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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
2
A Western Newspaper Union 1930 feature outlines practical recipes and tips. It covers fried green tomato dishes, baked eggs in tomatoes, French toast, cheese handling and storage, green tomato pickles, tomato gelatin salad, Grandmother’s cookies, spiced peaches, and tomato catsup with detailed steps and measurements.
Practical tips on food pickling using under ripe fruits ironing clothes damp for machines alternating shoe pairs for economy safety rules for non acid foods stored under pressure mattresses turned regularly and washable pads sun suits for children sunbaths touted to store health against winter ills
A USDA guidance piece urges balanced evening meals to cover a fourteen hour fast. It recommends varied foods from family meals including buttered carrots, tomatoes, greens, fruits, and a baked potato, plus a glass of milk for protein and nutrients.
Asia Bottomley surveys midseason fashion as light weight woolens rise for early fall. Dark wine and green tones plus off-black shades lead a trend toward slender silhouettes with low flares, surplice necklines, boleros, intricate seamings, and white or light lingerie accents amid see-through yet comfortable fabrics.
Science shows watermelons supply multiple vitamins including A C B and G. The fruit, once thought only mostly water, supports growth and health, fitting into meals with sandwiches beverages and milk where watermelon remains the star attraction.
Reading, Pennsylvania reports show three deaths and 30 illnesses from trichinosis linked to raw pork sausage. The USDA renews warnings that the parasite in swine meat causes a typhoid-like illness and urges thorough cooking of all fresh pork. Leaflet 84-L on trichinosis is available free via the USDA.
The article discusses cooling drinks made from skim milk and whey. It notes skim milk provides lime protein and vitamin B that promotes growth and appetite, but lacks vitamin A and has lower energy due to fat loss.
A concise note advises choosing versatile pieces for the midseason and early fall. It highlights layering options and color palettes that work across outfits while maintaining practicality and style.
David wanders the Living Map and discovers the Grand Canyon of Arizona. The gorge appears upside down with colorful rock walls and marble sections, aweing him with its vast, dangerous beauty as he contemplates naming it a grand canyon.
G. M. Kilbourn profiles the Carbon glacier on Mount Rainier, a 3,390 foot elevation ice field near Seattle with a towering cliff formed by glacial carving. The piece contrasts this perpetual ice with Yellowstone’s geysers, noting access via Fairfax and Paradise Valley routes and guided glacier treks.
Tommy Gubbins discusses Chinese talent with two Chinamen back from London. They mock a game called sodium football where players kick an inflated bladder, noting London fog so dense a match lasted half an hour before the ball was found.
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