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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
7
An advertisement touts Dodsons Levertone as a quick relief for biliousness and dizziness. It claims to stimulate a bulky liver and bowels, regulate their function, and make them active. A free bottle is offered by writing Sterling Products in Wheeling West Virginia.
The article discusses cost effective geese farming with grazing as primary feed. It notes 60 geese per acre max, need for dry, well-ventilated housing, and caution on manure. Breeding advice favors geese over two years old, with 3-4 geese per gandder and careful selection of breeding stock.
The Ohio agricultural experiment station at Wooster endorses an all-mash chick ration as a new and promising method, noting success on their farm and among state poultrymen. Some stations doubt the claims, but proponents argue that feeding principles remain flexible and caution against adding scratch grain to preserve protein balance. The all-mash should be coarser in grind for better palatability.
The article argues artificial rearing of turkeys via incubators and brooders can yield higher profits than traditional hen hatched methods. It notes growing poults above 20 to 30 percent is increasingly difficult and cites turkey chicken associations as a major cause of losses.
The guidance urges immediate action if roup symptoms appear. Clean and spray houses, pens, coops, and runs with coal tar dip disinfectant. Remove and burn droppings and litter. Clear unnecessary equipment from houses and yards and store elsewhere.
In Moscow, style yields to necessity as textiles and cash remain scarce. Despite easier conditions, most wear rugged garments and many adopt a utilitarian peasant look. yet streets reveal a wide variety of outfits and smart women appear more often. Social rank no longer shown by dress.
California orange growers gain from Europe’s harsh winter as 230 year cold snaps devastate Spain's citrus. The California Fruit Growers exchange ships the first load to Europe in April with many more to follow. Over 2,500 carloads may be marketed and more than 1,000,000 boxes could fetch growers $2 to $4 per box.
Franklin New Hampshire reports Franks A Gerlach owns a wagon claimed to be 113 years old and still running. The wagon, said to be one of Abbott Downing’s early Concord coach designs, uses leather strap suspension instead of springs and has steel plates to protect the leather where the wheels contact it.
Lyng, Mass. Gordon Smith wished to enlist in the navy after passing exams. A nude tattoo on his arm led officers to require a dress tattoo over the image before finalizing his papers.
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