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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
3
A vintage ad warns against calomel causing salivation and sickness. It promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that purports to cleanse the liver, restore energy, and avoid the next day sickness, claiming children can safely use it.
A brief dialogue lampoons the marriage service with Miss Young suggesting omitting obey. Miss Stronghold argues the clause should be transferred to the other party, sparking a legal contractual reading in a Boston Transcript exchange.
Pills and salts give temporary relief from constipation at the expense of permanent injury, says an eminent medical authority. A newer, better way uses a natural lubricant similar to Nature's own. Nujol is not a laxative, cannot gripe, and is harmless like water. prescribed by physicians, used in leading hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
A Topeka doctor treated a two year old who fell from a second story window and found no injuries. The mother then phoned to say Johnny swallowed the penny but the child survived the episode, as reported in Capper’s Weekly.
Mary recalls a night of reunion as her father seeks her mother amid a crowded hall. She watches his eyes rove the room while she notices her mother’s hidden tears and a tarnished blue silk dress, a symbol of a marriage once bright but now in trouble.
A USDA study of 10,870 cows in 64 testing associations finds fall freshening yields higher milk and butterfat. Fall cows produced 6,689 pounds of milk and 268 pounds of butterfat on average, with December highest in income over feed cost. Exceptions exist by market and local conditions.
A witty exchange recalls the adage that a newly elected official should not forget friends. Senator Sorghum quips that it never happens, arguing politicians are never let forget.
Alfalfa hay proves good for both breeding and fattening sheep. Fine cuts reduce waste. Experiments show mutton can be raised on alfalfa alone, but adding a small grain ration improves economic gains. Grain with hay aids breeding stock.
Timothy seed is cheaper this fall so sow it liberally. Sowing clover in spring for timothy helps soil. the two together make a strong hay and pasture mix.
The article argues that an expensive poultry house does not guarantee superior stock and that owners often value their surroundings more than the quality of their birds.
A vacationing man in the backwoods is accosted at a log cabin by a stranger asking odd questions. The dialog yields terse answers like Moggs logs Frogs bogs hogs and dogs. The fragment ends with a simile about a negligée shirt resembling a camel's nose in a tent.
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