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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
7
This article extols spring greens such as dandelion and beet tops for iron and growth nutrients. It explains cooking tips to preserve color, pairing with egg yolk or pork for flavor, and advises including greens year round for strong health.
A dated recipe notes that this soup is not desirable for lunch or supper for the family. It describes Cream of Dandelion Soup using 1 quart milk 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons flour and 1 cupful cooked dandelion leaves, with flour stirred into melted fat then milk added and leaves folded in before thickening.
A South Carolina cooking note extolls rice served as loose separate grains. It prescribes washing one pint of rice, mixing with a quart pint of water and salt, boiling ten minutes, draining, then steaming on low heat for 15 minutes to produce soft or grainy rice depending on water and steam time.
Dorothy Dix urges women to fund the war by buying Liberty bonds. She appeals to wives, sisters, and mothers to contribute, saying money sustains munitions, food, and hospital supplies for troops. The piece frames patriotism as a financial duty and warns against inaction.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver cleanser that outperforms calomel. It claims quick relief from sluggish liver, headaches, and bowel issues, with a money back guarantee and family suitability. It contrasts calomel’s dangers and cites a Dr. Tightward Henderson endorsement.
A soft velvety skin goal is praised as the height of beauty. The ad asserts Tetterine removes disfiguring patches and blotches quickly, offering a bright clear appearance. Sold by druggists or by mail from Shuptrine Co. Savannah GA.
The article advises wrapping lunches well in dusty seasons and avoiding moist mold-prone foods in hot weather. It recommends sliced meat or peanut butter over moist dressings with chopped meat, as less spoilage occurs in warm conditions.
Greens must be picked over and washed thoroughly. A half bushel of spinach yields a little over a pint when cooked. A half cup of vinegar in the water used for soaking helps kill insects that look like leaves and aids cleaning.
An advertisement touts BONUS LIVISE PILLS as a safe mild remedy for bilious headaches and inactive liver. It promises cleansing of poisons, regulated bowels, and renewed vitality with a few nightly doses. Large bottle available at drug stores. A social note mocks lavish New York rituals with a donkey trained server and bearded babies, noting odd trends and hostess duties.
In WT Alaska produced minerals varied at S41,7600,000. The wiin who will not trust his feel ines is not donne a credit business.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a fifty one year remedy for coughs bronchitis and throat chest ailments. It promises restful nights easy morning expectoration and natural healing aided by an American made product sold for over half a century.
A readable fragment contrasts a rosy cheek remark with a straight hand line. The lines evoke vivid facial color and a palm reading implication, hinting at personality or fate. No broader context available.
An advertisement promotes La Creole Hair Dressing as a non dye method to revive natural color, darken gray hair, and improve hair and scalp health. It claims easy use by combing and brushing and sells for 1.20 dollars via Van Vleet-Mansfield Drug Co. Memphis Tennessee.
The Liberty Bond button is described as the badge of citizenship not a mark of liberality or patriotism. The text asks readers if they are wearing one and implies civic duty through defense of the nation.
Guidance urges buyers to prefer cooking utensils with rounded corners over square ones whenever possible as they are easier to keep clean.
A description notes that aprons woven in a crossbar pattern can be repaired neatly so the mend remains invisible. The technique preserves the original fabric look and avoids visible stitching.
The piece notes rain disrupts farming and field work and that weather can stop operations in France. One inch of rain can ruin hay and wheat, while three inches can render roads impassable for half a million soldiers and vehicles, threatening victory or causing defeat.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertised for cleansing and beautifying the skin hands and hair. Free samples offered by writing Cuticura Dept X Boston. Available at druggists and by mail Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents. Admit Adv.
A brief note observes ants’ thrifty behavior as they gather food quietly. The piece highlights the silent efficiency of these insects and their communal effort in storing provisions for scarce times.
A fragment touts an old fashioned medicine labeled as a remedy for stomach and bowel ailments. The note urges readers to try the product and mentions approval or advertisement without clear details.
In a light exchange a father tells his son that aircraft battle in the ozone not the war zone. The quip reflects playful wartime humor and parental banter.
An old-time ad copy extols Capudine as a fast, pleasant liquid remedy to relieve headaches and ease nervous strain. A stray line questions whether someone can read the other man’s mind on cards, noting a flirtatious remark about a "handsome fool."
An old fragment hints at health claims for Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The piece mentions liver and bowel regulation and promotes longstanding use. It also references general wellness themes and unrelated lines about repairs and love.
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