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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
10
Many suffer indigestion from an acid condition, quickly corrected in five to ten minutes by Philips Milk of Magnesia. It neutralizes acid, relieves sourness and gas after meals, and prevents distress two hours after eating. A pleasant, effective preparation for rich meals.
A group calling itself the World League for the Rights of Man plans a Vienna convention next year to discuss proposals on divorce testimony limits for ex wives, forfeiture of former surnames, paternity testing requirements, child support proportional to income, and legal rights and responsibilities for mothers of legitimate and mixed heritage children.
The passage notes butter production in the United States fell by 20,000,000 pounds in 1923 versus 1927, yet 1927 remains the second highest production year. It highlights ice cream and evaporated milk as the main contributors to industry gains, with dairy benefiting from these products.
Florida readers recall a curious inquest confession about four perfect hands on one deal in bridge or poker. Arlington Garcite notes the rare occurrence would have stunned observers if it had involved four royal queens in poker.
The Gulf Stream runs hotter than adjacent seas and houses a remarkable heat capacity. It stores tropical sun heat about four to five times greater than other waters and releases it gradually to the atmosphere over long distances and time.
Demand for nett airplanes exceeds manufacturers capacity in England. London traffic authorities predict air travel will ease road congestion as air planes become common.
The fragment hints at a sale or listing involving two cars and tie accessories. It notes price constraints preventing securing all items in one go, implying partial purchase or staggered availability.
A terse note reflects a man pressed by sorrow while a widower endures solitude and social stigma, illustrating how grief reshapes community and daily life in quiet terms.
Ginger and Helen clash over work and discipline as Mr Tolliver’s nervous strain from organizing a new church in Red Thrush weighs on his health. The Tolliver family, with four daughters, moves toward a Septembers opening while a period of rest and recovery is prescribed.
In Ned Thrush Iowa Rev Tolliver's daughters Helen Miriam and Ellen prepare Marjory for a beauty pageant. Escort Eddy Jackson, a prosperous farmer, accompanies her as they anticipate a triumphant evening.
Chapter II describes an aging Nerd Thrush Methodist parsonage in Nerd Thrush Iowa being updated with modern conveniences like electricity heating and a staircase upgrade. The dwelling remains small and shared with the church, valued at ten dollars monthly, reflecting the community’s steady development.
The Tolliver household, led by parson Tolliver, endures poverty and illness with support from kindly daughters Ellen Ginger Ella, Helen, and Marjory. Ginger schemes for her sisters to marry well, while Eddy Jackson’s farm and his “sacred shed” symbolize divergent paths for income and security, amidst medical costs and religious duties.
A curious historical note describes a method of writing that remains unseen until revealed. The piece details a concealed message technique using ordinary ink and cleverly placed spaces, enabling messages to appear when the page is treated or read under specific conditions.
A fragmented note references Mr Robin as a steady hand for a federal work need. It mentions ongoing digging at a site and a weekly publication as context, with no clear dates or affiliations provided.
Hoyt M. Wells of Colorado Agricultural College urges poultrymen to thoroughly clean laying houses. Scrape and disinfect roosts, boards, boxes, feeders, and drinkers. whitewash walls and ceilings. clean or replace window lights and curtains. inspect roofs and seams for leaks. renew litter and nesting material with clean straw. and spray floors with a disinfectant as part of off season sanitation.
A University of Tilingis test on Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns fed grain in boxes versus scratching in deep litter found similar egg yields across three groups. Each group used different feeding regimens over 41 weeks with mixtures including shelled corn and other grains.
A rough summary of poultry care mentions breeding fertility, water management, and feed quality. It notes hens lay rate, warmth, and housing conditions affecting chick growth, with warnings about mites surviving long periods and stressing clean, dry housing to protect chicks and improve production.
The USDA notes dairy herd improvement associations have reached 1,000 groups, a 50 percent rise in four years, with 405,804 cows recorded. Dr. J. McDowell cites ongoing growth and urges more farmers to join, noting substantial potential in demanding efficiency gains.
An article from the University of Wisconsin expert EF G Hastings advises that the best way to keep milking machines clean is to prevent bacterial growth on milk-contact parts. Bleaching powder, mixed with water, serves as an effective germicide. Rinse steps include cold water, warm water with washing soap, then air dry or rack with fresh solution.
Manure applied to fields benefits dairy operations by improving breeding grounds and reducing fly problems at the milking area. A dairyman notes flies threaten milk sanitation and stresses manure management to prevent fermentation, leaching, and odor.
Dairy notes discuss increasing hay, managing pastures with fences, halters, and calf handling. It covers dairy stock quality, foundational stock, and the role of alfalfa and clover hay. It warns against overfeeding concentrated grain without balancing roughage and suggests consulting a county agent for plans.
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