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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
2
A New Jersey farm kitchen shows two stoves meeting year round needs. A large coal range provides winter heat while an electric range aids quick summer cooking, with power supplied by local or in-home plants.
Practical advice on keeping dust from entering a home and preserving footwear by removing mud promptly to prevent leather staining. Recommends a safe backyard play area with slides swings sandpile to divert children from traffic. Describes delicate fabric care by blotting in a thick towel and a ventilated closet to protect summer clothes from moths.
Tomatoes broiled to a delicate brown on toast with bacon make a perfect warm day lunch. Another simple method is to bake halved tomatoes under buttered bread crumbs. The bureau of home economics explains how to broil and bake tomatoes.
An article notes Giovanni Battista Riccioli creating the first lunar map in 1650, marking a milestone in astronomical cartography. The piece discusses the historical context and Riccioli's contribution to lunar naming and mapping.
Harry and Cosmo travel along the Milky Way noting brilliant stars and misty patches. Cosmo shares legends from Virgo to Norse myth and Eskimo lore while rockets fire and the trip proves indescribably beautiful.
Practical health guidance on balanced eating, hydration, and exercise. Emphasizes moderation, vegetables, citrus to aid digestion and teeth, lemon hot water rituals, and cautions against heavy meat reliance. Includes simple recipes for pepper relish, rolled orange wafers, and banana butter with pectin for preservation.
New York City based C F B Hutchinson of the federal food and drug administration recommends using about a teaspoonful of tea per cup for a balanced brew. Use boiling water and avoid boiling the tea leaves. steep five to six minutes and then strain into a new container for serving.
The church Notre Dame des Victoires in Quebec honors two British disasters. It marks the defeat of Sir William Phips fleet sent to take the city and the destruction of a second fleet by a Gulf of St. Lawrence storm in 1711.
A quote from Woman's Home Companion discusses why a job appeals differently: quiet or exciting work, routine or adventure, fame or anonymity, incentive or forgetfulness, diversion or a life work.
Circular lines accent the new silk frocks with a single circular ruffle guiding neckline to hemline. Designers favor circular cuts over pleated treatments, seen in peplum effects, circular sleeves, and bell-like pleats. Fall silks feature rubbed interwoven patterns, jacquard effects, and small cravat motifs.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture describes creating compact closets in kitchens and near walls to store brooms, mops, brushes, cleaning powders, and linen. It suggests shelves and hooks, plus second floor closets for bedrooms and bathrooms to improve housekeeping efficiency.
A cluttered ad fragment touts Bayer Aspirin relief for headaches and other pains. It mixes sales pitches for immediate business opportunities, mail offers, and prices for honey and buckets, with addresses in Memphis Tennessee and Mississippi.
Prof John Henry Frizzel of Pennsylvania State College Praises women debaters saying they think quicker in rebuttal and come to the fore in critical moments. He notes their tactful approach and tendency to treat the subject seriously after coaching both genders for two years.
Prizes are awarded by a church near Glasgow to attendees who have shown the highest regularity in worship. On prize day the procession of winners included a woman carrying parasols and others with tin kettles mugs baskets and other articles.
A farmer studies crop production while an agronomist specializes in the theory and practice of crop production. The term distinguishes practical farming from scientific study within agriculture.
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