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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1947
Page
3
Practical instructions on equipment, syrup ratios, packing methods, and processing times for water bath and pressure canning. Includes yield estimates per jar, hot and cold packing, jar handling, and common questions about fruit preservation.
Lettuce leaves tossed into soup absorb fat for less greasy soup. Remove leaves once they take up fat. Before broiling meat, cut gashes in the fat to prevent curling. Bits of soap can make a nice jelly for shampoo or washing delicate items.
To prevent mold on smoked meats wrap with vinegar dipped cloth and refrigerate. Soak dried fruits in fruit juice for flavor and value. Cover cheese with a thin butter layer to stay moist, and grate hard cheese that can no longer be sliced.
Western Union releases new details in a matter reported by Inez Gerhard. The article outlines claims and statements surrounding the release and the parties involved.
A roundup of film industry buzz notes on Clark Gable Keenan Wynn Sidney Greenstreet and Adolphe Menjou with Deborah Kerr and others It mentions changes to the Hucksters for censorship and compares film to the book Also cited are Rhoda Williams the braces story Lamont Johnson fan mail shifts Raymond Massey Joan Caulfield Lucille Ball and Lassie plus Talent Scouts and CBS coverage of Cleveland air races with a large all star CBS cast and CBS reporters July events implied
Janis Paige bought a new home after dyeing her hair red for Romance in High C to avoid neighbors seeing her. William Powell’s hair has been dyed red then bleached for different roles. First Nighter returns this fall on CBS. Jack Paar, a summer replacement, was fired a decade ago for not making the grade. Hildegarde earns her own transcribed show this fall.
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