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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
7
The article extols beekeeping as a profitable, low capital venture that needs only hive space. It notes bees fertilize crops without harming land and emphasizes proper protective gear, smoker use, and timing to prevent stings. It also covers bee behavior, handling techniques, and the relatively rare threat from worms or moths to healthy colonies.
The rise of creameries and hand separators stabilized dairy earnings and butter quality. A Kansas experiment station grading system linked pay to cream quality, boosting cream standards and aiding butter makers, while issues remain in keeping separated milk properly stored and delivered cream consistent.
A poultry journal warns residents near hotels to manage garbage carefully as restaurant refuse can contain unsafe foods for fowl and hogs. It cautions that summer handling is foul and dangerous, and scraps like pickles cabbage rotten potatoes tainted meat and coffee grounds belong on the manure pile rather than poultry feed.
Cowboys lament the loss of a prized phonograph after a fixture race with the Centipede ranch cook. Speed, guided by trainer Wally Glass, trains feverishly to win back the prize as Helen Blake and Fresno figure in a tangled romance amid chases, jail delays for Covington, and a tense buildup to a ten mile race.
A Western rider weary of glittering scenery strains under pace and pressure. He is prodded onward, tiring joints complain, until he finally settles into a heavy, flat-footed jog trot that disrupts his artistic mood.
The morning brings tension as ranch hands of the Flying Heart worry about uprooting workers without souring relations. Still Hill Stover endures added trouble while Curura, Cloudy, and the crew speculate on voices, dreams, and a boss’s friend. (TO BE CONTINUED.)
In Middleham, a hamlet in North Devon near Lyn mouth, the sun vanishes for three months each year due to surrounding hills. It first reappears on February 14, celebrated as Valentine by locals. If fog or clouds hide it, disappointment follows, especially among children. Over the next days the sun stays longer before fading again in November.
Richmond Pennsylvania reader Mrs Frank Clark reports a dramatic recovery from severe nervous exhaustion and internal troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the lengthy course with restoring strength and sleep and urges other women to try the remedy, noting decades of shared anecdotes.
In a playful exchange Mrs Newlywed-Oh laments wasteful scraps of food while Jack jokes about keeping chickens. The couple quips about ostriches as a humorous solution to leftovers.
An advertisement claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach and remove undigested food and foul gases, drawing excess bile from the liver. It touts nightly action to relieve headaches, biliousness, and constipation, promising a clear head and regular bowels by morning.
A brief quip about chorus girls prompts a playful remark from the Louisville Courier-Journal, likening them to condensed milkmaids in a light theater crowd scene.
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