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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
3
A U P dispatch notes American tourists now visit the Garden of Eden region once reached by caravan. Modern tourist trains ease travel, but guides may mislead. the famed apple tree is likely a later shoot rather than the original tree.
In a brutal chapter the Senecas hear a death song as Tiaoga captures foes. He returns with two killers, slays the blind man and a white man, and burns the captives at a torture stake. Tiaoga crowns his vengeance by waving Toinette’s braided hair before the flames.
Jeems arrives at Kanestio village after a seventy mile trek in thirty hours to deliver a minimal message to Matozee the Yellow Bear. His weapons are seized by Matozee as he is interrogated, raising concerns about Toinette being left alone amid shifting Indian sentiment and his role as a messenger.
Jeems flees from Matozee’s village after learning Wood Pigeon bears tidings of Silver Heels’s death and vows vengeance on Tinoga and Shindas. He travels toward Chemussie then Ticonderoga 1756 joins Montcalm’s forces to bury his grief in war while fate and Toinette haunt him.
In Valencia province a bus is stopped by villagers seeking someone to blame after a boy is knocked down by a passing car. The bus driver and all passengers are dragged out and beaten though none know the cause. Fifteen treated by doctors and three hospitalized.
A Marylebone police officer surprised two men who had stolen a car. They fled in a second vehicle but the officer quickly mounted the abandoned car and overtook them, ending the chase.
A USDA bulletin cites eight years of sprayed dormant fruit trees showing little risk to truly dormant trees from oil emulsions. Oil sprays curb San Jose scale and other pests such as scurfy, terrapin, cot tony peach scales, mites, leaf roller, pear psylla, and apple aphids. Farmers' Bulletin 1676-F outlines preparation and insect targets.
Eric Peterson of Pembina county North Dakota raised 61 pigs last summer on cracked wheat barley oats alfalfa pasture and a protein concentrate. He measured monthly gains and costs finding $3.50 to $6 per hundredweight. Short concentrate raised costs and slowed gains while ample concentrate later reduced costs and boosted growth. The pigs averaged 204 pounds at 189 days and fetched $1,100 with production costs around $600.
The article explains roughage as the base of dairy cow rations linking home-grown feeds to profitability. It notes high-protein legume hays cut grain needs, with alfalfa hay oats barley and corn ideal for cows up to 445 pounds of butterfat monthly. It adds that higher production requires high-protein supplements such as linseed or cottonseed meal.
Keith Kenagy of Page county Iowa found feeding strategy boosts dairy output. He kept cows off pasture in April, bought extra hay, then turned cows to pasture May 1. Production rose from 24.1 to 37.5 pounds per cow in May, showing the value of green succulent feed after a hay boost.
The fall sown winter wheat area is about ten and a half percent below 1930 and eleven percent under the three year average. Hog houses can be built easily and cheaply or during winter. A well should sit on high ground away from toilets and manure. Potatoes grow profitably with twenty bushels seed per acre using spaced pieces. alfalfa seeds should be plump and olive green for good germination.
A health ad touts Fellows' Syrup as a cure for nervous fatigue in businessmen. It claims the tonic restores appetite, vigor, and steady temperament, proposing a single bottle may improve home and work life and urging readers to ask their druggist for genuine Fellows' Syrup.
A brisk exchange reveals Sloane rejects bank backing in favor of the inventor Jarrell Ever his own product. The dialogue underscores independence in finance and production.
A restaurant note records a diner praising a meal while a waiter explains the chef is home sick, highlighting an informal exchange about dinner quality and staff status.
A weight loss ad urges fat readers to use Kruschen Salts with morning hot water, promising fat loss in three weeks, more energy, clearer skin, and youthfulness. It claims a money back guarantee and safety first, listing druggists nationwide. It also notes miscellaneous lines about broken hearts and an old saying on fortune, corned beef, and cabbage.
Mrs. W. F. Hubbard of 209 Grand Ave testifies that during two pregnancies she used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with great satisfaction and health improvements. She urges other expectant mothers to consider the remedies, noting all druggists stock Dr. Pierce medicines. Texarkana Ark Houston No 12 1932.
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