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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
7
R B Rushing argues silage boosts milk with easily digested natural juices. He recounts silo lessons from early failures to quality corn, emphasizes airtight, solid silos, proper construction materials, and careful removal to maintain cleanliness and milk flavor. He notes summer gains, a 25 percent production lift possible, and the need to keep stalls clean to avoid odors.
An article by M. Coverdell explains that cleaning grain with a fanning mill yields more than just weed seed removal. It improves market appearance and price, reduces dust, and prevents weed seeds from returning to fields via manure. Cleaned grain also enhances seed quality, yields, and uniform plant vigor while screenings can be fed to poultry and livestock in moderation.
Farmers often neglect orchards until harvest time and then blame poor crops. Regular attentive care is essential for steady yields and healthy trees.
Mrs Willard A Graham of Bovina Center New York says she suffered years of poor health after childbirth and back pains. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength allowing her to care for her children and work. She recommends the medicine to other women and invites confidential letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
In early Arizona the elderly pompous chief justice presides over a murder trial. A very small black boy testifies as the sole eyewitness after defense objects to his youth. When asked what would happen if he lied, the boy says the devil would get him, prompting the judge to respond sternly and the boy to affirm.
Mrs. E. C. Parker of Hampton Springs Florida says three skin remedies failed before Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured her eczema. She used two cakes of soap and two boxes of ointment after a three year ordeal with face and body sores and constant itching. The ad notes Cuticura products are sold worldwide and offers a free Skin Book from Boston.
A brief cartoon caption from Lippincott's features a mother noting her son is growing up as she jokes about the sheepish look when she calls him her little lamb.
Vitalitas Nature's greatest curative for indigestion rheumatism biliousness eczema nervous debility etc. At all druggists or address Vital Remedies Co. Houston Tex.
A hurried speaker reveals a plan to meet a note rather than a friend. The exchange hints at a cryptic motivation behind the rush and suggests a symbolic or literary pursuit during a moment of haste.
Public sentiment argues against the measure with the claim that ladies suffer headaches and neuralgia, and Hunt's Lightning Oil is advertised as prompt relief. The copy urges women to try Hunt's Lightning Oil in doses of Abe and 50c bottles.
Quotation reflects on ambition as a humbling drive when faced with ascent and challenge. The line credits an anonymous source and frames aspiration as modest before progress.
An 19th century advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims gum softening inflammation reduction pain relief and wind colic cure priced at 25 cents per bottle. The ad targets parents seeking infant comfort remedies.
The question plays on a proverb about bad behavior. It suggests whether misdeeds deserve punishment, using a fish metaphor tied to Sunday. It frames a moral inquiry without reporting a specific event or source.
A 1913 legislative roundup shows 41 states enacting health measures including tuberculosis laws, with 30 states funding treatment and prevention. Congress may allocate nearly $1 million for public health and sanatoria. Colorado adopts tuberculosis registration. Minnesota Wisconsin subsidies. Indiana county hospitals. Ohio and California statewide prevention bureaus. The National Association provides a full 1913 analysis underway.
De Wolf Hopper quips at a New York luncheon about a bad actor with hints to quit the stage. He recalls Phatt who quit Hamlet on the road and jokes that critics would hatch into birds if allowed.
Advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons from Hot Springs Arkansas as a universal constipation remedy. Claims the product cleanses the bowels and liver, improves digestion, and eases headaches with a gentle, effective effect priced at 25 cents a box.
The bladderwort, an aquatic plant, spreads leafy branches under water and uses air filled bladders with a trap door to catch worms and small fish. A humorous note mentions a trip to Lake Chargogagoggogchabunagungamuggunmanchogagogmanch, referencing unfamiliar names.
An old fashioned remedy claims to cure rheumatism and all kinds of aches and pains including neuralgia cramps colic sprains bruises cuts old sores burns and more. Marketed as an antiseptic anodyne priced at 25 cents.
A London bystander quotes an exchange where an artist defends painting the soul over the body, arguing the resemblance lies in inner truth rather than external form. The dialogue hints at resentments and artistic philosophy.
The chatty exchange jokes about a wife’s mood driven by the imperative and a judge’s remark. French doctors experiment with injecting radium solution into the human body as a bold medical approach to treat deep seated diseases.
An old reliable surgical dressing claim promoting Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil to prevent blood poisoning by relieving pain and promoting healing. The text lists price references as 2350 600 and $1.00.
A quoted remark emphasizes that no man should apologize for doing his duty, framing duty as a commendable standard of conduct and moral responsibility.
A playful adage warns that relying on references alone misleads about a cook’s skill. It emphasizes practical taste over reputational claims and suggests evaluating dishes directly rather than patronizing hearsay.
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