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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1941
Page
2
Extension service article urges aggressive culling of cattle and sheep to stabilize the livestock cycle. By selling undesirable stock now producers can secure cash, reduce debt, and later rebuild with high quality animals as prices fluctuate. Historical WWI price spikes are cited as context.
Florence C. Weed explains how plastics made from farm goods move into industry. Soybean plastics already appear in Ford parts while wood cotton and casein plastics yield tool handles and radio cases. Research extends to corn zein potato plastics and potential uses in autos planes and housing.
Cooling eggs soon after gathering to about 50 degrees slows spoilage. Top-dressing haylands with manure or fertilizer after the first cut aids a strong second cutting crop.
Whitman answers home questions on improving colored flames using copper chloride on pine cones and pulp paper toweling, plus guidance on septic tanks versus cesspools, tar removal from sidewalks, radiator heat finishes, brass andirons cleaning, paint removal from screens and telephones, and choosing Venetian blinds.
Foreman asks why Bill Jones is missing work and learns he was injured at his wedding on Saturday. While leaving the church, colleagues hit him with an archway of picks. a whistle blast caused the arch to collapse and stop work.
A London theatre anecdote recalls Golding Bright booing Shaw during a first-night introduction of the author’s work. The incident contrasts with Shaw’s calm reply about the fate of many voices in a crowd. News notes from service with cigarettes and tobacco gifts highlight Camel and Prince Albert brands as favored items for sailors and men abroad.
A compact quotation from Rabbi L. I. Newman asserts that increased desire deepens appetite and fuels continual demands as a reflex of human craving.
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