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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
3
In a renewed childhood attachment Ernestine Briceland from a wealthy family becomes attracted to Will Todd a newspaper artist and son of a carpenter.
Ernestine recalls childhood and meets Will, an aspiring cartoonist, rekindling old friendships. They share bold artistic talk and flirt with danger, while Loring Hamilton pursues Ernestine, causing jealousy and tension as a dramatic continuation unfolds.
The London Mail recounts railway superstitions from dogs bringing luck to brakemen not raising lamps above the waist. Engineers fear triplets of accidents and the New York New Haven Hartford engine O-18 reports driver illness every thirteenth.
The Constitution mandated congress meet March 4 1789 and then every year on the first Monday in December unless a different day is set by law. Through May 20 1820 eighteen acts set dates other than December. Since then Congress has largely met in December with few exceptions.
A bulletin from Ohio State University warns poultry owners to keep vigilant in fall culling. July and August focus on removing slacker hens to cut costs, while October culling selects top hens for future breeders. Continuous evaluation from hatch helps remove unhealthy birds and maintain flock vigor.
Beekeeping guidance on fall preparations urges providing ample stores and uniting weaker colonies with stronger ones. Before uniting, check colony health and use a newspaper split method to reduce fighting. Often kill the weak queen and ensure winter stores to avoid starvation and costly losses.
Prof. A Yeager of North Dakota Agricultural College developed a new sweet corn 17 to 28 days earlier than Golden Bantam. Plants reach four feet with yellow kerned ears averaging eight rows per cob. The new hybrid yields more ears per acre than Golden Bantam, a grandparent line. Golden Gem traces to crosses with Sunshine and Pickaninny. Sunshine comes from Yeager crosses with Golden Bantam and early white corn.
Advice on pullet nutrition grain mixtures for dairy cows pastures late summer grain protein. Emphasizes selecting top cows, breeding heifer calves, and improving herd quality. Notes on ventilated laying houses, wheat smut control with copper dust, show ring training, and queen introduction timing to minimize robbing in bee colonies.
An advertisement promotes Musterole as a counter irritant that penetrates to ease chest and throat discomfort. It claims mustard oil camphor and menthol stimulate circulation to draw out infection and pain, suitable for adults and a milder Children’s Musterole version is available.
A remote Norwegian village in Forstlangs wasser within the Glant mountains experiences continuous twilight during winter as two peaks shield the sun all day. Residents carry on daily work from sunrise to sunset despite the sunless season.
A fragment from Lustige Kolner Zeitung shows a careworn beggar woman pleading for a cop to spare her children from hunger, while a young housewife quips it is only Monday and asks if housekeeping funds are exhausted.
The paper limited coverage to foreign events while domestic news was omitted, shaping readers’ view with international topics and leaving local affairs unreported.
Famous physician Dr. Caldwell offers Syrup Pepsin as a widely sold laxative trusted for constipation. The preparation blends laxative herbs and pure pepsin with mild ingredients, claiming gentle action without griping and suitability for all ages.
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