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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
2
Providence Rhode Island woman shares relief from backache headaches and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports gained weight improved health and urges other women to seek aid from the remedy and the Pinkham company for advice.
The copy promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to soak and rub feet to ease sting from corns and bunions and aching feet. It advises shaking the powder into shoes for lasting comfort and friction reduction, ideal for dancing and breaking in new shoes. Sold by all dealers.
A fragment references a prisoner uttering a remark and a sales pitch for Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It notes nasal catarrh definitions and claims internal action via the blood. It mentions testimonials, a money-back promise, and Toledo based company F. S. Cheney & Co. Also includes a proverb about opportunity and a quip on a wheelbarrow versus an automobile.
A USDA prepared guide describes inexpensive coops for mother hens and chicks using waste lumber or old boxes. It covers design options including A frame and box coops, ventilation, removable floors, and a 30 inch long coop with adjustable doors to keep hens safe while chicks grow strong.
This old advice lists grains for poultry rations noting hulled oats boost egg production and should be preferred when affordable. Wheat is safest to feed alone but needs protein from meat feed or skim milk. barley and buckwheat aid variety. rye and corn have limits. screenings help if good quality.
The USDA outlines a two yard crop rotation to provide green poultry feed year round. It recommends alternate pasturing, regionally adapted crops, and seasonally suitable plantings such as clover vetch cowpeas sunflowers rape buckwheat oats winter vetch crimson clover and soybeans to feed poultry through different seasons.
Do not market vigorous pullets as early layers will falter. Feather pulling and egg eating stem from idleness insufficient green feed and water. Chicks require quiet during hatching and geese should wait for green pasture and foods before hatching.
York. Federal director Julius H Barnes outlined administration plans to keep bread affordable while enforcing the farmers guarantee of 2.26 a bushel. He said world prices may cover any surplus losses and noted three acquisition options direct to farmers, via grain exchanges, or through mills.
The 28th annual convention of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas adopted unqualified endorsements of the League of Nations and the Good Roads movement. Rebecca J. Fisher of Austin was re elected president with a slate of officers including Hal H. Sevier Cornelia Branch Stone J Wallace Brosig and Joe Carnal among others.
Ben Davison of the Houston Chamber of Commerce reports the air service division has recommended the purchase of about 2000 acres at Ellington Field for a permanent aerial training field. The land is part of 3500 acres currently leased by the government. Davison just returned from Washington with the update.
State food and drug commissioner R H Hoffman analyzed flour from Crowell Foard County and found a large amount of strychnine. The sheriff reported a woman died after eating bread made from the tainted flour.
An old Dodson's Liver Tone advertisement urges readers to avoid calomel for liver cleansing. It touts the product as harmless vegetable medicine that cleanses the liver, stops headaches and dizziness, and promises vigor, with a money back guarantee and claims of widespread use.
Fragmentary lines mention Archbishop Manning and a troupe called the Millionaires with unclear, garbled wording suggesting a cultural or public event. No clear event dates or locations are identifiable from the readable text.
A dated advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's temperance tonic as a remedy for feminine troubles. It claims to strengthen weak or overworked women, cures dizziness headaches and fatigue, and offers trial packages from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
First reports from the treasury show 116,077,000 subscriptions on the first day of the Victory Liberty Loan across five of twelve federal reserve districts. In London, Admiral Kolchak’s Siberian army advances 190 miles in five weeks on the Ural front, threatening Bolshevik control in Eastern Russia.
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