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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1943
Page
6
The prompt lists nine questions about government, animals, gender terms, anatomy, tattooing, Irish volcanoes, U S constitutional amendments, and Arlington National Cemetery founder. It asks for counts and identities.
A collection of numbered items mentions speeds for a tortoise about one-tenth mile per hour, a claim about women, counts two and ten, and a note that tattooing predates Christianity with eighteen methods in use today. It also references Robert E. Lee and government seizure of property during the Civil War.
Advertorial notes surveys show cigarettes are a favorite home gift for service members. Camel leads sales in Post Exchanges and Canteens with strong requests for sending Camels to soldiers at home and to sailors, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen overseas where allowed.
Maj. Gen. Norman Kirk cites blood plasma to combat shock, sulfa drugs to control infections, and better mobile medical units as key advances. Losses in this war are roughly half those of World War I, with rapid first aid, evacuation, and reconditioning programs helping wounded men return to service or civilian life.
Naval Medical researchers perfected a skin cream that protects against flash burn. The gray cream, about an ounce and a half for face neck and hands, is applied to bare skin. clothing offers protection for covered areas. Lieut. Com. Gordon B. Fauley leads the project.
December myths recount odd customs from Craigmadden in Scotland to Bombay. Traditions warn against new leather, urge a male first visitor, and link holly leaf texture to wives’ roles. Birds and beasts like crickets and cocks signal luck for the year.
Tables laden at Yorkshire Yale describe Frumity Night on Christmas Eve with a dish of creaved wheat baked long then boiled with milk and sweetened with molasses and cinnamon. The Yorkshire tea features sugar cured ham, pork pies, spiced loaf, Christmas cake, flaky mince pies, hot Sally Lunn teacakes, and abundant butter.
Use one red apple for the body and a marshmallow head with clove eyes lipstick nose lips and rouge cheeks. Attach head to body with paste over the stem and outline the waist with paste and cotton to form a waistcoat. Add a red art paper cap and finish with cotton trimmed edges.
Pattern 1877 with bust sizes 28 to 38 inches and 39 inch material needs 41% yards of fabric for size 12. High demand and wartime conditions require extra time to fill orders for popular patterns. Send orders to.
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