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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
3
A cryptic crossword style puzzle lists terms and clues across horizontal and vertical sections. Readers are tasked with solving 100 plus entries including items such as arch, ocean mammal, and textile related hints. The notes mention a coming solution in the next issue.
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. The first letter of each word is numbered by definitions below. Horizontal words extend to the next black square on the right, vertical words extend to the next black square below. No letters go in black spaces. All words are dictionary terms except proper names. Abbreviations slang and technical terms are noted in definitions.
A report from the Ohio Experiment Station shows copper sulfate treatments given to lambs at weaning and monthly reduced stomach worm infestation to about 10 percent of untreated levels. Nicotine sulfate was less effective, and barn-raised lambs without pasture exposure recorded strong protection with copper treatments.
An old Wisconsin guidance note reviews barley as a strong substitute for corn in fat lamb production. It details ration blends for ewes, lactation needs, and lamb starter feeds including barley with bran and oil meal, plus a Frank Kleinheinz style mix. It notes lambs benefit from a dedicated creep trough and that heavier barley feeding yields acceptable mutton.
Gilbert Gusler of Chicago urged Midwest farmers at the Swine Feeders' Day in St. Paul Minnesota to maintain hog quality, cut costs, and sell hogs at lighter weights if corn is short. He warned against skippy hogs and predicted prices could rise after winter, with a possible $12 top in Chicago by next March.
Hog mange causes losses through lower market prices and poor gains. A South Dakota State College veterinarian advises dipping or sprinkling with crude petroleum. Hogs should be dipped twice, ten days apart, using a dipping tank two-thirds full of water with eight to ten inches of oil on top.
An old food note emphasizes that apples provide iron, with apples listed as the heaviest iron carrying fruit among fresh fruits, raisins, plums, and prunes. It cites iron content ranges from 39 to 100 percent in the fruit's makeup.
The article outlines different score types in music including full score instrumental score short score vocal score and piano score. It explains that a full score shows all parts of a composition while other forms present voices or instruments separately or condensed for piano.
A quarter teaspoon of Calumet Baking Powder sifted with flour stabilizes pastry dough for a lighter flaky crust. This simple addition helps lift and soften the crumb during baking.
A quotation from Robert Hichens in After the Verdict notes that a woman may doubt her husband and envy other women, highlighting marital tensions and the idea that every woman believes she has a valid reason for resentment.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Peery's Dead Shot as a single dose cure to expel worms or tapeworms and urges readers to try it. The notice lists 372 Pearl St. as the contact or address for the product.
A brief humorous note from Le Rire Paris reports that young Tommy has finally burst his drum. The item keeps a light tone and little factual detail about people or places.
Promotes relief from throat and lung inflammation by easing coughs and aiding mucus membrane healing. Sold widely in medicine shops for decades as a household remedy for colds bronchitis and lung trouble, helping restful nights and easier mornings.
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