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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
2
The USDA explains tart cooked apples pair well with pork and suggests serving them baked fried or as an apple dessert. It notes fruit flavors like fried pineapple or cranberry sauce can replace apples in winter. Proper heat control keeps pork moist, with searing then moderate heat to 185 F for doneness.
Weather tips urge outdoor play for children to prevent winter illnesses and advise weather stripping to save fuel. Guidance covers fostering reading with light and comfortable chairs, efficient cooking practices to preserve vegetables color, and using soap water with kerosene oil as gentle cleaners for porcelain and enamel.
To Make Brown Bread Beat two eggs, add melted butter, dissolve baking soda in buttermilk, then mix in salt graham flour cornmeal brown sugar. Beat well and bake one hour in a slow oven. Raisins and chopped nuts may be added.
Minna visits a music shop where lullabies end and an inanimate orchestra awakens. Instruments and music sheets come alive to perform and dance, led by the metronome, as Minna enjoys a magical ball of graceful notes and lively tunes in a 1929 Western Newspaper Union tale.
An advice piece urging balanced meals centered on citrus fruits and fresh vegetables. It argues inactivity fuels disease, promotes orange juice to aid digestion and immune health, and gives simple recipes such as Pot Roast With Vegetables and Dinner Punch with lemon and orange juice.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines a mulligatawny soup recipe using veal stock and vegetables. It includes onion, celery, carrot, mace, peppercorns, curry powder, apple, green pepper, parsley, and butter, with optional sieve-straining and adding chopped meat for extra heartiness.
To make cinnamon rolls, sprinkle biscuit dough thickly with sugar cinnamon and butter. Roll, cut into one inch pieces, place side down in a buttered pan with a sugared butter layer and syrup. Bake, then turn out. Increase syrup for extra glaze, add honey for a glossy top before baking.
Advice from a 20th century kitchen guide stresses arranging sinks stoves and worktables at near ergonomic heights to reduce bending and fatigue. It suggests grouping essential items to cut steps and recommends movable castered tables for flexible task placement. It notes 30 inches as a typical sink height and urges experimentation to set optimal table ironing board and tub heights.
In cold weather cocoa with milk serves as a food and beverage for children before school. The guide recommends two level teaspoons cocoa and two level teaspoons sugar per half pint of milk, using scalding milk, a paste of cocoa and sugar, and boiling briefly. Optional vanilla and whipped cream enhance the drink.
Julia Bottomley surveys furred cloth jackets and fair weather fashion, praising the fur trimmed suit as a chic and original winter accent. She highlights brown Verona cloth, caracal collar, and bold color themes from deep wines to eggplant, with tweed ensembles and matching hats completing the look.
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener for children and a remedy against acidity. It highlights its pleasant taste, neutralizing power, and endorsement by physicians, noting the product as a genuine prescription item and a trademark of the Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co since 1875.
A classic ad copy extols California Fig Syrup as a gentle remedy for babies and children with feverish spells, indigestion, and constipation. It cites a mom from Montrose, California praising quick relief and notes physicians endorse the full product name.
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