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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
2
The piece notes no basic patent changes in 1941 men’s wear but promises new touches to coats pants and vests with duller colors due to draft. It predicts roomy jackets and trousers larger pockets for war needs along with zippers in linings and longer pants while hats shoes and suspenders see minor shifts.
A visitor questions why many Scots serve as pilots at the British air headquarters. The guide replies that Scots believe every cloud has a silver lining, joking about keeping them out.
A classroom exchange on eggs and perseverance ends with a wry joke. The teacher praises a driverlike focus as the graduate responds with a punchline about a truck driver. The dialogue contrasts disciplined pursuit with a humorous outcome.
Dr. George D Scarleth explains tissue tests as quick field checks of nitrogen phosphorus and potash in crops. By sampling stalk bases tips and leaf bases, farmers can pinpoint fertilizer needs and detect deficiencies through simple chemical reactions.
Florence C. Weed surveys how farm products, especially milk, move into industry. Milk wool hats, casein coatings, dyed textiles, insecticide sprays, milk plastics and vitamins show expanding uses. Despite progress, 24 billion quarts of skimmed milk still lack outlets.
Agriculture notes show the farmer's share of the consumer dollar for 58 foods averaged 42 cents in 1940, down from 41 cents in 1939 and 40 cents in 1938. The U S forest service estimates United States farmers lose about 150 million dollars annually due to mismanaged farm woods.
A six inch crocheted square design wins prizes repeatedly at shows. The pattern 2772 includes directions for making the square and stitch illustrations, materials needed, and a photo. Send order to the publisher.
A reflective remark on time use. Laziness grows from cobwebs to iron chains as business increases. The more tasks a man has, the more he learns to economize time and accomplish more.
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