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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
7
Julia Bottomley notes stripes and silk ensembles define current summer fashion. Silk suits in three and four piece forms range from crepe and satin blends to taj cashmere silk weaves, with bold stripe patterns and diverse blouse styles highlighted by Laura La Plante's wardrobe.
Ohio State University extends its poultry bulletin No 63 by Prof A R Winter detailing 21 feeds and six rations for fattening maintenance growth and egg production. It includes two starter growing formulas and four laying hen formulas with feeding equipment guidance and special fattening rations for hens and young birds.
Ohio poultry extension specialists urge farmers to vent hot houses and cool hens to sustain egg output. They advise opening ventilators and planting rape for green pasture, plus culling slow layers and controlling lice and mites for summer and fall production.
Guidance on dividing roosters and pullets at broiler stage. Pullets gain from normal growth and exercise while broilers need limited exercise, fattening feed, and a moderately tight pen. Final diet may include ground corn and buttermilk, with optional fattening mash and green feed.
The Pekin breed is white or creamy white and among the largest duck breeds with drakes weighing eight to nine pounds and ducks seven to eight. This breed is perhaps the most popular meat duck across the United States. Pekins may be mated at a ratio of one drake to every six or eight ducks.
Emphasizes high cleanliness to prevent chick losses. Scrub the floor with hot lye water and dry before chicks enter. Use clean litter free of mold and kernels, changing it often to prevent filth. Keep chicks partially confined with sunlight rather than allowing access to old ground that may harbor disease germs and parasite eggs.
In Washington DC a tight circle of native families holds private prestige beyond diplomats and officials. Old residents prefer quiet homes over showy mansions, resisting new money and officeseekers as they preserve generations of continuity in the capital. Carriages still cruise streets once common to these longtime inhabitants.
A Kansas City Times excerpt shows Constable Slackputter denouncing permissive car parking while a local notorist retorts that two cars on a block could not be called promiscuous. The exchange highlights a comic trial of language and authority.
The article argues that Human Worker Forgotten Machinery exceeds the capabilities of labor in producing diverse goods and stresses ongoing perfection of a mechanical civilization, with human welfare often sidelined in the process.
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