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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1941
Page
2
A column presents a mock Gallup poll with percentages on defense, war, and near East questions, followed by humorous bits about fish stories, Menuhin, Kilkenny bomb, fire hose, Clark Gable, and Hitler era notes. The items poke fun at public sentiment and wartime culture with quirky one liners.
A terse exchange contrasts intimate confession with a chilling financial demand. The lines hint at a personal relationship priced or burdened by obligation, suggesting tension between affection and payment in a troubling context.
An Irishman obtained leave from work to attend a wedding and came back with two black eyes. When asked what happened he said the best man, dressed like a peacock, claimed to be the groom and joked that he was too good to be ignored.
Agricultural expert W H Pierre explains how soil nitrogen calcium and phosphorus affect crop quality and animal feeding. Legumes fix nitrogen, liming aids inoculation, and phosphorus is vital for bone health. deficiencies lead to bone disease and poor appetite.
Farmers adopt a cagelike device to trap horn flies in summer. The 7 by 6 by 10 foot frame with a fly tight roof uses canvas flaps to brush flies from animals as they pass through. Built cheaply, plans are available from the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine in Washington DC.
Poultry specialists warn that more than 5 percent cottonseed meal in a hen's diet can cause mottled yolks and pink-tinged whites after storage. Turnips onions garlic and leeks are strong offenders. cheese weed field pennycress and certain weeds may color both yolk and white, while avoiding these plants helps keep eggs neutral in flavor.
Roy S. Dearstyne head of the North Carolina State college poultry department argues dirt floors menace poultry welfare. If necessary, houses with dirt floors should be scraped monthly removing four to six inches of material and replacing with clean sand or soil from unpolluted sources. Removed dirt must be disposed away from chicken areas.
Classified note promotes high grade healthy baby chicks from Bremers Hatchery in LaGrange Texas with lowest prices and prompt order fulfillment.
A 32 page booklet offers diagrams and directions for basic steps and variations of the waltz Westchester fox-trot shag rumba Samba Conga tango Peabody and Lindy Hop. It explains leading and following and how to combine steps for enjoyable dances. Send your order to:
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