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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
7
Adelaide Rutherford prepares for a tense interview in a locked room while a drunk, threatening man looms over her. A mysterious third party may be hidden behind the velvet curtain as the night grows darker and danger breaches the study.
G. Abbott chief of the Smithsonian astrophysical laboratory explains that sun spots arise from stirring of the sun’s outer layer. He notes that heat radiation increases on days sun spots form or grow as they rotate into view on the sun’s visible disk.
Goats, especially Angoras or mohair producers, can profit on many farms by weed and brush control and compatible pasturing with other stock. Thick long mohair can fetch up to 30 dollars per pound, with shorter staple around 2 dollars, making Angoras a viable option on rough land and for farmers seeking diversification.
Thirty farmers who raised sheep mainly to clear land in 1928 earned a profit of 26,823.53 dollars, according to reports to Oklahoma A and M College. The group counted 3,617 ewes on January 1, 1929, and lambs, wool, and feed costs split the totals.
Instructions describe a simple six foot by three and a half foot bottomless crate of light boards to move a brood sow from the yard into the farrowing pen. A single handler slides the crate over the sow while she feeds, guiding her forward to the pen door where she enters willingly.
Scrub cattle on scrub pasture remain a policy not a plan. Hogs yield more from corn than dealers. Twin lambs require good feeding to grow profitably. Feed mature horses first and second cutting alfalfa free from mold and dust. Do not feed wet alfalfa hay to horses. The cost cutter mindset aims at long term success. Pigs need protein rich feed from milk clover alfalfa soybeans bran shorts linseed meal or tankage.
A detailed Farmers Bulletin No. 1208 by I. L. Mulford from the USDA discusses suitable street trees. It rates oaks highly, places elms and sycamores next, and downplays maples and Lombardy poplar. It warns about regional suitability, root issues, and urban growth conditions, advising consultation with state stations before planting.
A new Los Angeles office building offers an underground garage serving tenants and their guests. The fireproof facility holds nearly 200 cars with broad ramps for entry and monthly stalls priced at $20. Vehicles stay protected from weather and theft.
A pamphlet from the Division of Building and Housing in the Department of Commerce outlines expected ongoing costs for homeowners. It lists principal and interest, renewals and repairs, property tax and assessments, insurance, water tax or rent, accessories, and improvements, with optional consideration of foregone interest on cash payments.
In Greece authorities have periodically restricted jay walking as towns crowded with refugees increased. Citizens were asked to yield sidewalks to refugees suspected of carrying typhus, creating crowded walkways with women and children begging charity.
An advice-style notice urges middle aged readers to overcome pimples and eczema with Black and White Ointment and Soap. It promotes confidence gained by clear skin and notes the 0c ointment size offers more value than the 25¢ size, with both sold by all dealers.
Essay-like remark notes how deprivation of one form of nourishment prompts contemplation of alternatives. The line hints at psychology of desire and human appetites, exploring how scarcity shapes thinking about fulfillment and choice.
Indigestion causes disagreeable symptoms and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills promise relief. The ad claims the pills remove symptoms and restore digestion and provides an address at 372 Pearl Street, N. .
A playful exchange quoted in the London News features a girl challenging belief in the devil and a humorous reply that the speaker is Santa Claus, asserting a fatherly tie in a lighthearted dialogue.
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