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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
6
Widespread flood danger hits six midwestern states with swollen rivers. In Fort Smith Arkansas area more than 300 families made homeless as lowlands flood. Arkansas river breaches levees in northwest Arkansas, inundating over 30 000 additional acres. Three people died in Oklahoma.
Recurring flood reports note high waters in east and central Texas with 14 deaths confirmed. Texas river levels show receding elsewhere while the Colorado River remains the troubled Texas stream.
Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming argues that patronage is essential and cites the Democratic party s survival since the Civil War as proof while contrasting eras of patronage with the New Deal and noting Cleveland Wilson and Roosevelt s administrations as exceptions along with Jackson s spoils philosophy and Cleveland s civil service reforms.
The president argues that adjustment under AAA means both downward and upward shifts to balance carry-over crops. He cites wheat as an example and asserts no AAA program planned destroying food crops. education is needed to counter criticism from vested interests.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull notes the UK led effort to restore American foreign trade with safeguards against currency fluctuations. He observes growing international willingness to align policies, as trade expansion facilitates currency regularization and allows governments to ease exchange controls.
Sir Francis Younghusband argues the world’s future lies with the mystic who directly experiences the essential drive of the universe rather than the scientist or philosopher. He contends science explains matter while mysticism reveals ultimate reality guiding human evolution.
Governor Eugene Talmadge asks if Washington actions follow the Democratic doctrine and the U.S. Constitution and urges a remedy: return to the Constitution and abolish all government activities that maintain and operate a business.
Former president of the U S Chamber of Commerce discusses with business leaders the measures of the New Deal. He notes opposition centers on extremes and that while the New Deal pursues good aims it acts too rapidly. He warns the world suffers from headlong idealism.
Poultry expert notes overheating brooders harms chicks causing cannibalism and poor health. Keep hover 90 100 F, room 70 F outside. Prevent damp feeds with waterproof covering and store dry in clean bins to avoid disease spread.
An authority in the Montreal Herald says egg eating stems from diet lacking shell forming material. Dry broken eggshells should not resemble eggs. To prevent the habit, hens should lay in darkened nests with rear entry, and eggs must be gathered several times daily until the problem passes.
An NC State College authority advises feeding two pounds of skim milk or buttermilk per pound of fattening ration for seven to ten days. Mix into a sloppy feed that pours from a bucket. Begin with 15 minute twice daily sessions for two days, then allow birds to clean up in 20 to 80 minutes two or three times daily, with only thirst-quenching water twice daily.
Proper litter management stresses keeping material dry to prevent germ growth. Wet litter accelerates contamination, and changes should occur promptly when damp. Rearing poults on wire floors is advised to reduce litter ingestion and prevent bowel issues and losses.
Guidance on handling a retained egg in a hen. It describes cleansing, manual removal via the cloaca, potential egg breakage, and post procedure care including olive or castor oil and a laxative diet for several days.
Warm weather tips advise treating laying flocks for lice using a dip of one ounce sodium fluoride per gallon of water. The mixture should be lukewarm and the bird held until the solution reaches the skin. Dip the head before release and let the bird drain to conserve the liquid. Do not store the solution in metal containers overnight.
A humorous review traces snoring as a civilizational change from tribal times to the house of commons. It notes Lord Ullswater’s rule against snoring in parliament and recounts Beau Brommell’s Paris journey where a king's messenger deemed his snores "like a gentleman."
Postal authorities at Hood River Oregon discovered a silver dollar bearing a three cent stamp on one side and an address on the other, left in a public location and awaiting investigation.
How Cardui helps digestion and strengthens women by improving nourishment and reducing pains. Mrs. C. Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia says Cardui restored her strength after childbirth and she recommends it to others. Thousands of women testify it benefited them and readers are advised to consult a physician if it does.
An observation notes that affections wane over time and keepsakes lose value as memories fade. The fragment suggests emotional distance transforms cherished souvenirs into junk.
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