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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
2
A company explores using volcanic ash with Portland cement mortar to create submerged salt water structures. The cement is claimed to gain high tensile strength and density, resisting water percolation. Philippines volcanic ash cited as a potential abundant resource if the industry grows.
Be Free From Dizziness headaches biliousness constipation fevers and jaundice by keeping the liver active and bowels regulated with Bond's Liver Pills. They are made solely for the liver and they insist Nature in removing the isonous waste. All druggists recommend Geese Liver Pills. Cost only 26 cents.
A London physician reports a cure of a severe sleeping sickness after injecting a specially prepared tmulature containing gold and silver. The ad also touts Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills for stomach issues and heartburn, citing 372 Pearl St, New York.
Healthy hens lay consistently good eggs though market value varies by size color and interior quality. Breeding stock cleanliness storage handling and uniform color influence price. premiums exist for white or brown eggs in some markets. Proper management and careful handling boost shell and interior quality and overall value.
A poultry expert explains that hens sing not from joy but when distressed or unsettled. The article notes singing begins softly and may continue until breath runs out, often signaling nesting trouble thirst or hunger and discomfort in unfamiliar surroundings.
Experiments at the Nebraska Agricultural College show laying hen rations lacking complete protein. Adding six pounds of high grade tankage to a corn belt ration boosted egg output from 59 to 183 eggs per hen. Skim milk or buttermilk can replace meat meal or tankage if the hen consumes about 110 pounds of milk annually to supply equivalent protein.
The piece argues that a separate breeding pen does not incur high costs or labor. It states that selecting the best birds for a dedicated breeding pen during the breeding season yields improved eggs for hatching and better chicks.
The male is crucial in poultry as in dairying. Ensure he is from a good flock, regardless of age, so long as he has sound physical form, vigor, and maturity. Males favor certain hens, and flocks should include many males. The ratio of males to females depends on breed, flock size, and season.
A Virginia widow with three children won a USDA kitchen contest prize for the most improvement at the least expense. Her $3.70 makeover features a home built work table from found lumber, a rear rack for tins, a front work space for baking, and a ceiling rack for small utensils, with most items painted white.
The USDA suggests affordable dishes like ham hocks with sauerkraut, chuck steak, lamb stew with peas and vegetables, beef shank with vegetables, chuck pot roast, pork sausage with apples, and swissed round steak. It notes forequarter cuts are cheaper and often tastier than hindquarter cuts from poorly fattened animals.
A simple recipe describes heating milk with a onion slice, simmering chopped spinach in minimal water, saving and adding its liquor. Combine wilted spinach with hot milk, thicken with butter and flour, season, and serve. For stronger onion flavor, pre cook the onion in butter before adding flour.
Rural households can ease wash day by piping water to tubs with a flexible hose and siphoning waste water with another hose. A short water filled hose inverted creates the siphon, with one end under surface and the other lower. A faucet on the wash boiler aids emptying.
The article explains curing as brine osmosis replacing vegetable juices, altering cell structure, while fermentation is bacterial sugar-to-acid conversion. In 5 percent brine fermentation dominates, in 10 percent both occur, and in 15 percent and above curing prevails.
This report notes a plentiful sweet potato harvest with prices lower than white potatoes in many areas. It offers several recipes including Candied Sweet Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes With Apples, Baked Stuffed Sweet Potatoes, and Sweet Potato Puff with Marshmallows, detailing steps and ingredients.
United States Bureau of Public Roads reports four year static tests on motor truck tires. Findings show thinner tread and narrower rubber reduce road impact while thicker profile height lowers impact, dual mounting increases impact, and tread irregularities raise repeated road shocks.
Delphos residents discuss lining the Lincoln Way east and west of Delphos with shade trees. A committee could study cost per tree for planting along the highway, creating a lasting Lincoln memorial funded by local volunteers.
The Lincoln highway remains the main east west route in Pennsylvania, and Duncan Nebraska rerouted it to remove dangerous rail crossings. The United States tops the world with 500000 miles of good roads, while traffic congestion costs about 10500000 daily. Finland plans 1500000 for road improvements in 1927, and a winter Canada road service is proposed from New York to Montreal to ensure clear travel despite snow.
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