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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
3
Pierce's famous family remedies are offered in tablets at 65 cents and liquid form in large bottles for 1.35, with availability at drug stores across the area.
Wood fiber synthetic lumber is made from sawmill waste using a high pressure steam explosion and a gun like device that shoots shredded chips into a fluffy mass. The material is pressed into large boards usable as sheathing partitions and for tops of furniture and radio cabinets.
Time tested remedy for croup and whooping cough recommended by children's specialists. If you have little ones at home, ask your drug for Dr Drakes Glossco, 50 cents a bottle.
A donor, who wished to remain anonymous, gave 5000 pounds to the London Temperance Hospital. The secretary said the gift was unexpected and the donor left bearer bonds on the desk after a brief encounter, remarking the recipient would not know him.
A mother and daughter Ruth watch a film. A love scene ends with the hero's die away look, prompting Ruth to exclaim what’s the matter with him did he get too much lipstick in a playful exchange.
Advises yellow corn make up at least 60 percent of hen rations, especially in winter, due to vitamin A content. Warns against nutritional roup from vitamin A deficiency, tied to pale egg yolks. Recommends green leafy material like clover or alfalfa hay, pea green alfalfa leaf meal up to 10 to 15 percent, and practical rack methods to keep hay available. Root crops cannot substitute for greens.
The text explains that eggs require shells made largely of calcium and hens need minerals to produce eggs. A plentiful mineral supply, including oyster shell or high calcium minerals, plus access to sharp sand aids digestion and boosts egg production. Growers mix bone meal with mash to supply phosphates and calcium for bone growth, with small costs yielding large returns.
A guidance note proposes a concrete wall four inches thick around the poultry house foundation, extending two feet below and one foot above ground. It advises a concrete floor on compacted earth and a draft of six inches of cinder or gravel if drainage is poor. Doors should close automatically and wood doors get a sheet metal or wire screen defense to stop gnawing.
Simple method to sprout oats in a bag soaked overnight in warm water. Use two quarts per 100 hens and hang the bag behind the kitchen stove. Dip the tag daily, shake, rehang, and harvest oats on the fifth day for a constant supply by starting a new bag each day.
Poultrymen lining winter houses with commercial wall board during fall renovations seek a smooth interior, fewer cracks around uprights, easier dust brushing, and better control of mites lice and disease.
A vintage advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as headache relief by curing the cold. It notes a signature on the box by E. W. Grove and a 30 cent price.
The New Age Illustrated notes 18 distinct cheese varieties and over 400 names, often tied to origin places like Limurger Neufchatel Roquefort and Camembert. It mentions milk from diverse animals, not just cows, with goats and sheep providing milk for cheese in different regions.
Dorchester county 4-H club members ship 145 bushels of pine cones to the state forestry service. Seeds extracted at College Park will grow loblolly pine seedlings for distribution to farmers to beautify highways and farms.
About 2 000 hogs valued at 50 000 dollars are dead in Northampton County with many more sick daily. Hog cholera began in lower Northampton and spread to most areas wiping out pens. Vets vaccinate survivors and farmers push countywide vaccination to protect next year’s pork supply.
M. Pierre de Monicault, a French deputy, warns of a 30 to 35 percent drop in farm product prices since last May. He describes a farm to town exodus, rising farm for sale signs, and a crisis caused by low production costs not matching prices, plus limited farm credit.
Ronald Wilkins of Oakland receives a letter he wrote to his mother in London from Salonika. The letter lay at the bottom of the Mediterranean for more than a decade after a torpedoed transport sank. The ship was later raised and the decipherable mail delivered to Mrs. A. Wilkins, who sent it to Ronald.
A vintage advertorial urges mothers to treat children with a gentle laxative, California Fig Syrup, claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels and sweetens the stomach. It warns against counterfeit syrups and notes the product is made by the California Fig Syrup Company. The piece closes with a legal maxim about lawsuits and money.
This ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe liquid laxative for women children and the elderly. It claims millions of bottles used yearly and urges readers to request a free sample by mailing to Monticello Illinois.
The saying notes that men value favors given more than those received, while women feign disinterest in flattery yet prefer their photos retouched.
The line, claimed as the world’s longest, runs 6800 miles from Riga in Livonia to Vladivostok in Siberia. After a ten year pause it resumes service, with a voyage time of about 18 days.
Preparations begin for a national Bunyan tercentenary marking the 300th birth anniversary. A nationwide pageant is expected to be staged across England to honor John Bunyan.
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