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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
3
Edward Vick writes in the People 84 Home Journal about fish in water pools preventing mosquito breeding. Goldfish, water snails, frogs, and related fish add interest and beauty while aiding oxygen production and pool health.
The text describes an absent person with a cold treated with aspirin and remedies. A younger companion recalling he was pricked four days ago hints at confusion and social tension. The passage is garbled with mis-spellings and unclear details.
An old advertisement describes Mi ie Geeslie with Phillipa Magnesia as a beneficial universal remedy. It claims gentle relief for stomachs and sourness and promotes its use for households and children with physicians endorsing the product.
Ohio State extension service warns hatchery dust spreads disease to baby chicks. Keep floors wet or scrub with water, remove eggshells and dead chicks immediately, and maintain clean walls, floors, and equipment. written by Prof F L Dakan and Dr Fred Speer.
Infested poultry houses harbor mites in walls ceilings and under dropping boards. Weekly treatment of perches for several weeks plus mortising dulls nests and removes infestations. Add carbolineum to kerosene or engine oil for stronger mite destruction and paint roosts with it. Whitewash rough side walls to seal crevices and smooth surfaces. Regular gray dope on roosts helps prevent spread.
Advice on keeping chicks healthy and productive includes moving brooders, balancing hopper space, using clean ground and water, and feeding with root vegetables alongside greens. Highlights hatch weight targets, incubator maintenance, and water testing to ensure high quality output.
Hilton Henby, a prosperous New York merchant, is involved in a dispute at the Gray House with former tenant Mise Helanos visiting his office warning of damage and threats. Adolf Smucker, Henby’s secretary, reports a man claiming to have details of a vehicle sequence, described as a prank or hoax.
Dina Hanby confronts husband Hanby after a party as Smucker’s warned plans unravel. Kerr, a recent visitor, is found murdered near Kingston, while Junior and family discuss motives and police limits.
A fragmentary tale recounts a movie magnate’s remark on marriage as freedom for women and a girl’s disapproval of her father’s behavior in a department store scene. The overheard anecdotes reflect social tensions over fidelity and parental conduct.
An oddly phrased fragment suggests themes of reliability and trustworthiness contrasting with Dickensian perspectives. The text hints at evaluating character from grand to minor, but lacks concrete events, people, or places to anchor a full news item.
An English expedition studies sources of the Queen of Sheba gifts to Solomon and gold mines in Mhodesiy era. Relics in temples of Zimbabwe and Bir Pidoe Haggarde era are examined for early history clues. Local legends link Queen Sheba to Allan Quatermain depictions and King Solomon legends.
Detroit Free Press reports a banquet story in New York where a hardebell Baptist minister and a Methodist confrere reconcile past differences. The exchange emphasizes shared faith and their mutual aim to do the Lord’s work in their own ways.
The notice touts Dr Caldwell’s herbal laxative syrup Pepalin as a simple safe remedy for constipation and related ailments. It claims the syrup is mild, non narcotic, pleasant tasting, and suitable for elderly people with a long lasting bottle lasting months.
A cryptic fragment shows a manager asking a politician for a job on a railway while the politician dismisses the request and a watchman makes an unclear remark. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or names.
The readable text shows garbled date and schedule fragments. It hints at a five day week and names Sam, Mant, Tow, and Tue but details are unreadable. The piece appears to be an incomplete notice or column fragment with no clear event or outcome.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe, doctor recommended remedy for infants and children. It promises quick relief from feverish fussiness, colds, and upset stomachs with a few drops any hour, stressing the product’s safety for little ones and its availability in every drugstore.
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