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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
7
Julia Bottomley notes for 1929 the season favors evening wraps in velvet and brocade, with coordinated coats and frocks. She cites peach rayon brocade, silver and gold cloth, and sequin fabrics as top looks, plus washable piques and organdie trims for children and school outfits.
A State College of Agriculture report from Ithaca New York states cod liver oil supports egg production and vitality in winter housed poultry. It provides vitamins A and D with vitamin D substituting for direct sunlight, and recommends using about 1 percent oil in dry mash for 100 pounds of feed.
Wisconsin and other stations find laying flocks need yellow corn and leafy greens or alfalfa hay for vitamin A. Vitamin D requires cod liver oil or direct sun through glass, with Halpin advocating all three: cod liver oil, open yard, and glass substitute windows.
A dry mash must appeal to hens to ensure adequate consumption. Commercial mixes blend ingredients to boost egg production and taste. Including ground yellow corn, but not excess oats and bran, increases palatability, and corn gluten feed further improves acceptance, as noted by an Illinois experiment station bulletin.
The guide advises oysters shells and grit with ample water for egg production. It recommends a balanced mash plus hard grain and green feed, with careful rationing by flock and season. Culling nonproducers lowers costs and can add revenue from sales.
In Alessandria Piedmont area workers and growers settle wages by emolument in kind. Youths aged 14 to 15 receive 17 pounds of rice per day, 15 to 16 get 28 pounds, and 16 to 17 receive 85 pounds. Girls 15 to 16 earn 20 pounds, women 26% pounds. Cash would force growers to calculate value at about 8 cents per pound.
From Rabat Morocco a report describes a sixth century BCE cuneiform MSS found by Captain Odinot twenty two miles north of Fez. In subterranean galleries the inscriptions resemble Babylonian writing at Ur and suggest Berbers were not Morocco’s original inhabitants, with Moors as descendants of Assyrians Medes and Persians.
Two residents discuss a new league in the suburb. The plan unites gardeners and chicken keepers in an informal agreement to organize and coordinate seasonal plans. The exchange hints at a local civic, gardening, and poultry collaboration amid neighborhood activity.
In a tense exchange a wife questions the fate of her husband while a hostess accuses him of deceit. The banter escalates as the wife hints at a looming betrayal and the hostess adds a sharp remark about the husband facing trouble.
A dialogue from Capper's Weekly features the Traveling Man asking if a train is fast and the Conductor affirming it, inviting him to alight and observe what it is fast to. The exchange captures a light humor tone and vintage transportation chatter.
A terse Q A exposes the common seed of separation. The responder cites marriage as the root cause, framing the breakup as a consequence of the union itself rather than external affairs. The exchange underscores a blunt, stark view of marital dissolution.
A teacher asks Bobby to name stars and clarifies if he means football or film. The remark hints at a playful confusion over the word stars.
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