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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
3
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to choose genuine California Fig Syrup for babies and children. It claims a teaspoonful today can prevent illness tomorrow and warns to say California to avoid imitations on the bottle directions printed for all ages.
Mecca, the Moslem holy city, prohibits further importations of tobacco under a Wahabi edict. Smoking paraphernalia is burned at the bazaar and all forms of smoking are banned.
The message presents a dense list of clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical grids. It promises a solution in the next issue and references a prior week’s puzzle answer as context.
A Indiana Farmers Guide analysis argues the manure value is often underutilized on farms. It urges water tight gutters and cement floors, porous bedding, and absorbents to capture urine and prevent ammonia loss, recommending covered storage and timely spreading to avoid leaching and weather-related waste.
Slim and Blackie, energetic newsies, visit a Cleveland Symphony concert. They listen to the tuning and ask questions about the process, then the director enters and takes the stand. Blackie misidentifies the conductor as the head simp in a humorous moment.
The text promotes Green's August Flower as a remedy for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness wind in stomach and other digestive issues. It claims fifty eight years of use and popularity in millions of households worldwide with bottles priced at 30 and 90 cents.
The Rotor hat trend features men and women wearing revolving wind propelled headpieces inspired by Mettner ships. Zeitung Am Mittung claims pedestrians could glide through streets with no effort using a tiny propulsion cylinder. An older ad promotes Cuticura products as daily toilet care.
The finisher of poultry cannot stay in business unless profitable. Half of farm poultry is fattened before market. Pen feeding yields equal results to crate feeding on the farm, but range restricted fattening is essential. Fattening while birds run at large is a losing proposition.
The guide explains heeling trees in upright single rows with labeled bunches, placing each variety in sequence. Heel deeply and pack soil around roots to keep trees in good condition until the moment of planting, ensuring easy removal when needed.
A Consumers' league unites individuals aiming to buy in a way that supports producers and distributors. The movement began in England in 1890 and was adopted by the Working Men's Society in New York around the same period.
Fall pigs need careful feeding with a substitute for green summer feed. A winter ration of corn and tankage with free access to fine alfalfa hay supports growth and thrift, nearly matching spring pigs on alfalfa pasture if protected from cold and disease. Tankage provides half a pound per pig per day. Mineral mixes are unnecessary when tankage and alfalfa hay are fed.
Analysis shows Sunday is the most dangerous day for motor accidents across the country, with Thursday next and Monday third. Wednesday is the safest, while Tuesday trails Wednesday and Friday is better than Saturday. An ad promoting Roman Eye Balsam claims it relieves tired eyes.
World cotton production is expected to rise by 2.0 to 3.0 million bales. The United States alone may grow from 10.13 million bales last year to about 12.50 million this year, signaling a substantial domestic gain.
Mrs. George S Hunter of Columbus Georgia reports dreadful side pains after marriage. She weighed 126 pounds dropping below 100, then used Cardus per her mother’s advice. She improved after one bottle, gained ten pounds, and her sides no longer trouble her. She urges other women to learn about Cardui.
Nearly 500 million pieces of mail were processed by Chinese post offices last year marking a peak in handling volume. The record reflects robust mail flow across the country with services expanding to meet demand.
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