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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
7
Mrs. Perry Powell of 1609 East Perkins St Guthrie Oklahoma says Tanlac lifted her from a three year bedbound state with stomach catarrhal trouble indigestion and gas to full health. She gained twenty eight pounds and urges others with similar suffering to try Tanlac as a reliable remedy sold by druggists.
The excerpt contrasts Blaine's quiet demeanor with limited direct contact through his wife. It suggests a common misjudgment where women overrate men and men underrate women, challenging assumptions about personal character and societal roles.
Washington debate over forest conservation runs hot with claims of overkill versus preservation. Dudley’s story of the Converse Basin tree highlights ancient resilience as officials spar over policy and recognition of service amid disarmament and budget clashes.
The Adelaide Chronicle cites Sir Baldwin Spencer arguing that Australia remains the sole place to study Stone Age genetics and that governments savants and the public failed to start earlier investigations into Aboriginal manners and customs before the race neared extinction. The Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science discussed these issues at its Wellington meeting.
A recalled event where a mother disciplines a boy after insisting on walking on steps near a post office. She leads him into a church to administer a strong spanking in a pew before realizing worshippers are praying.
The USDA reports spring litters suffer 86 percent loss before weaning, far higher than 24 percent in fall, across 8,025 litters in Illinois Iowa and Indiana. Major causes include weak piglets starvation and being laid on by the mother, with feeding and handling errors blamed for most losses.
The lamb is in its second week of life when docking is performed. Two men and a sharp knife or docking iron suffice. One holds the lamb while the partner locates the tail joint and cuts about one and a half inches from the body. A cord may control bleeding, then removed after eight to ten hours. Hot docking irons offer a cleaner method that sears the tail and prevents bleeding.
On many farms hens are left to shift for themselves or fed only grain. Such feeding may yield good short term production but harms profitability in the next fall and winter season.
The two main things necessary in handling brood mares are feed and moderate exercise. Wheat bran and oats are the two best grain rations and are better if fed together. Excessive corn and kafir will cause trouble at foaling time.
Experiments conducted by state and government stations across the country show pure bred sows outperform grade or scrub sows in pork production. The finding holds on a major Northwest hog ranch as well.
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