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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
7
Poultry guidance on moving pullets to winter quarters with minimal egg loss. Emphasizes gentle handling, clean housing, litter for foraging, and gradual transition after dark. Stresses vegetable feeds, proper rations, and balanced minerals for profitable winter egg production.
Secretary Lansing issues formal reply to Austria-Hungary seeking peace terms. Government statement outlines the United States response and conditions for negotiation as World War I diplomacy continues.
The United States has unconditionally rejected Austria Hungary's peace conference proposal and outlined the terms it would accept for peace. Secretary Lansing released the statement within minutes of the Austrian note, asserting no conference will be entertained on terms other than those already stated. The Austro Hungarian note urged an unofficial exchange of views to spur peace, while Germany’s latest peace feeler, channeled through Austria, receives the President Wilson era answer. Also noted is a wartime order granting draft deferments to railroad personnel essential to operations.
Karl Buenz once a Hamburg American official and German minister to Mexico died Sunday in a federal penitentiary where he was serving a Rentchies for conspiracy against the United States government.
Washington reports Japan recognizes the Czecho-Slovak forces as an allied belligerent army against Germany and Austria-Hungary, with the Czecho-Slovak national council acknowledged as the authority over that army.
An advertisement touts Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children. The copy urges careful examination of labels and bottles, emphasizing safety for mothers and caregivers.
A compilation of vintage notices touts Capudine for fast relief and Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine for summer diarrhoea, claiming safety for all ages. Also promoted are Roman Eve Bulsam for various eye ailments and a note on Samvay Young, England’s oldest MP at 96, plus Switzerland supplying 1,000,000 watches to the American army.
A British passenger liner was shelled by a German submarine eighty miles off the American coast on Sunday but escaped by altering course and outdistancing the U-boat. The vessel arrived safely in port.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Wartien Oil Capsules as restoring vigor and youth. It claims the oil helps cleanse the system, strengthen muscles, and prevent health declines, urging readers to buy from first class druggists and stressing it is the only reliable brand. Poland’s wartime loss figure is briefly noted at the end.
The article advises prioritizing well grown late hatch pullets for winter laying, as undersized or early hatch birds often fail as layers. With proper care and full rations, promising pullets should begin laying midwinter, while undersized or poor birds should be eaten or marketed to avoid waste.
Washington reports that Packers on live stock markets must obtain federal licenses under the food control act. The proclamation, issued by President Wilson, requires licenses by September 19 for all stockyard dealers.
Mathias Grien of Austin was bound over to the federal grand jury in the sum of $3,000 after a preliminary examination Friday before United States Commissioner Thompson. Grien is charged with disloyalty under the espionage act.
Rome reports Italian troops have penetrated Austro-Hungarian positions at Pramaggiore as announced by the Italian war office on Saturday.
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