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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
7
The note promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for colic constipation and diarrhea in infants. It claims easy use for common ailments and lullabies the mother with its sweet taste and lack of distasteful drugs while advising medical consultation for real sickness.
A fashion note describes new millinery trends with crown flares transforming brims and hats in white and honey beige tones. It cites ripple-brim velvet hats, collapsible designs, and chic two piece fall outfits for college students, plus bold blouse color schemes and tricolor stripe knits.
The article highlights gleaming metal stitched hats with gold thread and gilt beads, including a gold edged brim hat and a velvet first-hat of the season. It notes novelty woolens in sports and utilitarian wear, vivid knitted stripes in yellow red green navy, and tweed printed velveteens shaping new blouses. Jean Julia Bottomley, 1921 Western Newspaper Union.
F. Clickner of the agricultural experiment station credits a fall and winter fleshing mash with higher egg production at New Jersey demonstration farms and at Bergen and Vineland contests. The mash combines corn meal oats buttermilk and cod liver oil forming a crumbly feed for 100 birds and is fed midday to boost weight and reduce winter drop.
Laying birds need dry live air in the poultry house with no drafts. Adequate oxygen, proper feeding and exercise keep birds warm. Dampness harms egg production as hens moisture evaporates and body heat escapes when feathers damp, causing cold and debility and vulnerability to disease.
M K Boyer advises in Farm and Ranch that ducks need deep drinking vessels to rinse nostrils and wash dirt from eyes. Without deep water or a stream, ducks risk eye infections and blindness from lodged dirt.
Dr L P Doyle of Pur due university warns chicken paralysis is a distinct, widely distributed disease causing heavy losses. Affected birds keep appetite but die emaciated, unable to reach food. Mature fowls show a peculiar blindness with eyes turning white. no cure exists. Avoid hatching eggs from afflicted flocks.
A laying hen shows a large bright red comb and moist expanded vent. In contrast a non laying hen has a pale small dry comb and a vent that is dry hard and puckered.
A short column notes hens avoid the poultry house due to darkness dirt and mites. It explains mites die from oil drained from an engine and urges saving it for use in the poultry house.
An advertisement claims a teaspoonful of California Pig Syrup or California Fig Syrup cleanses bowels and cures common childhood ailments. It warns against counterfeit syrups and instructs mothers to buy from the California Fig Syrup Company with full directions on the bottle.
London screens a Malting House school exhibit showing laboratory style learning for children. Directors including Sir Ernest Rutherford and J B S Haldane seek to expand the experimental approach to education and invite a leading scientist to study early science instruction.
A proverb declares a woman’s happiness or misery often differs from her true feeling. The saying suggests mood can mislead about real conditions.
Aged driver Isaiah Cross of Belfast Maine, aged eighty seven, learned to drive and drove to Cape Cod a 56 mile journey. He traveled through very heavy traffic without mishap or inconvenience, observing changes since his last visit 72 years ago.
A traditional fruit cake method lists ingredients including walnuts dates eggs sugar flour baking powder salt vanilla. Mix nuts sugar and egg yolks, fold in dry ingredients, then fold in stiffly beaten whites and flavoring. Steam in a pressure cooker or bake as usual.
The article asserts the Jefferson Davis highway between Washington and Richmond Virginia is one of the longest concrete roads, running about 108 miles in a near straight line. It emphasizes the road's length as a notable feature of its construction and designation.
A stenographer notes a misspelling in a workplace exchange. The remark implies the writer did not need a dictionary to understand the term.
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