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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
6
Pest problem in homes with rats mice cockroaches waterbugs or ants. Stearns' Electric Paste claims to kill all in a single night and has 15 language directions per box. Money back if it fails and two sizes priced at 35 cents and 1.50.
A reflective note describes a self made man who borrows two thirds of his ideas in business ventures. It emphasizes practical application and the mingling of original thought with borrowed concepts.
A Birmingham Age-Herald paragraphist was carried to a sanitarium after overwork and mental exhaustion. He vowed to stop writing about Lloyd George Lenin or Trotzky and movie stars for a week but broke down on the fourth day.
An old advertisement extols Bond's Liver Pills to “drive colds and disease” from the system by cleansing the liver and bowels. It claims pills purify poison from the body at first signs of cold fever and headaches, presenting them as superior to calomel.
A sharp note warns readers against spreading rumors about neighbors and trivial scandals. It urges discretion about deaths, dress, finances, and church matters, arguing gossip harms reputations and heaven may surprise close-minded gossipers.
A prose snippet contrasts a man’s rise from fifty a week to ten thousand a year with his wife’s unhappiness. It notes money is not the sole measure of happiness and questions living well within one’s means as a source of contentment.
Washington. The Department of Justice pledges indictments of war profiteers after a new bill for a veterans cash bonus passes. The piece analyzes political fallout, party fault lines, and how profiteering cases may shape support or opposition to the postwar bonus amid broader government reorganization proposals and Memorial Day observances.
The U S Department of Agriculture warns consumers that milk is indispensable in children diets and a key source of lime and vitamine A and B. It advises care in handling pasteurized milk, notes bacteria risks, and recommends a full quart per child daily where possible. It explains pasteurization reasons and warns against careless practices.
Lift and mix flour baking powder corn meal sugar and salt. Cut in butter then add egg and milk to form soft dough. Roll half inch, cut rounds, add butter in center, seal, brush with milk and bake fifteen minutes in a hot oven. Serve hot.
A guide advises against rubbing silk with soap or adding soda and warns against boiling. Use a hot thick lather from shredded soap, rinse thoroughly in cold water, and dry in the sun when most water is pressed out.
The text warns that the main cause of loss among baby chicks after early development is piling up at night. Smothering and sweating deplete feathers, stressing chicks during feather regrowth and leading to stunted, worthless birds.
Soak salt fish in milk to freshen it for immediate use, a simple kitchen technique.
An advice piece suggests repurposing an old broom by cutting the worn straw and driving the sharpened handle into the ground beside the walkway. The improvised broom cleans shoe soles and sides, reducing indoor sweeping and preserving the broom’s utility.
Portable fire extin from HOUCHU notes for home safety. Potato rub removes mud from dark clothing. Pink and blue ribbons finish a Retest flounce top. Bread crumbs beat cracker dust for frying to reduce sogginess. Boil new rope to soften it and hang in a warm room. Wring sheets from the side to avoid selvage wrinkles. Benzine brightens copper cleaning powder. Lamp chimneys clean with tissue and warm steam.
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