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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
6
A satirical survey discusses New York's law allowing blood alcohol content as admissible evidence in drunken driving cases. It envisions a future with laboratories at fueling stations and needles determining sobriety, while noting practical hurdles and humorous scenarios.
An English tourist on his first visit to Niagara Falls listens as a guide extols the falls' millions of gallons per minute and billions per day. The tourist, calm and dry, quips that the runs must also happen all night.
A young man and his girlfriend debate plans outside a theater. He offers ten dollars to either marry and settle down or see the show. She dismisses Mickey Mouse and asserts they should marry now.
Farm Topics reports spontaneous hay pile ignition causes large losses in U S farms. Ringing guidance advises frequent inspection two to six weeks after storage, notes alfalfa and legume hay higher risk, and explains homemade thermometer probes to monitor barn temperatures. When readings exceed 190 degrees action includes removal of hay and evacuation of tools and livestock.
Calves prone to foot rot where yards are dirty and muddy. Lameness starts, foot swells, and tissue near the hoof becomes sensitive. Wash with iodine tincture, bandage, soak disinfectant solution, and trim diseased tissue. Keep calves in a clean dry place until recovery. Prevent by cleaning yards and using lime boxes.
Federal entomologists use traps mainly for scouting rather than destroying beetles. Traps baited with attractants indicate presence or absence of beetles nearby, and individual trapping is not recommended. Effective results require systematic, community wide trapping over a square mile or more.
North Carolina State College Extension recommends drenching sheep with a solution made by dissolving four ounces of copper sulphate in one pint of boiling water, then filling to three gallons with water and adding three ounces of a 40 percent nicotine sulphate. This mix doses 100 mature sheep.
A compact reflection on how the thoughts that arrive unbidden are often the most valuable and deserve preservation because they rarely recur.
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