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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
4
The article argues French cooks excel with vegetables especially peas served as a separate course. It notes dumplings with peas and carrots and a method using canned peas with onion and butter, plus a white sauce to finish the dish.
A reminiscence of Mark Twain advertising for a lost intensely black cat multiple papers. The tale recalls a quip about not counting high enough to match feline adoptions and a set of humorous wisdom lines attributed to Lady Burton from Life of Sir Richard Burton, including an Arabian proverb about knowledge and wit.
The list shows multiple businesses with closing times including Central Power and Light Co. at 9 a.m. and various shops such as Modern Meat Market, Janszen Filling Station, and Kopecky Drug Co. closing at 6 p.m. Ed L. Biehunke and Florus are noted, with some venues closing at noon.
Mrs Edwin Jaeggs hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge party with four tables of members. Prizes honored George Washington's birthday as Adela Knesek won high score and Erwin Oeh! second. refreshments included fruit salad pineapple cake and coffee. Plate favors were miniature flags.
LaGrange Texas February obituary notes Mrs. Fannie Josephine Mosig aged 93 died after a prolonged illness at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frede Sr. Funeral was at Sacred Heart Church led by Rev. Father S. Zientek. Survived by five children including Carl Mosig of Fort Worth and R S Mosig of Kansas City, three daughters and 22 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.
A two story residence owned by H. P. Carville on Price Avenue in Yoakum Texas suffered heavy interior damage from smoke and water after a Thursday night fire. Fire Chief Charlie Kaiser cited a defective electric wire as the likely cause and noted the home is insured.
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