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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
6
The author shares favorite buffet ideas including toasted cheese baked with egg and milk, baked tomatoes with bacon, Welsh rarebit parties, a fruit dessert centerpiece, and a mixed green salad with a garlic loaf vinaigrette. Also described are veal paprika with noodles, peas, and shortcakes, plus a detailed salad assembly and dressing steps.
Dialogue shows Dorothy doubting a romance born of Halloween superstition. Paul argues success if the bride is a good cook and has a fat bank account, implying material security as a key to a happy marriage.
Mathewson Colorado reports the famed 25 year coal mine fire is near extinction after 11 weeks of work by US Geological Survey crews. Explosives cleared around the burning area to isolate it and allow underground fuel deposits to be used commercially.
A collection of cooking directions includes garlic butter searing of meat with water and cream, baked tomatoes with bacon and onions, Apple Orange Compote with orange zest, Saloyon and Tartare sauces. Text outlines ingredients and oven times for each dish in a vintage kitchen context.
A columnist cites Publius Syrus maxim 864 stating it is better to learn late than never. The piece argues the saying fits modern life whether tardiness applies to learning or keeping dinner engagements, noting its classical origin and adaptability.
Ten towns in northwest Nebraska organize a Lewis and Clark national park group to promote a 25 000 acre tract north of Decatur and east of Highway 73. Iowa towns pledge support for the recreation project and a bird sanctuary is proposed along both Missouri river shores. The old mission near the site will be surveyed as a historic feature.
In New York two treasure parties probe the East River for the HMS Hussar believed sunk in 1780. Divers seek gold worth about six million today while old salts at Sailors Snug Harbor watch maps and debate the seas’ fabled riches.
A readable fragment offers practical house tips. It covers ironing to prevent warping and puckering, treating fruit stains with salt or boiling water, drying stained fabrics outdoors in cold weather, and using oxalic acid for very old stains. It also notes proper air circulation around baking pans for even rising.
A brief comic exchange suggesting walking as a substitute for gasoline. One speaker laments high fuel costs while the other proposes car tickets as a workaround. Source tone mirrors a light newspaper humor item.
A demonstration of the Clearosol process by Socony Vacuum engineers at the Paulsboro New Jersey plant showcased a solvent wash technique to remove oil impurities. The method promises less carbon buildup, reduced gum and sludge, and potential motorist savings.
A practical at home test uses a dark night with a candle behind a small lighted target to reveal whether a shotgun points instinctively. Set up two 2 by 4 posts with a tin can as the light source and shoot three times, then adjust butt plate or stock if shots deviate from the bull’s eye.
Edmund Heller, director of Milwaukee Washington Park Zoo, says a liberated collection of thousands of wild animals would cause panic but few attacks. Man-eating tigers and lions would head for bushes and trees, and would likely avoid humans unless cornered.
A Detroit News correspondent notes the grebe or hell-diver as a common focal aquatic bird. It thrives on inland lakes with many families present in summer and is famed for speed, quickness, and diving, often evading hunters.
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