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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women claiming it improves complexion and strength. It urges sick or weak women to try the tablets, noting a trial package available by sending 10 cents to the Invalids' Hotel.
Congress returns to work with battles over taxation and tariff policy. Democratic leaders weigh ousting National Chairman George White while Republican Joseph B. Kealing sits in for Adams. Washington politics promise sharp clashes as party strategy unfolds.
United States Department of Agriculture notes cowpeas succeed on nearly all soils and endure drought. Leaves suffer frost damage. hay yields drop in very dry conditions. Plants tolerate moderate shade, and inoculated, well drained, moderately rich soils yield best results.
A simple silo sealing method husks the last three to four corn loads, runs only stalks and leaves through the cutter, then tramps and soaks with 20 to 30 barrels of water. The top seals tightly leaving a thin waste layer with no corn kernels.
Austin Texas reports twelve month fiscal data showing average monthly cost to maintain 10,287 inmates at state institutions was 22.40 dollars per person with August per capita cost at 17.99 dollars. August payroll total 50,014 dollars with 1,170 employees and 9,211 average August attendance.
City officials warn starvation could trigger the worst crime wave in Chicago's history this winter if unemployment is not relieved. A Thursday push to appoint a commission to study relief options followed dire warnings that hungry people leave streets unsafe after dark.
Governor Neff proclaims Sunday October 9 as Fire Prevention and Fire Protection Day in Texas. The past year saw about 200 fire deaths and property losses around 15 million dollars, roughly 40 thousand per day, with an estimated 75 percent due to preventable fires.
The Borah bill to exempt American coastwise shipping from Panama canal tolls faces likely Senate passage on October 10. After canvassing 69 senators, 30 support, 18 oppose, 21 are noncommittal, with a Hay-Paunceforte treaty issue at stake and President Harding possible opposition.
One bolt of lightning struck the Park tank farm at Magnolia refinery in Beaumont Texas igniting three 55,000 barrel capacity tanks of gasoline and gasoline oil on Thursday.
A retro ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease a sick child's bowels. It touts a teaspoonful for constipation and details directions printed on the bottle, warning against imitation brands.
A Hollywood studio drafts a Black actor for a lion gag and a bed scene provoking refusal. The director insists the lion will behave and jokes about milk. In a separate anecdote a seven year old girl consoles her mother after a spanking, saying they are pals.
The article urges surface application of lime with harrowing, preferably in fall, winter, or spring. It warns against plowing lime under due to rapid downward movement and wasted material. It recommends even distribution using a lime spreader over hand spreading for effectiveness.
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Rafael Arus, prominent figure at El Mundo in Havana, Cuba, died Friday from pneumonia. The longtime editor was recognized as a leading Cuban morning newspaper journalist.
Indianapolis reports 46 658 former service men unemployed from 479 American Legion posts at national unemployment conference that began Friday.
In Long Island Gardiner and Johnson encounter a Belgian police dog with an umbrella. Gardiner proclaims the dog his and explains the rain routine: his wife outfits the dog with an umbrella to fetch him so he need not walk home wet.
A lighthearted exchange shows a poet noting strong sales and brisk autographs. The banter underscores growing reader interest and market curiosity for recent poetry titles.
A concise adage advising parents to focus on understanding a child’s temperament rather than attempting to alter it, emphasizing heedful parenting and natural development.
The ad argues coffee and tea caffeine harms nerves and sleep, suggesting Postum as a coffee substitute. It claims insomnia may follow persistent use and promotes two Postum forms Instant Postum and Postum Cereal with brewing steps and grocery availability.
Stuttgart reports the death of former King William II of Württemberg in Germany. The former monarch, who ruled Württemberg, passed away leaving a notable royal legacy.
The article argues potatos deserve seed selection akin to corn. It notes decades of improvements from careful choosing and cautions that potatoes have been overlooked, urging farmers to select the biggest and finest tubers at digging for next year’s crop.
Smithville Texas reports the first pecans of the season sold Monday at good prices. Local buyers eyed quality nuts as growers lauded the early market demand.
Article describes a venomous fish in the South Seas whose dorsal fin spines are hollow and inject poison when stepped on, capable of killing or crippling a person.
Tardy science faces a clash with poets and lovers as researchers confront a mysterious force linked to perception. The Chicago Daily News notes the long quest to understand this elusive phenomenon that has baffled observers for vast ages.
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