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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
3
W Leonard Johnson, a physical examiner for the New Jersey civil service commission, reports that police size rules are flawed. Tests on 450 applicants show height over 5 feet 6 inches does not relate to strength, and weight only matters up to about 165 pounds. He urges revision of patrolman physical standards.
Advert says Bowles Red Pepper Rub uses heated peppers to relieve rheumatic pains within minutes. Claims it helps stiff joints lumbago neuritis and chest colds. Encourages readers to buy small jar from their druggist. Also features John Masefield remark on college cabin ads and poets.
Miss Rosalie Bicknell Babcock of Lingfield Surrey who died last July left 47798 pounds and instructed her executors to burn the oil painting of her late father before her funeral and to forbid any copying of it.
Harvard libraries house about 3,168,390 volumes with 3,371 tons of books. The Chinese library contains 47,775 books and the law library 359,400 volumes. The note ends with a Euripides quote about forgetting worries.
Book notice for The Plains of Abraham published by Doubleday Doran Co Inc via WNU Service.
In the Seneca town of Chemussio the Dark Year brings hunger and war talk as Tiaoga and council plan the spring attack. Jeems and Toinette part with hope for a priest and a future marriage while Wuskoo leads a winter hunting retreat toward Lake Ontario.
In a harsh winter描 the Senecas and allied tribes face famine and death. Jeems struggles to feed his family on the Little Selus while Toi nette and Wood Pigeon cling to life. A gaunt Father Roubaud arrives and performs a Catholic wedding uniting Jeems and Toinette as the village endures continued peril.
Beirut, a major Near East education center, hosts the Ahli yah school opened by Syrian Mary Kassab in the English mission building. The non-sectarian native school grew from 20 to 300 in a few years and attracts girls from Iraq Palestine and across the Arabic-speaking world. The New York Times notes its popularity rests on its native non sectarian character and strong technical reputation.
Influential view notes that railways steamships telegraphs telephones and newspapers compress distance and information flow to drive down costs. The quote highlights newspapers as a key information and advertisement conduit shaping price dynamics.
Dr. A B Wight outlines dramatic drop in bovine tuberculosis infection from 10 percent in 1908 to 1.5 percent in 1931 after mass tuberculin testing. By November 1980, 1 271 counties or 42 percent of US, reduced to under 0.5 percent infection in modified accredited area.
The article outlines annual feed consumption by common breeds and notes that profits depend on fall and winter production. It cites USDA findings that most hens lay under 60 eggs yearly, with March to June lowest price, and recommends rations including scratch grains mashes meat feed green feed mineral grit and exercise through scattered scratch.
James F. Taylor of Hast Point Texas used home grown bulky feed to profit despite low milk prices. The ration for January to March included ground hegari Bermuda hay peanut vines and cottonseed meal. Cows averaged 20 pounds of milk daily worth about 20 dollars per ton of roughage after grinding costs and manure value.
The cattle tick campaign has reached 85 percent eradication in infected regions as officials hope for near-term complete removal. Opposition from growers delayed progress but did not stop declines, with further measures like dipping and quarantines cited as ongoing efforts.
The report says grinding corn fodder extends the feed supply. Nebraska experiment station results show calves eat coarsely ground fodder with less waste and gain better than on whole fodder. Other livestock also benefit from reduced waste and longer lasting feed.
Women increasingly fish, aided by fashion freedom and modern gear. Authorities note knickers or short skirts lessen social fear, while artificial bait spares delicate sensibilities from handling worms and minnows.
Polly asks if her husband understands her and Molly notes he began another charge account last week. Molly adds that he opened the account for her.
Restful sleep for a fretful feverish child promotes comfort by aiding bowel movement. Castoria offers a pure vegetable preparation claimed to be gentle yet effective, with no harsh drugs or narcotics. Genuine Castoria bears the labeled name.
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