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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
7
The Delphian society is a national women’s educational group with 250000 members and 3500 chapters in most states except Vermont and Rhode Island. It notes city federations of up to 80 chapters and aims at higher education social progress and personal improvement with self expression as its keynote.
Quote attributed to Victor Hugo stating the mind opens all locks with three keys knowledge reflection and imagination.
Theodore Gatlin adopts a girl named Penelope to ease a troubled marriage but the plan collapses into divorce. Penelope is raised by Mrs Gatlin then pursued by crime and fate. Years later psychiatrist Stephen Burt treats Nance Belden a girl with a split personality and a saddle nose in a courtroom saga ending with a dramatic escape.
The chief argues the brilliant Nance Belden must not graduate from San Quentin or be released to return to crime. He plans to isolate her from the gang, even considering hypnotic control to extract information while ensuring she forgets any betrayal.
The discussion covers hypnotism used by psychiatrists including Morton Prince and William McDougall. A police chief explains a crook’s survival instinct is to avoid squealing, and questions how to handle Nance Belden and the risk she poses if kept under watch. The plan shifts to considering Lanny as a possible monitor.
In a tense sequence, Dan McNamara traps Nance Belden’s would be rescuers at Stephen Burt’s home. He disarms two men, confronts their driver, and vows to protect Nance while investigating the crime and potential allies. He forces a weapon reveal and hints at confronting the Chicago-based gang behind the escape plot.
An article by M W Harper notes a high and growing demand for work horses in New York and nationwide. With about 400000 horses in New York, 20000 will pass usefulness next year and 20000 replacements are needed. Prices rise as only about half of needed 1,000,000 colt replacements can be found. Some farmers can raise their own replacements.
F H Crane of the University of Illinois says Illinois corn crop loss of nitrogen is about 21 million dollars if nitrate of soda is used to replace it. For every 75 bushels harvested, a quarter ton of nitrate costing about 10 dollars would be needed. Legumes offer a cheap alternative for soil nitrogen through improved crop rotation and manure management.
Sorghum seed used as feed blends with other grains is tannin rich and less valuable. Kansas trials show pigs on ground sorghum plus protein supplement gain 1.2 pounds daily, versus 1.6 pounds on ground corn and 1.49 on ground kafir. Ground sorghum is worth 63 percent of ground corn and 70 percent of ground kafir per 100 pounds.
The article explains a one to two and a half to three mix for concrete blocks using cement sand and crushed stone or pebbles not over three quarters of an inch. It notes six and a half sacks of cement and specific sand and stone volumes per cubic yard and that the block yield is just over 60 blocks with 33 percent air spaces. It warns bank run gravel may not yield maximum density unless it has correct sand and pebble proportions.
California leads with the most goats followed by Texas. Six goats may be kept for the same cost as one cow. Goats require little space and eat brush leaves twigs and bark. They do not solve the tin can or razor blade waste problem but eat can paper for fiber. Feed resembles that of a cow with alfalfa hay barley bran and silage.
Shelter for live stock becomes essential as feed shortages persist in many regions. Providing protection reduces feed use, preserves animal body fat, and lowers the risk of losses during harsh weather.
Bellevue hospital in New York houses 500 stone slabs in its morgue with bodies from murders accidents suicides and starvation. Slabs are often occupied long term and improvised resting places are sometimes required.
A health notice urges readers to avoid self blame for poor health and recommends S.S.S. as a tonic to stimulate gastric juices, improve appetite, and support blood cell and hemoglobin building. It suggests persistent use before meals and highlights mineral elements in the blood-building formula.
Important Point expresses intent to study singing away from home. Friend replies with encouragement and asks about the distance of the move.
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