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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
7
The guide outlines a Go go therefore teaching plan with senior and adult classes using two methods a perplexities review and the summary method. It lists weekly discussion prompts from April to June including sickness, ambition, charity, loyalty, sin, resurrection, and Christ’s atonement and return.
A religious line from Rev. Guy H. King contrasts self effort with faith, urging believers to trust God to reveal his glory. The quote emphasizes belief and divine action over human works as the path to spiritual blessing.
The quotation contrasts the gospel’s opening scene of the son in the father’s bosom with the closing scene of a sinner in the bosom of the son. Attributed to Mr. R. B. Stewert.
E T Robbins notes that big team outfits can be hitched in about a minute per horse and unhitch in 22 seconds per horse. In a study of 17 teams totaling 110 horses, hitch times averaged 38 seconds per horse and unhitched averaged 22 seconds per horse. Five, six, and eight horse teams took two to three, three to five, and four to seven minutes to ready, with unhitched times from two to four minutes for eight-horse teams.
Ralph G C Hay of the University of Illinois reports that grinding feed too fine raises power use and lowers net returns. He notes savings of up to eight cents per 100 pounds by coarse grinding when electricity costs six cents per kilowatt hour. Experiments show three to eight times more power for fine grinding, with hammer mills offering some advantages in fine grinding. Coarse grinding increases mill capacity and reduces wear, though some feeders fear more waste and dust reduces palatability. Feeding tests indicate cattle fed finely ground feed earn less net return than those fed coarser ground feed.
An Illinois farmer uses a modified pitchfork bound to the silo filler downspout to evenly scatter silage. A pole attached above the tines reaches the silo doors, letting one man steer the stream to rival the distribution of five men.
About 6 300 000 farms exist in the United States with 2 520 000 carrying mortgages. The casu alties among farmers are high, yearly renter conversion reaches 220 500, and one of six farmers has been demoted to renter. The average farm spans 160 acres with a mortgage near $7 per acre. An rise in farm prices may shrink the ownership tenancy gap for many farmers.
Oregon hop growers plagued by downy mildew for three years pin hopes on resistant varieties and new control methods. Researchers at the U S Department of Agriculture and Oregon State College collaborate on breeding and preventive practices to curb the disease.
In a bold mood designers unveil modern veils that break from standard lace caps. The display features two-section duovails, beret hats with tulle, flower toques, and heart-shaped muffs, enabling brides to adapt after the ceremony while staying stylish.
The coming spring and summer will feature ensembles built around sleevesleeved coats paired with contrasting dresses. Designers like Patou and Jenny showcase short pearl gray coats over raven blue and vivid green to carrot red dresses respectively. Sleeveless coats, promoted by top dressmakers, emphasize bold dress sleeves over the coat.
Designers shift from printed crepe to printed linen in summer outfits. Plain and printed linen trim plain dresses with a light bright mood. Linen is washable and trimmings are detachable for practical smart fashion statements.
The season’s hit material Le Pied de Poule appears in all fabric forms from wool to silk. The chicken foot weave leads to outfits ranging from top coats to lingerie worn next to the skin.
Linen suits gain an important place in summer wardrobes with uncrushable fabric options. Available in dark practical colors including black.
A young man Bob Stone confronts Dorothy at a roadside camp near Charlie Parkins in a mistaken intruder plot. After a quarrel over Charlie’s absence and a withheld lunch, Dorothy reveals Charlie is her brother. Bob offers help and plans daily lunches as a future meeting to resolve the situation.
Instructions describe washing leather gloves using mild soap flakes and water. Step by step you squeeze out moisture rinse with lukewarm water gently roll to remove dirt and air dry at moderate temperature. Avoid twisting or high heat and keep leather pliable with light soap residue.
Nobbs jokes that Smith’s departure would have made an odd parcel to carry, as cited in An swers Magazine.
Mrs Thelma Gravely of Roseville California says she used Kruschen Salts with a diet and lost 29 pounds in eight months. The ad promises half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and a four week jar at a small cost with a money back guarantee.
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