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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
2
Mrs Charles H Partain of Mobile Alabama shares how Teethina calmed her teething baby. The remedy soothes inflamed gums and eases distress. available at leading druggists or by mail from Moffett Laboratories Columbus Georgia with a free Baby Book offer.
Gen George A Wingate spoke in New York condemning mistreatment of war invalids. He warned that such acts deserve harsh punishment referencing a comic line about electrocuting Mrs Malaprops daughter at a church sociable. The exchange highlights wartime public sentiment.
Advertises Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum to remove pimples and blackheads. Apply ointment, wash with soap and hot water in five minutes, then use daily to keep skin clear. Talcum recommended for daily toilet use.
A small boy Neal answers that after eating three pancakes plus three more he would have a tummy full. The mother tests his arithmetic as he learns counting and quantities at the breakfast table.
A U S Department of Agriculture report details an ear tag system used by Cooper Curtice near Vienna Virginia to identify sheep and cattle breeding stock. Each animal receives an aluminum tag with a number indicating lineage, generation, and grade, with females tagged in the right ear and males in the left.
Emphasizing long lines and slender silhouettes, the season favors knitted bathing suits in black and blue contrasts, with gold piping and sash details. Capes and wraps in black, gray, and brown feature rich embroideries and fur collars, while bold accessories and vivid beach sets complete the seaside wardrobe.
The article states a single practical approach to remove noxious perennials like wild morning glories and peavine: prevent leaf growth in the latter half of summer after July 1. It suggests methods such as grazing, continuous cultivation, hoeing in crops, smothering with straw, planting dense crops, or frequent close mowing.
The USDA states most calf disorders stem from dirty conditions in feed pens bedding or utensils. Use only clean milk and sterilize pails to prevent disease. daily box cleaning removes old feed. Filth breeds bacteria that disturb the calf's stomach. cleanliness equals health.
Dehorn young calves soon after birth for best results. Clip hair where horns form, rub the horn button with caustic potash until the dead skin peels and bleeding begins. Moisten the potash stick and hold with a cloth to avoid burns. If delayed, cut off the button and apply potash, though earlier is better.
A rural guide explains feeding pigs with burned oats produced by smothering a charcoal fire. Cobs are burned, oats spread over to blacken, then the fire is extinguished. Once cooled, pigs gain access to the burned oats and eagerly consume any remaining particles.
The USDA notes strong gains from certified seed with New York ordinary fields 108 bushels an acre versus 223 on certified plots. Minnesota shows 60 bushels more, Pennsylvania 366 vs 100, and other states report similar gains. Michigan seed tests in 1921 also rose yields in Iowa Indiana Illinois Ohio and Delaware. Last season confirms favorable pricing benefits for growers and buyers.
The U S Department of Agriculture says cultivating alfalfa provides only small extra yield if the stand is healthy. Cultivation may help under crusted silt after irrigation, pasturing, or weed pressure, using a specialized harrow. Spike or disk harrows have limited value depending on soil type.
From the year an orchard is first set out intercropping is a secondary proposition and the trees come first. It has usually been considered desirable to use the land between the trees for the first years for increased profit. A cultivated crop also ensures cultivation of the trees.
The article advocates clover or alfalfa as ideal legume crops for poultry ranges. It states half an acre seeded to either legume can provide green feed for a hundred or more chickens.
Farmers are urged to cultivate deeply when corn stalks reach 18 inches, as roots are interwoven in a three and a half foot row. Deep tillage early in the season checks root growth, while shallow cultivation should follow as plants enlarge.
Massachusetts and bordering states highway conditions are broadcast by radio every Saturday at 6 30 by the Automobile Legal Association. The service provides motorists with up to date information on trunk line highway conditions.
Mrs. L. P. Wickens of 1214 West Tenth Street Oklahoma City says four bottles of Tanlac restored her health. She describes relief from stomach trouble indigestion gas around the heart headaches and nervousness and notes she now eats sleeps well and never loses work time. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are nature’s own remedy for constipation. Sold everywhere.
A Science American style note explains how brass pipe analysis by microscope reveals grain size color and temper. The eye of the chemist detects stresses and dangers in pipes, reflecting progress from old casting methods to controlled heat treatments.
A candid exchange during a medical exam for enlistment shows a candidate’s blunt admission that an old injury prevents him from running. The examining surgeon questions and the man openly declares he cannot meet the physical standard.
A lively gossip item notes widespread talk around town about a rumored event or change. The piece highlights unnamed sources, street chatter, and a sense of anticipation, with emphasis on public curiosity and social speculation.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to children for quick relief from constipation and upset stomach. It promises a fruity taste, safe for all ages, and instructs to buy the genuine product with proper directions on the bottle.
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