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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
2
Greek industry gains momentum from merchants who migrated from Asia Minor and Constantinople after the war with Turkey. Carpets emerge as a thriving new craft boosting the economy and trade networks.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap promising doubled razor efficiency and improved skin health. It claims the soap prevents mug irritation, germs, and waste, works for shaving bathing and shampooing, and permits shaving twice daily without irritation.
The city surveyor says rebuilding St Pauls Cathedral in London would cost ten million dollars to ensure safety for another thousand years. An old ad offers Roman Rye flour as a remedy for eye irritation and skin burns. An advertisement urges buyers to ask dealers for top grade butter.
A kitchen feature lists open sandwich ideas for picnics and summer desserts. It covers Cream of Chicken, Deviled, Cucumber, and Clubhouse Sandwiches with decorative garnishes, plus multiple frozen desserts like Strawberry Sherbet Raspberry Bombe Glace and Apricot Cream Sherbet with steps for preparation and freezing.
The piece notes fashion favors adornment in hats and children’s dresses, urging ready made English print outfits in bright colors. It highlights trim details on hats, smocking on frocks, and economical value of buying multiple colored fabrics for daily wear, with examples like a yellow English print panty frock.
Clemson college expert warns most purebred breeders fail due to high costs and inexperience. Crossbreeding yields uneven results and scrubs underperform, so focus on high grades from purebred sires. Definitions cover purebred, crossbred, grade, high-grade, and scrub animals.
Lamb losses in North Carolina are tied to poor winter feeding and lack of proper feeds for ewes before lambing and for both ewes and lambs after lambing. Ewes in poor flesh produce weak lambs, while well nourished ewes with exercise show stronger lambing results.
Farmers fear short hog feed in summer 1925 and consider early planting and threshing of barley. If successful, barley could be ready to feed hogs by late July across much of the corn belt. Ground barley would still be cheaper than the high priced corn of 1924.
Past experiments show oats deliver about 40 percent of corn value for fattening hogs while growing and breeding stock may be worth roughly half as much per bushel as corn. Grinding oats helps little. not sure it pays. For 100 pound pigs in fall, feed about 0.5 to 1 pound of oats per hog daily for a month.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims no narcotics, to soothe the stomach, and to regulate the bowels without griping, urging consumers to insist on the genuine product with proper directions.
A government project will connect the Honduran towns Olanchito and La Ceiba by a new highway. The route spans about 80 miles and will shorten travel time to a few hours. The project cost is nearly 125000 dollars.
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