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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
2
Practical guide to transforming scraps into timbales croquettes and croquettes using bread crumbs milk white sauce eggs and leftovers. Includes meat timbales vegetables with curry baked fish in cheese sauce and steps for molding and frying croquette mixtures.
A Texas physician found 3,000 pennies on his desk with a note claiming payment for a newborn. The incident followed he had delivered a baby for a young couple who had supposedly saved the metal coins for years, valuing the child at more than twice its weight in copper.
A recipe fragment describes mushrooms flaked fish and shrimp in a greased baking dish with cheese sauce and optional bread crumbs. It suggests lining the dish with mashed potatoes, then pouring the creamed mix in the center and baking. It also provides a Green Salad dressing using boiled livers of two chickens egg yolks mustard pepper vinegar olive oil parsley and Worcestershire sauce mashed into a paste then mixed into salad.
A collection of simple advice covers rolling cookie dough after chilling to ease handling, using household ammonia to water ferns for greener foliage, heating lemons before juicing to increase yield, and removing perfume stains from linen scarfs with hydrogen peroxide.
A Brooklyn law student, Herbert H. Holland, stops a pickpocket on a rush hour subway, retrieves a stolen check book, helps testify to secure arrest, and explains his duty to the community. The piece also recounts Milton MacKaye's Seabury investigations and connections to figures like Jimmy Walker and Herbert H. Lehman.
The piece discusses the origin of the phrase out-Herod Herod from Shakespeare Hamlet. It explains Herod's portrayal as brutal and notes Hamlet’s instruction to avoid overacting by actors. The Bell Syndicate WNU Service note appears as a source credit.
Dr. C. G. Berger showcased his New England Hobby Collectors display featuring old spectacles. Highlights included Taft's grandmother’s gold rimmed glasses, wooden frames, ear ties, spring press temples, and models with swing-in extra lenses for reading.
In Pennsylvania during 1934 motorcycles continued as the most dangerous highway transport. The Division of Safety reports 43 killed and 541 injured in 612 motorcycle accidents statewide.
A Housewife suggests adding a teaspoon of honey to a glass of milk to improve taste for a child who tires of milk. The note claims honey is a healthier alternative to sugar and invites readers to try the tip.
John C. Donegan reports a Springdale Arkansas fruit grower irrigated 827 eight year old peach trees with about 1,000,000 gallons of water at a cost of 240 dollars. The grower sold roughly 3,000 bushels of peaches and earned about 50 cents more per bushel than neighbors, making irrigation raise income by 1,500 dollars.
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