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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
3
Prepared by the USDA the notice warns half measures fail against fowl tuberculosis. Kill and disinfect the flock, burn carcasses, and prevent spread by destroying infected birds and manure to safeguard other birds and animals.
Farmers must bury or burn carcasses promptly to stop virulent pathogens from scavengers and spread. Deep burial with lime is recommended, especially for livestock dying of infectious diseases like anthrax or tuberculosis. Winter digging is harder but often necessary to curb disease spread.
The article advises green feeds like alfalfa clover cabbage and turnips for chicks with shade for comfort. It notes Bren and shorts with milk or beet scrap provide protein and mentions hens balance their own ration. It warns against dusty dry housing and suggests light sprinkling to reduce dust.
Washington reports Texas would gain three military highways under a military appropriation plan. Routes would run north to Corpus Christi, through Oklahoma and Texas, with a second path from Texarkana via Paris to Dallas and Fort Worth, and a third route along the old Spanish Trail to El Paso.
San Angelo Texas was chosen Friday as the 1920 meeting place for the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association of Texas at the close of its fourth annual convention. J B Moore of Del Rio was elected president with W A Brown of Rock Springs and R M Martin of Sonora as vice presidents. B E Stricklen of June was secretary treasurer and the executive committee grew from fifteen to thirty members. President Moore named the new-year committee to represent the association in Austin seeking legislative funding for a wool security plant at the A and M College and for wool grading and classification instruction.
Dodson's Liver Tone promises to replace calomel with a safe vegetable liver medicine that cleans the liver and bowels by morning. The ad warns calomel can make you sick and salivate, while claiming Dodson's will improve energy and mood with a money back guarantee. Children are said to tolerate it well and druggists sell it cheaply.
A woman attempts to convey a full message on a single page, prompting discussion on space, clarity, and expression. The incident reflects differing views on efficient communication and personal writing style.
Shake into your shoes and foot bath with antiseptic powder. It relieves painful swollen smarting feet and stings from corns and bunions. Allen's Foot Ease provides relief for sweating callous tired aching feet and makes walking a delight. Sold everywhere.
A reader reflects on a town famed for its climate as the sole brag, probing what kind of place it is beyond weather. The remark frames the locale as defined by its environment rather than other attributes.
In a backstage aside the style world questions if Smith repaired relations with his wife. Becker confirms reconciliation but jokes the terms remain unclear and unsettled.
A brief advertisement extols Cuticura Ointment for facial skin at rising and retiring, advising a five minute wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It claims improvements for poor complexions dandruff itching and rough hands with neat closing attribution to Ady.
A four year old objects to washing her face and tells her grandmother she will not wash it again. She adds she has decided to have it dry cleaned, a humorous mispronunciation that charms the reader.
Secret Service agents probing inside the home of Charles H Turnbull a treasury department macerating room employee uncovered more than 65000 in redeemable treasury notes buried in tin cans and other receptacles several feet underground thousands of partly mutilated notes were found hidden in walls under carpets and await reassembly Turnbull was charged with embezzlement after his arrest Thursday night colleagues say he planned to resign soon.
An old advertisement claims Vader Balm halts inflammation to relieve mumps headache burns and catarrh with warnings about imitations. It offers free samples and agent prices from E W Vacher Inc New Orleans La and notes a Greek death sentence delay of two years as a cautionary aside.
Boston defendants William A. English and John O'Brien of English & O'Brien wool firm were fined 10000 dollars each and sentenced to eighteen months in prison for conspiring to defraud the government on income tax returns. They pleaded guilty to frauds totaling 1378000 dollars.
The War Department figures show Texas contributed 161 065 volunteers to military service, 4.29 percent of the national total. Texas ranked fifth among states behind New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Ohio, and exceeded its census population share in the war effort.
J L Edwards Manager Agricultural Section U S Railroad Administration offers free information to homeseekers about farming opportunities. State requested will guide details. No sales or lending, only information. Room 72 Washington DC adv.
A brief gossip item from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a husband taking a layoff for a couple of weeks to worry about himself. The exchange hints at personal concerns rather than illness.
Capudine offers quick relief for all headaches including sick and nervous headaches. Trial bottle priced at 10 cents with larger sizes available. It's a liquid remedy advertised for heat, cold, grippe, or stomach-related headaches.
A line of proverbs notes that a dream of conquest is a devilish blessing and that the pineapple leaf yields usable cloth. The piece also remarks the golden eagle as a rare bird akin to other prized tenors.
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