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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
7
A stranger defies a coastal storm on New Year’s Eve to reach home. A pious woman prays for his safety as the man credits a miracle after his car’s gas fails near a washed away bridge. He vows eternal gratitude to God for sparing him.
A 1928 Western Newspaper Union piece narrates the New Year traveling with a Special Traveler Cupid as the world celebrates. The tale follows the arrival of the New Year, the exchange of greetings, and the spreading of love and friendship through festive scenes across time and space.
New York reports a study by the national industrial conference board finding women can perform manufacturing work as well as men in 120 companies. It notes mixed employer attitudes toward married women and shows wage gaps mainly reflect output and hours worked rather than discrimination. Women’s hours averaged 43.8 weekly vs 48.2 for men in 1927, helping explain earnings differences.
Cumberland Maryland eighteen year old David P. Lewis is jailed on an attempted arson charge after allegedly confessing to police he started a basement fire at the Screen home on October 28 to frighten his sweetheart Bernetta Wilson who was inside. Eva Wilson reported hearing a noise and seeing a familiar figure flee. The blaze did not cause damage.
Philippines will be made healthy by making rats unhealthy as U S army, public works, bureau of health and others join Dr R W Hart in a plan to rat proof port areas and storehouses deter mining flea indices and trap and poison rats with laboratory testing of carcasses for early bubonic plague signs.
R L Watkins from Ames offers guidance to maximize winter egg output through proper housing and feeding. He stresses mature hens and healthy pullets, body weight targets for Light and Heavy breeds, balanced egg mash with grains and protein, minerals, and green matter, plus the role of grain in weight maintenance to sustain laying through the cold months.
A poultry expert extols cod liver oil for stronger birds and fewer egg defects. He recommends semi solid feed like buttermilk or cottage cheese, or mixing one quart per 100 hens weekly with scratch grain, then varying to every other day until spring.
Article warns butcher shops may grind green bone for poultry feed. Do not grind poultry offal due to disease risk, especially tuberculosis. Spread green bone thin in a cold room when purchased. Do not store in sacks. center will spoil even at subfreezing temperatures.
Fresh water should be available to hens at all times. In extreme cold give more corn and grain than in mild weather. Birds prefer grain feeds and mash consumption depends on grain amount. Mash provides egg food and will be eaten if hoppers are full. Let breeders out daily regardless of weather to improve eggs and germs, aiming for A-1 quality with a ready market for eggs and chicks.
Berlin metallurgist Dr James Rubinfeld predicts aluminum will soon replace fabric. He notes aluminum used in airplane interiors and shoe exteriors, with aluminum brocades already exported to Italy. He says treated aluminum can stretch and resist tearing when layered with cellulose.
The piece notes that in 1900 the Incan descent lamp with carbon filament was deemed nearly perfect. It cites industrial research beginning then and states incandescent lamp efficiency has roughly quadrupled since, boosting artificial lighting intensity and driving broad industrial prosperity.
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German scientists demonstrate an unmanned motor launch on Ammersee near Munich that returns to shore on signal. The craft can be towed remotely by wireless from another ship, adjusting distance. A life sized doll attached to the steering wheel led locals to nickname it the Phantom Ship.
The city of Barmen Germany asks residents to limit ablutions and skip morning baths to conserve scarce water. Officials cite rising silk industry production draining supplies and note many residents rely on the industry for employment.
A brief dialogue line contrasts home cooking with the absence of cabaret features in the home setting, highlighting a playful tension between domestic dining and entertainment.
Five lambs born to a single ewe, a Rambouillet-Cotswold cross owned by George Rust in Victor Idaho, marks an uncommon birth record. J E Nordby of the University of Idaho notes such multiple births are rare and three of the offspring were later raised as bottle lambs after a few days with the dam.
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