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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
2
Pharmacists tout Joint-Ease as a remedy for sore inflamed and rheumatic joints. The ad claims quick results from a clean penetrating formula and lists a price of sixty cents a tube at druggists nationwide.
Hoopers Tetter Rem is guaranteed to cure skin diseases including eczema tetter itch ringworm pimples salt rheum dandruff cracked hands poison ivy old sores erysipelas and related troubles. The stainless liquid germicide comes in two sizes 5c and 1.50 direct from Eucamne Medicine Co Dallas Texas.
Five years after the steamship J. L. Luckenbach lost an anchor and part of its chain at a Philadelphia pier the crew tried to recover it with hundreds in costs but failed. Recently they hoisted the anchor and fragment of chain again with no expense.
A New York judge allows a wife to assume the bench and sentence her husband. When asked to speak, he says nothing, replying No, never. The remark echoes a sharp interplay of authority and restraint.
A vintage advertisement claims Boschier’s Syrup soothes throat and lung irritation from coughs and bronchitis. It touts fifty eight years of world wide use, aiding rest and easy morning expectoration, with sales at medicine shops.
President Angell of Yale told a New Haven gathering that America has too many colleges naming Tusculum Ford, Chicora, Tarkio and Pomona among others. He contrasted England with Oxford and Cambridge, noting the English schoolboy would say air is Cambridgen.
Warning about aspirin authenticity urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin trusted for 23 years. The ad warns imitators may be dangerous and instructs buyers to say Bayer when purchasing.
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, wife of a British ambassador to Turkey, is credited with learning the language of flowers from the Turks and introducing it to western Europe.
This advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching along with Cuticura Soap for bathing and Cuticura Talcum to finish. It claims a pleasant fragrance and lists a 25 cent price for each product.
An acquaintance recalls a lower key confrontation among local youths. Gap Johnson from Rumpus Ridge says the fight was only a glare of eyes and injuries to noses, not a gun or knife clash as rumored.
At the very first sign of colds fevers or la grippe the advertisement urges taking Bond's Liver Pill at bedtime to act on the liver and cleanse the system of poisonous germs and impurities preventing serious complications. Available for 25 cents at all drug stores.
The article argues reading supplies materials of knowledge while thinking gives them meaning. It asserts genuine understanding comes through the reader's active mental processing and interpretation.
A reflective aphorism attributed to Sir Thomas Browne urging humility and reliance on professional standards over self judgment. It emphasizes letting the studio long standard guide merit rather than personal opinion.
An ad claims one half teaspoon of Calumet Baking Powder in poultry stuffing yields light fluffy filling and prevents sogginess. The clipping also includes a Quotation about thinking and an ad for Dr. Peery's Dead Shot worm expeller priced at $872 Pearl Street.
Minnesota agricultural experiment station reports on hog finishing experiments to compare fall versus spring pigs for market and to test feed combinations. Fall pigs, though harder to raise, show similar gains and lower winter feed costs, with higher selling prices.
The guide advises a 50 ewes per ram limit for rams eighteen months old or older and emphasizes good exercise and feeding. It recommends trimming wool and tags before breeding, letting rains with ewes for short periods, and keeping the ram with the flock only in milder weather. In freezing temps 15 to 20 degrees below zero, seal the flock indoors and remove the ram until weather improves to avoid frostbite or permanent damage.
Practical guidance on barn bedding for horses and cattle, sustainable feed strategies for hogs and sows, and economical forage choices. Emphasizes alfalfa hay and corn plus tankage, with options including clover leaves or soybeans as alternatives for brood sows.
Chris L. Christensen of the U S Department of Agriculture led a three month tour studying cooperative marketing in agriculture. He emphasizes business capacity, production is tied to marketing, and production must align with market demand. His field study covered fruits vegetables dairy poultry wool and grains and included elevator business practices in North Dakota Minnesota and California Oregon.
February marks the start of the laying season for ducks and geese. Pekin ducks lay eggs quickly in seven months. hens take nine. Geese average about thirty eggs and require three years to reach strong fertility. Ducks brood less. geese brood after the first clutch. Geese graze and suffer in yarding. ducks thrive on limited green food. Drakes have curled tail feathers. ganders do not. Geese weigh about twice as much as ducks. Incubators aid duck rearing. geese increasingly replace turkeys at celebrations.
C A Leach of Jefferson county Nebraska emphasizes practical goat feeding. He notes there are no fixed rules but stresses nourishing food to build strong bodies and milk. His mix for older Nubians uses 64 pounds oats 52 pounds corn 15 pounds shorts plus abundant alfalfa hay.
The article notes pigs on balanced rations still lag without vitamins. Rye or wheat pasture, alfalfa or sweet clover hay, or fresh milk supply the necessary vitamins. Adding vitamins lets fall pigs grow and fatten as quickly and economically as spring pigs.
Create low cost tree guards by cutting screen wire into short strips and rolling around a broomstick to form cylinders that fit around trunks. Galvanized wire lasts longer but costs more, offering several seasons of use.
The piece warns that while vegetable plants thrive from showers and sun, weeds advance even faster. If not controlled, weeds will overtake the vegetables and sap their vigor.
Readable mid twenties cooking notes present a list of stew styles including beef round steak lamb neck pork chops and Hungarian marinated beef with carrots onions and spices. Directions cover browning simmering and final baking or slow cooking with stock tomatoes and cream suggestions.
The Pale was a district under English sovereignty after Henry II’s invasion in 1172. It roughly included Dublin, Meath, Carlow, Kilkenny, and Louth, with its extent varying over time. The term derives from palus meaning stake and is used figuratively in phrases about boundaries.
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