Fragmentary OCR note on race results and names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions rivals and a race setting with scattered names and places. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize beyond a vague athletic context.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment mentions rivals and a race setting with scattered names and places. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize beyond a vague athletic context.
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a health remedy for overwork fatigue uric acid kidneys bladder and stomach issues. It claims rapid relief and guarantees refunds if not helpful with emphasis on 200 years of Haarlem Oil use and authentic packaging.
An aeriad rudder improves steering in a veney racing automobile and minimizes skidding.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine to prevent repeated nasal catarrh and chronic catarrh by building up the system and cleansing the blood. It claims internal action through the blood and promises relief, with J Cheney & Co of Toledo listed as makers.
A garbled OCR fragment shows characters like the Presidius eller and Gay Johnson of Rumpus Ridge amid cryptic crime era dialogue. References to a Wily Times, a town serra, and mentions of shooting hint at a violent incident or confrontation, but readable facts are scant and names are unclear.
Skin eruptions on the face mar beauty they claim Tet ferine cures pimples itchy patches and eczema quickly. The ad asserts tetterine is best for skin troubles and sells for 50 cents from Shoptrine Co Savannah GA via druggists or mail order.
The report recalls Michthofen describing an English pilot who flew at 150 feet through gunfire and searchlights to bomb a German airfield with deadly effect. Richthofen called the mission tremendously plucky for flying straight on despite the danger and glare.
A Boston Tran script quotes shoppers debating prices of footwear with one remark at eight dollars and another at three dollars. The dialogue highlights confusion over which pair is being discussed and how the costs are stated.
A brief note on teething remedies and a cautionary remark about travel compared to European sovereigns. The text mentions Queen Wilhelmina of Holland and suggests following bottle directions for stomach and bowels care.
The 1917 Utah metal output totaled 96 million 823 thousand dollars marking a strong industrial year. Production highlights and sector contributions reflect mining activity across the state with significant value from ore and refined metals.
Allied forces press a major push from Belgium to Northern France driving German units from Lille to the front lines near the Meuse. British French Belgian and American troops advance while denying retreat and threatening the Belgian coast and key industrial districts, despite strong German counterattacks and difficult weather.
Washington reports that men who have passed their thirty seventh birthdays will start to be called for service around March 1. Provost Marshal General Crowder testified before the house military committee that 2 259 000 newly registered men aged 18 to 45 will be called before July with more than 2 000 000 fit for service. Calls by month include October through June at varying totals plus 20 000 for limited service each month. Classification of registrants should be completed by January 1.
Crowder orders suspension of five draft calls to Texas camps amid influenza fears in October. Major Townes notes the moves are precautionary and not abandonment with calls to Prairie View, Cur Mabry, Camp Travis, Kort, Crockett, and Calleston delayed for the month.
Twelve soldiers received British military honors in solemn ceremonies with hundreds of citizens in attendance. Private Raymond Simpson, an Otranto victim, and eleven sailors from another convoy ship died from pneumonia after being transferred at sea. List includes Charles Kaysser Seattle and Alois Groska Die Wyo among others. Flags flew at half mast as processions moved to the cemetery.
Five socialist leaders Aronen Hermac Kujala Lanhila and Nackelaine were condemned to death at Helsingfors for treason. Others sentenced ranged from two years in prison to life penal servitude. No one was acquitted. A Finnish diet delegation passed through Stockholm to inform Prince Charles of Hesse of his election as king of Finland.
Washington mourns as Miss Sadie Gompers daughter of Samuel Gompers passes away at age twenty three from Spanish influenza at her home.
Senator R. M. Johnston, who acted as governor during Hobby’s absence in Washington and the East, returned Monday to Houston. Johnston had served fifteen days as governor before resuming his duties.
The article details USDA guidance for autumn poultry management. It advises culling unprofitable fowls by October, housing pullets and yearlings appropriately, maintaining sanitation, and ensuring steady egg production through timely hatch, growth, and feeding. It includes weight benchmarks for pullets from common breeds and cautions against age misidentification.
Indicative guidance notes selecting winter layers by using scales when records of early hatched pullets are absent. It states well developed, early hatched pullets yield the best laying performance.
Table scraps and kitchen waste should be ground and mixed with corn meal or bran until crumbly. Feed at noon or night in a trough or hoard, ensuring all is eaten within 30 to 45 minutes to prevent spoilage.
Whitewash is the cheapest paint for exterior or interior surfaces. First method slakes about 10 pounds quicklime in water, then dilutes to brushable consistency. Exterior whitewash uses hot water slaking one bushel lime, salt, zinc sulfate, skim milk added for a weatherproof mix.
Afi hens molt in fall and early winter, about three months with few or no eggs. If pullets are affordable, kill and eat hens as they begin to molt and show comb reduction, replacing the flock with newly purchased pullets. Do not kill until moult starts and comb changes begin.
Crop of strong lambs is a vital phase of the sheep industry. Producing vigorous lambs boosts profits for raisers and helps expand meat and wool supplies essential for feeding and clothing soldiers and allies.
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