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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
2
Home cook Edith M. Barber argues for standards in inexpensive meats through browning and careful simmering. The piece outlines brown stews with veal, lamb, and mutton, plus steps for thickening, wine or vinegar flavor, and both homemade and canned options.
Captain W. J. Close of the liner Pastores recalls a cat named Lord Haggis that was left at Port Morant Jamaica when the ship began a banana cargo run. The animal walked aboard at Kingston Jamaica ninety miles away on the next voyage, and the captain now wonders how the feline knew where to catch the ship.
Brown veal in oil season with salt and pepper. Add onion and water simmer ninety minutes. Add mushrooms and olives simmer twenty minutes and serve. If sauce thick, thin with water and pour over meat. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
The saying connects illness and hope, noting John Gay 1688–1723 and his Beggar’s Opera. It cites his The Sick Man and the Angel and Cicero 106–43 B C in Epistolarum ad Atticum as early forms of the proverb.
The bishop of Exeter told the Lords that Dartmoor prison inmates mutinied in 1932 and now avoid Sunday chapel, preferring bed rest with novels. He alleged rude songs at prison concerts and that only five of 200 Church of England prisoners attend services despite a growing impudence in crime. The bishop also said the chaplain received threats unless concerts were made more amusing.
In Wheeling West Virginia a man named John Ward thirty two celebrated his son's birth with a caper in the hospital corridor. He slipped and fractured his skull and died hours later before meeting his son.
London society women have revived snuff taking, echoing Georgian days. The market for snuff and jeweled containers, once essential to a dandys social kit, has surged with new sales and interest.
Five tons of statues once in Bryant Park vanished and were later found in Brooklyn. Washington Irving and Dr. James Marion Sims are the figures, placed in 1894. restoration could cost $500 though city funds are tight. Interwoven notes cover Yonkers businessman John Andrus, a Cleveland comic pranks, a Fifth Avenue scene, and a hooch origin tale.
Practical advice on preserving fruit with vinegar or lemon juice to reduce sugar. Guidance on buying standard linens for better wear, using a feather brush to dust gilt frames, and avoiding linen cloths that dull brightness. For stiff cake, beat in an egg gradually to reach the right consistency.
A short downtown exchange reflects on time as a resource. The saying Time is money drawn laughter as a reminder of priorities and the value of time in daily life.
Charles Cobeen Marquette university student union manager says student drinking has declined since repeal as most students find the new liquor system beyond their means referenced in Milwaukee report.
The Washington Post commentary notes a widow’s necklace once thought genuine turns out to be paste. It contrasts De Maupassant and Mrs. Dewey, arguing value rests beyond rarity and that people’s belief shapes appearance of worth.
The Boston Globe remarks that younger readers, raised on economic primers, might comprehend the country’s troubles more clearly than older generations, though that understanding offers little practical help.
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for measured dosing and adjustable effect. A proper liquid laxative provides safe relief without habit formation or kidney irritation, with gentle, regular function. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is presented as an approved option kept by all druggists and suitable for all ages.
A founder argues that a hundred mistakes become valuable when students derive lessons from them. The idea emphasizes experiential learning and iterative improvement in classroom practice.
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