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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
14
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for all ages. It claims modern preparation under lab supervision from pure ingredients and the original prescription. It notes wide trust, readiness in bottles, and popularity as the world’s largest selling laxative.
An overbearing guest at a Fenncook tavern led the landlord to seek other lodging. W. E. Batcheler of Manchester attended the test, and arrangements were made for his comfort. A car was removed from a stable and the annual event noted. The guest fell and was bound, then felled in the aftermath.
Fragmentary text references a vehicle fire and a person named Maharajal Titian with unclear details about a car extension, a driver, fuse, and western locations. No coherent events or outcomes can be determined from the readable portions.
Handshaking record from a fragmented item details a dance with Pepper in minutes and hints at social proprieties and etiquette. The readable text appears as a clipped summary of an evening event or social exchange.
A kitchen column offers tomato soup instructions with tomatoes parsley celery onions and spices, plus pecan pie cream pie and custard pie recipes. It also suggests fruit salads and desserts to preserve favorite flavors for winter.
An article notes plans to build a distinct Supreme Court building as part of a national capital construction program. It explains the judiciary’s long lag in status compared with legislative and executive branches and mentions site choice near the Capitol and a 15-member panel forming to prepare designs.
Fragmented OCR text discusses railroad issues and international effects on transport, referencing the United States and foreign countries. It notes departments, rates, and potential adjustments, with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases.
Fragmentary text references a game or team with unclear names and locations. It mentions a fort, a globe, and movers with possible sports context but no clear outcome or participants to confirm.
Guidance from H M Wells of Colorado Agricultural College on feeding pullets to maximize winter egg production. Emphasizes uniform development, strong frames, and fat reserves. Recommends a two to one corn to wheat grain mix with growing or laying mash, staged grouping, and separate housing from hens to boost early production before severe cold.
An article explains that high mounted air outlets prevent excessive moisture and dampness in poultry houses. Proper ventilation reduces illness by expelling warm moist air and avoiding condensation. The piece notes guidance by Cornell Hubletin and H F Traford and offers a free booklet for readers.
The article outlines a long term plan for poultry buildings with a ten year horizon. It emphasizes relocating structures to reduce dead loads and improve work flow, centralizing feed rooms, and using wheelbarrows to cut labor. Water supply and minimizing walking distance are highlighted for efficiency.
A fragmentary advisory describes applying a powder to the skin to treat lice. It discusses pouring a small amount of powder in a test area and applying along body hair to reach the skin. The text references commercial powders and a method to hold the skin taut while applying.
The Olio experiment station reports a simple mineral mix for poultry feed. It uses a raw bone meal base finely ground and combined with resourced materials to produce a palatable supplement. The goal is to improve egg production and yolk quality in poultry.
A garbled aged report notes watermelons tied to Russian crops near Stalingrad on the Volga. It mentions a crude hand method, a hidden supply line, and uses for a beverage or confection, with impacts on local manufacture.
A partial quotation shows characters debating action and self-reliance, with phrases implying skepticism and urging someone to handle a task themselves. The text is garbled, but suggests a tense exchange about resisting or delegating effort.
An ad claims Best Rest in Home Dyeini provides deeper brilliant colors for faded garments. It touts high quality dyes with aniline content as the key to lasting tone, claiming no streaking and improved wash results.
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