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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
2
Household tips cover oven warming with newspaper to prevent racking, upholstering fabric with smooth close weave, using coffee grounds and tea leaves in earthen pots, vaseline to soften stiff shoes, soaking a toothbrush to reduce shedding, drying celery scraps for soups, newspaper under ironing boards, lemon juice as a bilious headache aid, and saving small soap pieces for reuse.
An old remedy promising internal use of 666 liquid tablets and salve for cold treatment. It claims internal use for the tablets and external salve application, presenting a complete and speedy approach as a known remedy.
A fragmentary old item describes preserving leftovers in a house jar, dissolving with hot water, and forming a soap block. It notes pouring into a tin box, cooling, bending sides, and cutting into pieces for storage. It also mentions using cornflour with cold water as a starch for laces.
A vintage recipe card outlines steps for 30 minute menu items. Breaded lamp chops are dipped in egg yolk and milk, rolled in crumbs, salted, and buttered in a greased dish. Potato puffs, eggplant au gratin, and baked custard cups are baked in a 400 degree oven. Tomato poinsetta salad uses small tomato wedges stuffed with cress and mayo on lettuce.
Floy Edmondson, a senior from Fort Worth, is featured as Miss Business by the business administration students at Texas Christian University. The article highlights her hometown ties and campus recognition.
This excerpt covers fruit gelatine with canned fruit, soft shelled crabs fried in egg and cracker dust, creamed crab meat served over toast or timbale, and shrimp preparation. It explains soaking gelatin, crusting and frying crabs, making a light white sauce, and using cooked crab or shrimp in salads, cocktails, or hot dishes.
An advertisement claims a powerful rheumatic remedy can relieve pain, swelling, and joint agony within 48 hours. The product, sold for 85 cents, promises full refund if the user is not cured, urging readers to obtain it from Young Drug Co or a local druggist.
Fragmented OCR reads like a list of seafood entrees and appetizers. Mentions crab and lobster starters, tea related items, and hard shell themes with unclear wording and stray symbols.
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