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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
6
A dispatch argues the war will be decided by stamina rather than flashy victories. It recounts a Russian field hospital scene where a peasant soldier endures pain, illustrating the famed Russian endurance and the strain on Russian railways versus German railway superiority.
The Prince of Wales Relief fund runs a trade training school in London to convert war idle furniture workers into skilled leather workers. Opened December 7, it enrolled 139 men in five weeks, 64 of whom graduated and found leather stitching jobs. Over forty and even fifty year olds proved as quick and adaptable as younger workers.
Henry Koehn, a Galva youth sent to Hutchinson by his father for business college education, returns with a 1915 racing roadster, tailor-made suit, diamond ring, and a bank book showing $2,500. He gambles the $250 in wheat with a grain man and may have netted up to $7,000, but he is not going back to school.
Paris reports a scientific investigation confirms that loud detonations heard at sea were not cannon fire but atmospheric explosions of fog called mistpoeifers or marine bombs. Abbe Moreux links the phenomenon to sun induced gas releases in Earth's crust and firedamp explosions, noting earthquakes often precede such noises.
A MAC sophomore agricultural student Mehbmedoff, described as a “young Turk” and a good student, returns home to Constantinople driven by homesickness amid anxieties over allied fleets battering the Dardanelles.
Miss Mary Carey Thomas president of Bryn Mawr College is named executrix and residuary legatee of the 10 million estate left by Miss Mary Elizabeth Garrett daughter of the late John W. Garrett. Bryn Mawr receives no fixed gift but the will implies substantial benefits to the college. The Garretts were longtime friends of Miss Thomas and Miss Garrett.
The Tennessee station shows dairy costs drop by replacing part of concentrates with silage and roughages. Alfalfa and pea hay cut feed costs, yields 3–5 tons per acre, while wheat bran runs high. Substituting alfalfa for bran saves money per 100 pounds of milk and butter, guiding practical farm feeding strategies.
A Missouri farmer uses a small gasoline engine with a line shaft to run a pump churn grind stone washing machine and wringer and plans to add a cream separator. The total cost is under 150 dollars. The article urges farmers to embrace such affordable practical machines to boost adoption.
An guide to controlling orchard pests including pear tree slug apple maggot tent caterpillars grape vine flea beetle blackberry gall strawberry slug cherry aphis and fruit bark beetle. It recommends sprays such as arsenites hellebore paris green kerosene emulsion and Bordeaux, plus burning canes after pruning.
The main calf raising problem is scours caused by feeding mistakes such as dirty milk or overfeeding. Start by reducing feed and ensuring cleanliness, then gradually return to full feeding. For persistent cases use castor oil in milk and a bismuth compound. disinfect stalls and call a veterinarian for acute contagious cases.
Missouri Valley Farmer notes a gate fastener made from a harness snap attached to a staple with an open link or heavy wire ring. The design resists learning by stock and wind, preventing opening even in windy conditions. a slide or gate peg is not needed.
The profits of a dairy cow can be anticipated with greater certainty than other farming phases due to steady feed and a reliable market. A mature grain crop and high prices may be uncertain because seasons and markets vary, while feed and a solid dairy demand offer dependable returns.
Pullets hatched early enough to mature and commence laying in October or November can be relied upon to produce a good share of the winter eggs.
Conversation reveals Alice-So Kitty was silent after being pressed by Jack who confirms he pressed her, explaining the absence of song and the prior engagement.
Advertising offer for Cuticura emollients promising intense skin comfort for tender or irritated skin. Readers invited to sample by mail with a Book, address postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston, sold everywhere.
Experiments by Dr. K B Lashley at Johns Hopkins tested archery skill. Twenty untrained subjects were divided into three groups receiving five, twenty, and forty arrows per day. The five-shot group showed greater accuracy gains with less total practice time, suggesting brief practice sessions over many days yield higher efficiency in muscular training.
A wartime cartoon caption contrasting a corpulent man’s reluctance to enlist with his spouse’s wry remark about missing him, noting the German threat and the London Mail framing.
A Topeka resident credits Postum with curing years of insomnia and nervousness after quitting coffee. The ad promotes Postum Cereal and Instant Postura, claiming relief within weeks and urging readers to buy from grocers with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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