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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1953
Page
8
Dr Geo W Cox state health officer warns rheumatic fever remains a major killer among youth. He notes it kills more between ages 10 to 15 than any disease and ranks behind tuberculosis for ages 15 to 24. Emphasizing diagnosis difficulty he urges prolonged physician supervision and rest to prevent heart damage.
Rainfall moistens bone dry Texas regions aiding wildlife. Quail and wild turkey prepare for spring reproduction while fawns seek greenery after a harsh winter. Fish life returns as lakes and streams refill, boosting ponds and tanks, says the Wildlife Executive Secretary.
College Station advises stocking six key ingredients for garden insect control. Sadie Hatfield of the Texas A&M Extension outlines Lindane Chlordane poison bait sulphur lead arsenate and oil emulsion with specific uses for aphids white fly caterpillars slugs and bagworms. Consult L-132 for detailed guidance from the county agent.
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