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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1931
Page
3
Advertisement-style copy urging cascara laxatives for colds. Claims pores close, wastes trapped, doctors endorse mild laxatives like Cascarets. Promotes Cascarets candy form as pleasant and inexpensive at a dime, with phrases about breath, tongue coating, and biliousness.
Beauregard House in New Orleans long tied to General Beauregard and Paul Murphy, famed chess master, has been restored by Beauregard House Inc. The property, built about 120 years ago, stands as a historic monument in the Vieux Carre district.
Doctors point to constipation as a common cause of a fussy restless baby. Castoria is promoted as a mild vegetable remedy for infants and children to relieve gas and colic and promote sleep with a regula tive effect. Keep a bottle on hand with the genuine Castoria name.
In a brief dialogue a porter quotes ten cents for the first parcel and five cents for each additional parcel. The passenger offers to carry the first parcel while the porter handles the rest.
The piece argues The Plains of Abraham II blends fact and fiction through Marie Antoinette Tonteur and her father and other characters as a vivid romance rooted in Champlain and Richelieu life. It notes Curwood gathered material across centuries, tracing Love, tragedy and the birth of North American peoples toward a finale at Quebec.
A dog, a boy Jeems, a man, and Catherine travel west from Tonteur’s hill toward New France along the Richelieu frontier. Tonteur, a one legged seigneur, contemplates envy of Henri Bulain while Catherine guards her English roots and love for her family amid aristocratic tensions with Madame Tonteur. Jeems harbors quiet devotion to Marie Antoinette as Odd senses danger and unease grows before a dramatic continuation.
Archaeologists note Mayan ruins at Quirigua Guatemala with monoliths and glyphs. A monolith bears a Mayan date near 585 A D. Evidence from inscriptions suggests corn cultivation by the Mayans in Guatemala. Corncakes were early maize foods and remain staples in Guatemala and Mexico.
A 12 year report on the Better Lives Better Stock USDA program shows 17 555 stock owners committing to pure bred sires and owning nearly 2 million head of breeding stock. Females outnumber sires 6 to 1 for pure bred, 2 cross bred, 9 grade and 0 4 scrub, indicating strong livestock improvement.
The Liberal party leader in New York urged courage for membership and cited Pompey the Great saying it is necessary to go not to live. The passage frames political resolve with a classical allusion about facing danger despite fear.
A fragment shows a request about when payment is due on a debt. Moore responds with a brief assurance.
The article argues clipping a shedding horse in spring eases work and improves performance. It notes reduced grooming time, better digestion from steadier feed, and greater comfort, helping the horse rest better and work efficiently despite warm weather.
Secretary B. H. Heide says the plan to weight steer classes at the international livestock exposition is abandoned for 1931. Age-based classification continues as in prior years. Purchases of prospective show animals and breed association appropriations under the present basis justify delaying any change this year. The show runs November 28 to December 5.
Seedless oranges originated in Brazil by budding. The US stock descends from two imported Brazilian trees. Budding uses buds from seedless trees inserted into two-year-old seedlings. After shoots appear, seedlings are cut back to allow only budding portions to grow.
To gain good profits next spring, raise strong young pigs for a thrifty winter start. Do not wean before eight to ten weeks. train them to eat grain in a creep. Keep beds dry, provide well ventilated drafts free quarters, and prefer dry feeding over slop in winter.
Seeding in fall with incoming rains aids deep root growth and winter readiness says S. W. Decker of the University of Illinois floricultural division. Early fall seeding supports root depth. late fall after October 10 risks heaving by freeze thaw and loss of shallow roots.
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