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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
2
An advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone safely replaces calomel for liver help. It praises the vegetable formula, warns against calomel’s dangers like bone necrosis, and guarantees relief of sluggish liver and digestive discomfort for families and children alike.
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a harmless internal cleanser that cures constipation in children and restores playfulness. It urges mothers to check for genuine bottles made by the California Fig Syrup Company and warns against counterfeit syrups.
A vintage advertisement promises ten years shaved from appearance by using La Creole Hair Dressing. The note adds humor about women distrusting doctors without whiskers.
President Wilson, addressing about 7000 in Baltimore, urged unwavering support for the Liberty Loan and declared force to the utmost as the nation’s response to Germany. He framed the war as a fight for justice, self determination, and the survival of free nations.
Report notes the first woman dentist working in war zones as proof that women will fill roles once held by men. The exchange highlights evolving gender participation in wartime support tasks and the broader workforce shift.
No Honor. Bacon notes prophets have little honor at home while Jobert raises concern over profiteers. The exchange hints at public scrutiny of local business practices and reputations in a tight community.
In a brief dialogue from The New Vocabulary a character suggests careful word use while another argues that constant dictionary checking would hinder wartime conversation. The exchange centers on balancing precision with timely speech during conflict.
A boy boasts to his mother that he "licked the stuffin' out of a German boy" at school and asks to be rewarded with a knitted sweater. The exchange presents a glimpse of harsh humor reflecting wartime attitudes and child mischief.
United States agriculture officials urge higher rice production to ease ally grain shortages and free wheat for shipment. International per capita rice use varies. Japan and China rely most on rice, while unpolished rice offers little nutritional gain compared with polished rice.
The article explains that milling removes essential parts of the grain, reducing nutritive value. Polished rice is coated with glucose and talc, while unpolished retains more nutrients. Brown rice uses the entire seed except for the husk, preserving natural nutrients.
Rice sold by grocers looks attractive with a smooth surface but lacks palatability. Polished rice is milled too far, losing value and flavor. If housewives demanded brown rice, consumption would rise quickly due to the kernel’s superior flavor.
Rice can be boiled in salted water as a vegetable base, paired with fish or meat, or used with cheese, poultry, or beans in varied dishes. It serves as a major or minor ingredient in stews, soups, or curries, and can be prepared with milk for breakfast or mixed into batters with dried fruits for value and versatility.
Housekeepers know how to make light mashed potatoes with hot milk margarine or butter and salt and pepper. For a different version beat in two egg whites per six potatoes and bake lightly in a dish until brown, with grated cheese as a topping option.
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