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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
9
Mrs. W. T. Cooper of 2517 Ross Ave Fort Worth says dengue fever left her weak, thin, and unable to sleep. After taking Tanlac she gained twenty five pounds and regained energy to do housework chores and garden. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
A clerk rushed into his boss’s private office claiming a fire at their house and that his sister’s hair burned. The boss asked about injuries. the clerk said she was not there and thus unaware. The report preserves the humorous miscommunication.
Get rid of that cold with Bond's Liver Pills. One pill at bedtime brings prompt relief for colds influenza fevers. Only 25c at all druggists. Refuse substitutes.
A famed Parisian dressmaker annually lets each woman employee select and tailored a dress to her taste, highlighting a storied shop custom. The remark about a dog growling too much adds a humorous aside about men.
A brief ad claims Freezone quickly relieves painful corns and calluses. A tiny bottle sells for a few cents through druggists, promising painless removal of hard and soft corns and between the toes.
Fashion notes celebrate suit and cape styles with straight lines and two piece outfits. Poiret twill fabrics highlight tailored jackets and skirts with ornate braiding, embroidered panels, and all black wraps. White and light furs pair with crepe garments, while gray and white furs contrast with black.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains leg weakness in early hatched chicks, noting a deficiency of calcium and phosphorus in bones. Cod liver oil aids metabolism and bone formation, with five drops daily mixed into feed for affected and healthy birds.
The Chicago Journal quotes a girl recounting a party where a boy fled with an umbrella to avoid getting his new palm bench suit wet, leading her to declare herself a man hater. The piece blends light anecdotes from Life and Patience with jokes on aging boys and family tools.
United States Department of Agriculture reports the dry matter of filter press cake is largely calcium carbonate and useful for liming soils. It contains small amounts of nitrogen phosphoric acid potash and organic material. Circular 257 by Sidney F Sherwood details analyses of representative samples. Copies available from the USDA in Washington.
The piece urges incubator chick caretakers to treat chicks as future layers by observing the mother hen. It emphasizes patience and guiding each chick to learn to scratch and exercise early, forming habits for strong, sturdy pullets and cockerels.
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