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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
10
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as effective against gas sour stomach and acidity. It claims quick calming of digestive organs, suitability for children, and warns to seek the genuine Phillips product as imitations won’t work.
Mrs L B Baw of 21 Floral Avenue Johnson City New York writes that her 20 year old daughter suffered two years of misery with aches and no appetite until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health after two bottles. She calls the medicine wonderful for mothers and daughters and a friend in need.
USDA prepared report notes dogs and cats host to about 475 parasite species. Some parasites from dogs can infest humans in fatal forms. Fleas transmit bubonic plague and infantile kala azar, and a lung mycoplasma may resemble human fatal illness. Shipments for shows spread parasites. remedies exist for some infestations but others have no safe cure.
Hog flu causes yearly losses among brood sows and fattening hogs as cold weather arrives. While its exact cause remains unknown, livestock specialists warn that overcrowding worsens risk. Damp, steamy hog houses produce heat and chill when released outdoors, lowering resistance and increasing susceptibility to respiratory infections.
Experimental results compare spring and fall litters. Spring pigs used 222.3 pounds of meal per 100 pounds gain and finished in 012 days at 180.7 pounds. fall pigs used 422.5 pounds per 100 pounds gain and 224 days to reach 1728 pounds. Spring pigs profit about 4.41 per head. fall pigs about 4.90. Moreh and August pigs yielded greatest profit in their trials, showing early litters perform best in price terms.
The article offers livestock guidance highlighting alfalfa for hog pasture, the need for strong feet and backs in brood sows, and the benefit of livestock and dairy sales postwar. It notes feeding ratios of milk to corn, gradual milk reduction as animals grow, and the value of clean dry bedding and penned forage. It mentions worms in pigs, brooding, and rising prices pushing city families toward chicken meals.
Springfield moves to remodel Abraham Lincoln’s tomb at Oak Ridge cemetery with a $175,000 project due for November completion. Exterior and interior upgrades include a reception room, crypt corridor, redesigned wall, enhanced lighting, marble panels, bronze wreaths, and a protective steel cage for the sarcophagus, preserving the monument’s integrity and visitor experience.
Manchester ex mayor George Be Trudel, an avid golfer, faced a gum stuck ball after a crunching drive. He followed rules by tapping the club on the cup’s edge to drop the ball in play for a par five two.
The Navy ordered extensive soundings by the cruiser Niagara between Corinto Nicaragua and Balboa to revise charts after discovering depths in the Caribbean near the Canal Zone were grossly misrepresented. The USS Cleveland reported a depth of 268 fathoms on charts where actual depth was eight and a half fathoms during a Corinto Balboa voyage.
Berlin residents abandoned old dress codes as summer and fall passed. Hats faded from daily wear and many officials and businessmen arrived at work without hats or coats, while younger men often forgo vests. Conservative few still self-consciously carry hats in hand. The city has become noticeably hatless across social strata.
The Hydrographic Office of the Navy issued enhanced sea maps for the Cleveland area for mariners with more extensive Gulf of Panama soundings to be conducted by the Niagara. Results could trigger a drastic revision of the entire Gulf chart used by American warships maneuvering near the Canal Zone.
Atlantic City scene when a neatly dressed youth enters Somers Lum ber office and, flashing a revolver, demands exactly thirty five dollars, no more no less. He is aided by Somers who counts out the money and the youth escapes.
London delegates debated the origin of spectacles as millions rely on them. W F E Mardy noted long study to identify the inventor, with Roger Bacon suggested but unproven due to lenses found in a Carthaginian sarcophagus. Burning glass theory and printing era shifts cited.
Berkeley scientists report new insight into dark ages dating back about 75 million years. Frond imprints discovered in mud bed rock suggest ancient lake or stream conditions and shed light on early plant life.
A 4000-strong Crocodile Islands community in the Arafura Sea follows strict kinship rules, no religion, and barter economy. Anthropologist W. Lloyd Warner, funded by Rockefeller and Australian groups, details a matrilineal marriage rule, battles between clans, and a society where youths are removed by elders and killed, with women cooking in stone-heated pits and no bows or alcohol. Warner plans to study further at Harvard after a month-long trek from Port Darwin.
J. Disler of Tiffin Ohio reports success placing six fruit jars filled with water inside an upright piano cabinet to counteract hot dry air in winter. The jars are kept filled and positioned away from strings and sounding board and removed in spring. He says an ideal year round piano temperature is about 65 degrees Fahrenheit.
The quoted exchange depicts a woman noted for closely watching her husband, described with a facetious term antity used to underscore her vigilant behavior. The joking tone suggests social commentary on marital dynamics.
The phrase invites reflection on life’s purpose and meaning, contrasting personal questing with collective effort, suggesting diverse views on what makes existence worthwhile.
Civil guards in Ciudad Rent halted a train at Soa Burritos station to intervene a bull being moved from Saltillo farm to Valladolid. On arrival, the bull charged a truck, causing heavy damage as guards opened fire. After 46 shots the animal died, escalating the incident.
Mount Carmel Pa Andrew Baltz twenty eight has solved the housing and rent problem by living in a tree tarpaulin shelter he suspends from two tall trees with twenty foot ropes near Locust Summit. He works all day at the new breaker for the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company and climbs to his weatherproof bunk atop the improvised shelter.
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