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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1938
Page
7
The copy asserts CAMELS burn longer than rivals and offer cooler mellower smoking. It touts real economy with Camel’s finer tobaccos and positions Camel as America's first choice for smoking pleasure and the shrewdest cigarette buy.
A culinary feature highlighting a summer cold cuts platter with salami liver sausage ham and corned beef plus accompaniments. It offers six recipes using these meats including Luncheon Slices Ham and Cheese Pinwheels Rarebit filling and Corned Beef de Luxe and promotes a companion cookbook Easy Entertaining by Eleanor Howe with a 10 cent mail offer.
Purdue University studies show a vacuum with a clean dust bag cleans best and should be emptied after each daily use. Dust pickup depends on how fast it is pushed, ideally one to two feet per second, and avoid sharp objects to prevent bag holes or fan damage.
When electric outlets are planned in a new house for lamps clocks and radios the kitchen is often neglected It has more uses for plugs than any other room Within reasonable limits there cannot be too many appliance outlets in the kitchen In this room electricity is used both for lighting and for motivating power Consumption of current varies widely with kitchen appliances and special attention should be given to the load the outlet is expected to carry
The text explains ropiness in bread is caused by a bacillus and renders bread unfit for use. It advises sterilizing all containers used for mixing, baking, and storing by boiling to prevent ropiness, which does not appear immediately after baking but is signaled by a disagreeable odor.
To remove covers from preserve jars place the jar top downward in a dipper of hot water not boiling and leave it five to ten minutes. Remove the jar and insert a steel kitchen knife under the rubber at different points to allow air in, then lift the cover easily.
Instruction notes that adding dye or tint to the washing machine along with soap flakes leads to more even color distribution on curtains. This method emphasizes consistent dyeing during washing.
In 1917 a President urged a quiet drive to Pohick Church in Virginia. The small edifice filled as Mr Wilson Randolph and I received seats and prayer books. A Secret Service man recounted finding the minister home and organizing a larger welcome for the approaching visit.
The United States Naval Observatory notes 12:00 M is widely used to mark noon with M short for Meridiem derived from Latin meridies meaning midday. Meriden origin shows as an accusative form indicating middle of the day.
A collection of wry aphorisms and anecdotes on garden mischief careers parents dogs cats and seaside labor. A seaside worker earns 2 50 daily for litter pickup while a judge notes parents hinder career aims. A joke about honesty and a wife’s diet adds light satire.
A young man carries a urgent message to the church and asks the sexton to ring the bell vigorously. The sexton delays, claiming the bell is outside in a tree and noting he must go home to shave.
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