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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
3
The navy league, a civilian group focused on naval matters, stated after ratification of the London naval treaty of 1930 that its policy is to pursue an orderly naval building and replacement program within the treaty time limits and restrictions in a way that economically and efficiently serves U S interests.
Lewis Clark a Fort Lauderdale Negro Baptist minister moved his church building bell pews pulpit and collection plates to Pompano Florida after most of the congregation deserted his church to harvest the winter bean crop.
M. Da Serra used rockets to drive two wolves from a road near Pampilhoa Portugal. Bran ishing of his cane failed to deter them. Da Serra fired rockets at the wolves, causing them to flee in dismay toward a fair.
A Boston Transcript line ponders Myrtle inheriting beauty from a cosmetic shop. A stitched exchange hints at conversation while sewing. The cafeteria charm is the visible dinner, not a card. A vampire observer notes transparency of the vampire and the victim. A car may ruin a man financially but bring happiness.
In 1749 Canada Henry Bulain and wife Catherine settle near the Tonteur seigneurie. Hepsibah brings gifts and urges Jeems to master marksmanship. Jeems clashes with Paul Tache, then Tonteurs depart for Quebec. Four years later Britain and France clash, Jeems returns to a burned home and slain parents. the seigneurie lies in ruins with Tonteur and servants dead.
In a smoky manor mill scene Jeems battles through danger to reach Toinette and the others. He confronts Odd the dog and a bloody confrontation unfolds as Toinette attacks with a musket and hatchet before collapsing. Jeems prays for deliverance and forgives with a kiss.
Toinette recovers in a dim manor room and recalls her failed murder of Jeems Bulain. She sees a trail of blood, the burning ruins, and a weary, changed Jeems who murmurs a lone, somber apology as she confronts the emotional aftermath.
Specialists study ancient honey lore to guide current research on honey properties and new products. USDA scientists explore chemical changes to expand honey based offerings while manufacturers pursue secret candy making methods. Honey features in cooking drinks cereals and desserts and physicians tout its sugars as highly beneficial.
A 1730 dated Chinese painting on glass depicts a young woman at her toilet in a well to do home. The sitter applies lipstick with the deftness of a modern flapper, reflecting contemporary cosmetic artistry.
The article advises orchardists to boost soil organic matter through annual cultivation and cover crops. It recommends soybeans or cowpeas planted in late June, with straw returned or a rye cover crop sown after harvest, to build soil fertility for heavy future crops.
Texas experiment station reports hogs kept in a wallow gained more weight over 182 days. Three lots of fifteen hogs started at about 68 pounds each. with wallow, final weight reached 201 pounds, while two wallowless groups reached 190 and 192 pounds. The wallowed group used less feed per 100 pounds gain.
The article stresses that bruised apples worsen in appearance once at market and urges careful handling from picking to packing. It advocates using proper equipment like canvas buckets over sharp-edged baskets and notes that skilled handlers minimize bruising, regardless of container.
Cornell professor A H Whetzel explains brown rot overwinters in dried mummy peaches that fall to the ground. In spring, stalks from mummy fruit emit a sneezing cup producing spores that drift to peach blossoms, causing browning and crop loss. A partial control is sulfur dust coating on trees and fruit.
Michigan Farmer notes farmers can use a car to pull the hay rope instead of a horse. Reversing the car provides a slow steady pull, helps watch rope twist, and allows one person to set the fork and pull back as the car moves in low gear toward the barn.
Count von Luckner the famed German sea raider narrates adventures in the radio program Ad venturing with Count von Luckner. He spins tales from the seven seas, captivating listeners with daring exploits and nautical lore.
The National Farm and Home Hour will feature the Crop Reporting Board on January 12 with W. I. Callander explaining how estimates are prepared from data from farmers. Other segments include beef cattle hogs and sheep price discussions, forest fire prevention skits, and Future Farmers of America programs through January 16.
The Metropolitan Opera goes on the air for the first time on Christmas Day announced by NBC president M H Aylesworth. A weekly Saturday afternoon series will offer portions of performances to music lovers locally and internationally.
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