.
Ladies praise HOT SPRINGS LIVER B A T O N S as safe gentle laxatives that relieve constipation and clear skin. Doctors in Hot Springs Arkansas reportedly prescribe them. they claim to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels and improve blood and overall health. Available at all druggists for 25 cents with a money back guarantee and free samples by mail.
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