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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
2
A visiting washing machine agent asks how the home talent fared and the Tombicken tavern owner says the show was first rate. The audience roared as the headlining comedian delivered a risky near-bust and survived amid cheers.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without knowing it. Poor kidney health can affect other organs and cause back pain headaches and fatigue. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is urged as a physician prescribed remedy available at drug stores with an offer to send a ten cent sample bottle.
A French engineer refines a turbine engine claimed to unite explosive gas motor and steam turbine benefits. Tests before the French air service reportedly satisfied officers, with the device running smoothly at 1500 revolutions per minute.
At the very first sign of colds fevers or la grippe take a Bond's Liver Pill at bedtime It acts on the liver to cleanse the system of poisonous germs and impurities preventing serious complications Only 25c at all drug stores
A groundbreaking oil-tanker built entirely with electric welding was launched in Providence. The vessel, the first of its kind in the United States, used electricity to fuse steel plates and heavy frame angles, producing remarkable heat during construction.
The Michigan experiment station found pigs fed corn and water gained far less than milk fed pigs. Pig No 3 reached 850 pounds by one year after starting at seven months, while No 4 remained 76 pounds. Separated milk proved a valuable growth promoter, costing 6.7 cents per pound of gain, versus 19.7 to 80 cents per pound without milk.
Farmers provide salt to prevent salt hunger and maintain growth health and production. Salt supplies chlorine for digestion, and shortages reduce milk output and overall condition. Extra salt should be accessible at all times, either in grain or as rock salt blocks, protected from weather.
The sow and litter stay in a small pen until five to eight days old. Afterward they should have light exercise. Do not feed the sow rich feed or milk production will flood and pigs may become fat and die. By two weeks of age losses should be very small.
Morgan county farmer L. B. Drury markets about 1000 hogs yearly and outlines three first principles for healthy hogs: segregation, sanitation, and vaccination. He stresses cleanliness sunlight and disinfectant, plus fenced small fields with portable hog houses and keeping herds sized and sorted.
Fashion writer Julia Bottomley surveys spring trends from cloche hats to turned up brims and student prince sweaters. She notes bold brims, knitted scarves, wired rosettes, and color blends like magenta and white, plus new lace one piece frocks and chenille coats marking a lively season.
The weather bureau reports roots and soil moisture affect lightning conduction. Oaks, elms, ashes, poplars, and gums show higher damage risk, especially in loam or sandy soils, while chestnut maple alder and mountain ash are less susceptible. Open stands and edge locations increase danger.
The article advises matching garden wall material to the house whether stone, stucco or brick. It discusses cobble frame walls, lattices, fences, gates and hedges with trellised arches. It notes white pine for exterior woodwork, the need for paint and protection, and that white is preferred for outdoor woodwork.
The writer argues the knocker exposes flaws but is seldom followed by those he critiques. Kind, constructive voices attract people and endure, while relentless critics are missed only briefly after they pass away.
The author predicts a rising drive for village betterment across the country, especially in the West, as pioneer days end. Homes should be permanent with distinctive town characteristics, a move seen as financially beneficial for property values and happiness.
The National Association of Real Estate Boards urged member boards to appoint strong committees to work with railroads industries and civic bodies to convert railroad rights of way into attractive city entrances improving urban approaches and first impressions.
An advertisement extols ALLEN'S FOOT EASE foot bath powder as antiseptic and healing for perspiring, chilled, or damp feet. It promises full box directions and offers a free trial package and a sample doll by mail from Le Roy New York.
A humorous exchange on marriage unfolds with quarrels and quips. Clarence asks about a matri monial bark while a father suggests fault finding in wives leads to a dog's life for husbands. The speaker retorts that husbands should stop growling to avoid barking from wives.
An advertisement touts Dr. Peery's Dead Shot as expelling worms and tapeworms while cleansing mucus that harbors them and boosting digestion. It claims one dose suffices.
The Rosta agency reports a tenth century Greek manuscript found in Pskov Russia by Academy of Science members. It comprises 40 parchment sheets with missing beginning and end and is viewed as a rare example of ancient graphic art.
Mr A Perry of New York City says taking Carter's Little Liver Pills ended his bad breath and stomach upset. He praises relief from sour stomach, constipation, headache and indigestion, noting gentle effective action and no after effects. Sold at all drug stores.
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