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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
3
An old advertisement urges mothers to give genuine California Fig Syrup to babies and children for gentle relief from constipation. It claims the product sweetens the stomach and starts the liver without griping, contains no narcotics, and warns to ask druggists for the real syrup with directions.
In a Paris casino Gerald and Christopher observe a Russian gambler, Monsieur Zubin, who has just won two million francs. Gerald learns of a private letter to Madame de Ponlere at Villa Violette and presses questions about Pauline while tensions rise with a seedy acquaintance and wary onlookers.
A distressed French girl Myrtile flees a brutal stepfather and an unwanted marriage proposal. Two Englishmen, Lord Gerald Dombey and Christopher Bent, take her to Monte Carlo and hide her from home. Gerald falls for Pauline de Poniere while Myrtile loves Gerald. a tangled love triangle forms as guardianship and mystery unfold.
Christopher wrestles with duty as Myrtile presses for freedom to attend a party. Gerald and Pauline arrive, her cold gaze tracking Christopher and Myrtile, while Myrtile riffs on Mademoiselle de Poniere. At the tennis courts, Gerald and Christopher plan a private talk at Ciro's grill.
Gerald questions Chris about Mademoiselle de Ponl ere as he recalls her secret meetings and rides with him. He laments the unknown origin and nationality of the woman and notes the restrictions placed on their contact.
A brief note questions Pauline’s identity and origin asking who she is and where she belongs, framing a surrounding mystery. The fragment hints at a larger story about a person named Pauline and the intrigue around her place in a broad world.
Buckskin gloves mainly use skins from Mexico and Brazil. Skins are small and often imperfect due to thorn scratches, yet such marks prove genuineness. Leather is oiled and colored with clay dust, causing the glaze to dust or crack early, but buck leather remains densely fibered, soft, and warm after wear.
The text argues profitability depends on how long steers can run on cheap feeds rather than how quickly they reach full grain. It contrasts western states with Colorado, noting different feeding regimes, gains, and costs per pound. It cites Bray of Colorado Agricultural College on test results from 1905 and 1918 using pulp, alfalfa, and cotton seed cake with varying grain rations.
Silage provides excellent feed for breeding ewes when sound and unfrozen. Feed one to two pounds per head daily plus dry roughage like alfalfa or clover hay in moderation, and use limited concentrate before lambing to build body reserves for nursing. If corn is cheaper, substitute part of oats with corn plus bran and oil meal to raise protein intake.
Article advocates iodine therapy for hog scrotal tumors from botched castration. Recommends saturating with iodine, injecting into lesions, and feeding iodine potash daily with gradually rising doses until eye discharge occurs, then pause and later resume. Compares to surgical and caustic methods, stating iodine as preferable.
Farmers have long used dried or condensed buttermilk to supplement pig rations when animals are penned indoors in winter. The pasture and green feed available in spring or fall are replaced by this supplement to maintain growth and efficiency.
The man who didn’t follow the crowd watches rising prices with interest as hogs and other livestock await market. All livestock need hay and hogs especially benefit from soy bean hay, consuming seeds and leaves.
A large one day haul netted sixty thousand dollars off Cape Charles Virginia as 12 reefers shipped 1500 barrels of gray trout at forty dollars per barrel. It is the season’s biggest catch and could boost the coast's fish industries after a poor year.
Feel fine Let Cascarets clean your bowels and stimulate your liver. It doesn’t sicken you like pills oils calomel and salts. It tastes nice and acts wonderful. Sold at drug stores.
A lively note compares two English-speaking nations sharing loyalty to King Shakespeare and a fondness for ball related leisure. The piece humorously contrasts eye care ads with public amusements, mentioning a Roman Eye Balsam product pitched in a small ad for readers.
Mrs Bragg laments her daughter's music cost a lot of money and Mrs Tagg confirms a neighbor sued. A man delivers a witty remark and is urged to continue performing.
Hooper's Tetter Rem guarantees cure for skin diseases and troubles including eczema tetter itch ringworm pimples salt rheum dandruff cracked hands poison ivy and old sores. A stainless liquid germicide sold in 75c and 1.50 sizes by Ebuca Line Medicine Co Dallas Texas.
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