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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1934
Page
2
Dietetic guide explains protein role in daily meals for all ages. It notes milk meat fish eggs cheese nuts and beans supply building material while extra protein raises energy use and can burden organs. Children need about 15 percent of daily calories from protein, adults about 10 percent, with milk and eggs boosting quality and intake.
The article explains protein sources across diets including meat fish dairy eggs nuts and legumes for varied nourishment. It compares costs and notes vegetarian options while outlining sample menus for meat vegetable and fish choices and a diabetic friendly prune tapioca dessert with gelatin and saccharine.
The animal is described as short but fierce and strong feeding on other whales, porpoises, and seals.
The piece notes New Yorkers tolerate noise but react to unusual sounds. It cites a friend disturbed by country birds, another annoyed by a milkman’s horse clump, and mentions Bryant Park area and Herald Square for high decibel levels. It also mentions Sixth Avenue elevated traffic whistles and street vendors.
Dressings can be made from fruit juices mixed with chopped dried or preserved fruits for tasty fillings. To remove lime from tea kettles boil vinegar solution, then rinse. Use onion boiled water to clean white paint. shake French dressing in a jar rather than stirring.
A magistrates court complaint about chimes near the Bryant Park district notes they hindered a lawyer. Adjustments reduced noise as subway noise suppression evolves with quieter trains. an Egyptian mystic’s night car crossing startled a patrolman. A humorous aside follows about parks and funding.
A youth in Treviso Italy holds a certificate showing his tiny radio set can receive about six stations and fits into a nutshell though not a coconut. An ad notes Ferry's Pure Bred Vegetable Seeds at five cents a package and mentions Loganberry origins in 1881 by Judge J H Logan in California.
A dramatic account describes a flight where honeymooners ride through menacing clouds described as tunnels. The dialogue highlights tension and the perception of danger during the travel.
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