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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
7
The article surveys reactions to Huey Long and Father Coughlin advocating wealth redistribution. It notes Marriner Eccles and Senator Nye proposing income redistribution and a central bank, and critiques their feasibility. It highlights political drama around Roosevelt era policies and labor opposition to NRA changes.
Cornell University engineers describe an American Society for Testing Materials project to evaluate galvanized farm fencing durability. A New York state test yard will expose fence samples to weather and record long term performance. Copper additions in steel improve rust resistance with minimal cost.
Professor Hinman of the New York State College of Agriculture says a 225-pound moderately fat hog yields ham and three-rib shoulders about sixteen pounds each, bacon strips and loins ten to twelve pounds, suitable for curing and slicing. He notes heavier hogs increase lard and fat content. healthy dressing is essential.
Dr. Walter Hough of the Smithsonian argues that man was not always at odds with wild animals and that domestication began in peaceful zones. He cites central Asia as the likely cradle, with Tibet and Alaska examples showing animals’ lack of fear around humans.
A Kansas City Star humor strip joke centers on a boss and secretary. The wife suspects a dinner with a coworker leading to a punchline where the boss reveals the secretary is now his former aide. The dialogue highlights workplace romance implications with a light sting.
An advertisement claims Nadinoa Bleaching Cream whitens and smooths skin quickly with nightly application. It urges by day improvement and promises a money back guarantee. Available in large boxes at toilet counters or by mail from Nadinoa Box 15 Paris Tennessee.
Calotabs are marketed as a thorough intestinal eliminant and diuretic aiding cold relief. The ad claims cleansing the gut removes germ laden mucus and toxins while promoting kidney elimination of poisons, with dosing of one or two tabs first night and a repeat if needed. A family package costs twenty five cents, ten cents for a smaller pack.
Name and address to Grape-Nuts, Battle Creek Michigan, for a club membership insignia and free copy of the manual Win with Dizzy Dean plus a list of other free prizes.
The Department of Agriculture estimates dairy farms need about half a ton of ice per cow to cool and store cream, or at least one and a half tons per cow to cool whole milk, delivered two or three times weekly. Losses beyond 80 percent melt require more ice. Average households require five to ten tons per season.
The text explains that boundary line trees are held as tenants in common by adjoining owners. Earlier views allowed one owner to lop limbs and roots on his side, but later cases prohibit destroying a boundary line tree without the other's consent. If damaged, the other owner may seek damages. an owner has no authority over trees not on the line or on his own land.
Agricultural notes cover radium soil dust trials and rapid plant growth, New York bee die-off from harsh winter, potato sweetness decline with age or warmth, cattle and sheep eating raw potatoes while pigs prefer cooked, Bailey county Texas cotton burr feed, short adult moth life, calls for humane cattle branding in England, milk value comparison, China wool production, timothy seed imports to meet planting demand.
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