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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1946
Page
9
A home kitchen piece offers simple ways to refresh meals with added varieties in desserts and breads. Featured recipes include Frozen Fruit Salad, Orange Honey Bread, Banana Cake, and Mocha Bread Pudding with steps and ingredients for each dish.
Spring vegetables arrive at markets and can be dressed up with lemon chive butter, cheese or sour cream sauce. Green beans and wax beans pair with chili sauce. creamed beans gain nutmeg parsley horseradish or mustard. Lima beans benefit from mushrooms or a cream mustard lemon sauce. Beets return if stuffed with cottage cheese chili onion bacon salt pepper and lemon juice then browned.
The piece notes two private club rooms with bars and 400 boxes at Yankee Stadium priced from 600 to 900 dollars per season, aimed at bankers and businessmen, signaling class distinctions at baseball games. It laments loss of democratic ballpark spirit while railing at excessive luxury and urging fans to resist gated amenities and champagne culture.
Due to high demand and current conditions several popular pattern numbers are back ordered as orders take longer to fill. Local weavers and fabric stores report extended wait times for house dress patterns and related sewing guides.
Birds described as having independently movable eyes enable up looking with one eye and down with the other or looking left and right simultaneously. Robins are noted to have such eye mobility by nature. In contrast, fish hawks, buzzards, and eagles are said to possess eyes that function like telescopes.
A compact series of captured phrases shows everyday speech and social norms, including references to a five cent bock beer and ice cream, modest earnings, and plans to buy new suits for Easter, reflecting era customs and humor.
A collage of witty lines and questions on inflation, bread sizes, and war headlines. General Marshall joke contrasts with American life while a shopper laments scarce luxury items and rising prices. Churchill quip echoes end of beginnings.
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