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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
3
A Chicago Evening Post essay argues that architectural beauty equals real commercial value. It states beauty complements structural strength and material excellence, guiding a building’s desirability with planned utility and refined design.
Businessmen and trade groups push public education to own and furnish homes to boost local prosperity. Homeowners become permanent city builders, raise industry and thrift, and support retailers, while discouraging unwise spending and heavy debts.
Agricultural notes emphasize cutting underbrush and moving weeds to boost pasture yield in Texas. Sheep help weed control but overstocking harms grass. Proper saddle harness care reduces horse injuries with collar fit and trace adjustments. Home economics advise simple dress trims, seedless embroidery, and practical housekeeping tips for farmers and families.
The article outlines three shrubbery forms for small areas foundations walk angles and large borders. Foundation and angle plantings use low to medium shrubs with evergreens as accents to avoid blocking light.
A New York World editorial argues over transplanting European garden cities to the United States. It questions feasibility amid American hyperindividualism and considers a modified effective type to relieve sprawling cities and housing pressure.
About seventy five years ago in Phippsburg Maine a farm owner carved his name on a hillside by sprinkling wood ashes. The letters read gs H Rogers and are several feet high. Each spring the new grass makes the message stand out again and only twice since the original laying has it been repainted.
Liquid air is a transparent intensely cold liquid with slight blue tint and density near water. It forms by compressing air then cooling it via its own expansion to below the boiling points of nitrogen and oxygen, and its chief use is as a refrigerant.
The text describes the Colosseum in Rome with a capacity of 87,000, while noting no definite capacity for the Forum Romanum. It explains the Forum as Rome’s market and political center, not seating, and a gathering place for large crowds. It lists the Forum’s length as 102 meters and width as 45 to 46 meters.
A reader suggests sprinkling whole cloves where ants appear to drive them away quickly. The note claims the method is effective and harmless to people and even discourages other creeping pests from entering or infesting living spaces.
Blotting paper is now produced from wood pulp after earlier reliance on rag stock. It was believed sawdust lacked absorbency, but much of the pulp used comes from wood deemed low value.
A digest of midcentury home cookery and pantry wisdom covering apple soup cucumber rings and squash pies. Tips on food storage including parchment papers for wrapping and keeping eggs cool, plus methods for custard dressing and potato salads with almonds and proper salting timings.
Milk eggs and sugar form a well stocked pantry base for custard desserts. The USDA notes lime from milk and iron from yolks, with vitamins in both. Custards can stand alone or accompany fruits cakes or puddings and be thickened by various starches or gels.
A brief quip from a Baltimore Sun item noting a child’s assertion about ten years with a mother while remarking on the misfit of fishing along a creek bank where few bites come from the water.
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