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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
3
A guide to energizing breakfasts emphasizes planning and variety. It covers using in season fruits such as Winter, Anjou, Nelis, Rose, and Comice pears, cereals, and breads. Recipes include Honey Butter Roll Ups and Date Orange Muffins, then Sausage Pears baked as a savory breakfast served by Western Newspaper Union.
The piece likens current stock trading to 1930s crash fever with gambling vibes in brokerage offices. It notes excessive cash, rising risk, and advice from strangers as horse racing imagery and daily doubles appear in markets. It suggests replacing the gong with a bugle to signal a new era.
Lynn offers practical tips on caring for iron frying pans with a soda bath, polishing silver with old flannel cloths, and drying woolens slowly. He cautions against excessive heat and sun, and notes a salt-water boil helps eggshells stay intact.
Breakfast idea list by Lynn Chambers includes Orange-Grapefruit Juice Oatmeal with Cream and Sugar Poached Eggs on Toast and Cranberry Marmalade Beverage presented as a simple menu. This concise draft outlines morning meal options and beverage pairing.
A New York department store lists a four room fabricated house at 2399 dollars. The piece hints that "Tenting Tonight" could replace "Home Sweet Home" as an American folk sentiment. The text contrasts remiss old fashioned homes with chicken houses.
Ex Princeton quarterback Frank Bergen now a court magistrate, defends kerosene lamps in a homespun tone. The column recalls kerosene lamp memories, old beer kegs, a potato cork, radio trivia, and a nod to The Red Mill’s 1945 Broadway hit revival and its Herbert tunes.
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