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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
3
USDA prepared guide outlines proper feed, training and grooming for show birds. It covers coop setup, early handling, diet for weight and feather quality, removing imperfect feathers, and careful finishing touches to achieve a bright, polished appearance.
Farmers should detect and combat grasshoppers while young to save time labor and crops. Early intervention reduces damage as they hatch from eggs and grow quickly.
The guide notes chickens in small yards need green feed such as lettuce oats alfalfa or clover while range production minimizes extra feed. In bare yards provide charcoal grit oyster shell and bone meal as needed with bones unnecessary for range birds.
Corpus Christi launches a joint Red Cross and state forces survey to plan permanent reconstruction after the hurricane and tidal wave. A nationwide appeal to Culberson Sheppard Garner Bee asks leaders to visit the gulf coast area and consult with residents. A. W. Jones travels to Aransas Pass and Rockport to manage food relief amid famine threats.
Omaha judges plan to start a grand jury investigation soon to prosecute those responsible for last Sunday's race riot. Mayor Ed P. Smith was injured while mobs attempted to lynch him and a 17 year old, Louis Young, was identified as one of two killed. The riot centered on the new courthouse as a mob hanged William Brown after a failed attempt to lynch the mayor.
Major R. W. Schreder, chief test pilot at McCook Field, set a new two man altitude record of 40 900 feet on Thursday. The Austin storm relief drive reports 105 626 dollars in contributions to date from the governor and supporters.
In Rocky Mount Virginia Miss Mae Chitwood extols Black Draught as a satisfactory remedy for colds and stomach trouble. She says a cup of Black-Draught tea quickly restores her when feverish and chilled. The ad notes the product is a vegetable laxative and urges readers to publish her statement. A separate note mentions a new compact foldable telephone table invention.
A historic advertisement claims $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh. It touts internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces, promises constitutional improvement, and offers testimonials and free proofs from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
A reader quote parries a joke about a musical program, clarifying that the event was not a potpourri of styles but a simple mixture. The exchange highlights literary wordplay and light humor in the entertainment feature.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative that clears liver and bowel toxins without gripe or harsh effects. It claims the product works while you sleep and contrasts it with Salts Oil Calomel or harsh pills. A conversational aside questions a friend's vacuum invention.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels without calomel. It claims rapid relief from bilious, sluggish feelings and assures it doesn't salivate, suitable for adults and children.
A satirical piece opens with domestic banter about a husband and wife then shifts to vintage ads for Grove’s Tonic and Capucine claiming malaria relief and headache cure. It ends with a quip about senatorial courtesy, featuring Senator Sorghum’s take on silence and unspoken thoughts.
The note extols Vacher Balm as a cheaper remedy for croup colds and throat pain, contrasting a $25 special prescription with a 25c jar or tube. It urges samples and agent prices and warns against imitation from Ki W. Vacher Inc of New Orleans. The piece then pivots to a quip about telepathy and old fashioned medical views.
Warning on kidney health urges immediate action for weakness sleeplessness back pain and nervousness. Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming long use worldwide and money back guarantee with promises of purification and system cleaning benefits.
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