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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
4
Frederick Franklin head of the Boston Symphony Orchestra inspires his players with both voice and baton. During a rehearsal he criticized the orchestra for a cold Second Act of Tristan und Isolde. He exclaimed that the musicians were playing like husbands not lovers, urging warmth and passion.
Jonah considered the conference and announced he is willing to scrap one whaleback for himself. The line presents a curious metaphor about sacrifice and decision within a meeting context. It reflects a historical or literary moment framed as a pledge or personal stance.
The Texas Supreme Court allowed a mandamus petition in the case Clements v. Robison seeking to overturn mineral land classifications and permits issued by the land commissioner. If granted, classifications and permits across millions of oil lands could be voided, threatening oil fields and school fund revenues.
Washington residents faced a deadly disaster when the Knickerbocker theater roof collapsed under two feet of snow. Police put the dead at 107 after eliminating duplicates, with 134 injured and 14 seriously hurt. Rescue crews pulled survivors from debris and two young girls were found unharmed beneath the wreckage.
The national agricultural conference urged Congress and President Harding to reestablish farm product values on parity with other commodities. The marketing committee report framed the resolution as urgent and indicating that something must be done.
A tested United States Department of Agriculture recipe for a lemon pie featuring a corn starch sugar custard filling and a meringue topping. The process uses boiling water, butter, lemon juice and rind, then a baked crust with a browned meringue.
Directions from the United States Department of Agriculture and state colleges explain bed making. They emphasize smoothing the mattress pad, tucking the under sheet with mitered corners, adding the top sheet with a generous head tuck, then blankets and the spread, ending with neat pillow arrangement.
The article notes fur cleaning methods from the USDA Biological Survey. It suggests washing in gasoline or castile soap with borax, rinsing, then air drying. Furs should be stretched on the flesh side when nearly dry and brightened with gasoline followed by corn meal. Gasoline use is cautioned due to fire risk. Alternatives include naphthalene crystals worked into the fur and removal by whipping brushing or vacuuming.
A compact collection offers practical tips for daily chores. Suggestions include patching shoe lining with chamois, using ammonia for iodine stains, placing cut dates on apple pie, wiping hardwood floors with water, whipping cream slowly then heating, daily garbage pail cleaning, weekly hot soda water scrubbing, and using sugar solution to stiffen delicate lace.
A campaign in Akron Ohio to improve school age children's diets weighed 1011 youngsters showing 58 percent underweight. Milk supplementation and diet education led to 67 percent of underweight children gaining weight in two months. Mothers were instructed on balanced meals and health habits with weekly nurse visits and doctor consultations.
The article explains using rabbit meat as beef substitute in stews and presents a tested recipe for jagged hare. It instructs cleaning and cutting hare, dicing bacon, mixing spices, coating meat, browning in fat, then simmering with water or stock for about half an hour.
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