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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
3
Gerald declares his love for Pauline and proposes marriage as Madame de Ponlere negotiates boundaries. Pauline resists while admitting affection, and the pair plan a cautious courtship amid their adventurer lives. A cautious suitor advances while a stranger watches from afar.
A Washington patent office note traces early women inventors. Mary Kieser received a 1809 patent for weaving straw with silk. Hannah Lord Montague, born in Troy, New York, devised detachable collars after cleaning shirts in 1825. By 1840 Troy housed several string collar factories, making it a leading collar center.
South Dakota State College animal husbandry researchers report alfalfa hay in hog rations lowers corn needs and boosts gains. Trials compare chopped versus whole alfalfa hay with rack feeding showing similar gains, suggesting potential for higher winter returns for farmers if results hold in further tests.
Government researchers at Beltsville Maryland tested pasture rotation on lambs and found it reduces parasite burden enough for market weight without visible infestation. Rotation helps but is not foolproof. stomach worms remain a threat and copper sulfate dosing is suggested for complete suppression. Details are available from the USDA Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington DC.
A South Carolina Pig club member writes to the U S Department of Agriculture claiming his pure bred pig has produced about 100 pigs since he owned it. He says the pig funded clothes and spending money through high school and college and notes the animal helps promote the Better Sire Better Stock campaign for improving domestic animals.
The guidance notes silage as a feasible component of sheep diets, cautioning it should not be the sole feed. Suggests limited corn silage to three to five pounds per sheep daily, with hay and later in winter possibly some grain to balance the ration.
An advertisement from 372 Pearl Street New York promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills claiming to tone the liver and aid digestion with gentle, reliable action despite cautious language about opportunities requiring careful handling.
An advertisement warns buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine, safe Bayer Aspirin. It urges saying Bayer at purchase and notes imitators may be dangerous.
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for stiff swollen inflamed joints. It claims rapid relief from agony and swelling by topical application at 60 cents a tube, urging readers to ask for Joint-Rase.
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