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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
2
A guide to casserole cooking explains versatile methods from browning to long slow bakes. It lists equipment such as heavy ovenproof dishes and provides recipes for Mushrooms Au Gratia Scalloped Oysters and Chicken Souffle with step by step ingredient mixes and baking times.
A quirky column cites tips on kitchen hygiene like greasing hands with mutton fat before washing and protecting a teething baby’s dress with a dress shield. It also advises dipping a knife in hot water to cut soap and careful pin removal before laundering.
Fifty tons of material await shipment for the Longwood residence on Saint Helena. The cargo will go by sea from Havre to London then to the lonely island aboard a British vessel for Napoleon's home restoration work.
In Constantine Michigan workers clearing a mill race found a watch lost by John Putnam, now of Sydney New York, in 1905. One hand rusted off yet crystal remained intact and the watch began ticking when wound. It will be sent to Putnam.
This piece recounts how Thomas Jefferson, born near Shadwell in a Virginia river valley, named the nearby peak Monticello meaning little mountain in Italian. He began building his Charlottesville home atop the summit after a 1769 fire destroyed Shadwell, and the finished mansion bore the mountain’s name.
United Air Lines notes rivet aging is slowed by cold dry ice and heat treating. Heat treatment doubles aluminum tensile strength from 26 000 to about 55 000 psi. Landing gear steel reaches about 180 000 psi and can survive a 32 ton emergency impact.
During a reburial near Great Bend Kansas workers uncovered a 1837 half dime among remains of soldiers once stationed at Fort Zarah abandoned in 1869.
The piece recalls Dan the Dude a Broadway figure of vast wealth and notoriety who vanished from the spotlight after a run of luck and speculation. It notes his downfall, the public’s forgetfulness, and his funeral as Broadway forgets but remembers in time. The column shifts to a tranquil Connecticut scene before returning to New York and local details, including Edward J. Flynn’s residence in Spuyten Duyvil.
A workman asks a youth about a Burkhart party while the youth identifies only the Democrat and Republican parties as active in the area. The exchange reveals local political presence and informal dialogue.
Haverford College archeological expeditions led by Prof. Elihu Grant reveal four to five successive Jewish city layers at Ain Shems Beth Shemesh west of Jerusalem. Finds include bronze age cemeteries and rich Canaanite burial deposits, with artifacts showing a prosperous 38 000 year old population and links to biblical Palestine. A Palestine museum at Haverford houses the material.
A piece notes that many men prefer chasing luck and four leaf clovers to seeking steady employment, reflecting attitudes toward work and opportunity in leisure culture.
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