March of Dimes Campaign Urges Generous Support
A plea to support the March of Dimes in progress, urging readers to contribute generously to this humanitarian cause aiding infantile paralysis victims.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
5
A plea to support the March of Dimes in progress, urging readers to contribute generously to this humanitarian cause aiding infantile paralysis victims.
Berniece Kaples slices sausage as an example of home freezing. Capper's Farmer editor Marjorie Griffin notes freezer lockers enable year round storage for beef pork lamb veal and poultry. Preserving by freezing canning and curing provides menu variety with specific storage times: sausage ground meat six months pork veal fish three to six months beef lamb six to twelve months and poultry eight months.
The piece argues government ownership falters in big industries like coal and oil, citing 1942 Arctic oil losses of 300 million dollars and a failed White Horse canal oil venture. It praises penicillin mass production aided by government funding, while warning state control generally yields inefficiency and higher costs. It questions government prudent investment versus private investor discipline.
Mr and Mrs Frank J Wagner traveled to San Antonio during the prior week, spending Thursday there as part of their trip.
Mr and Mrs Malvin Merrem and daughter Renee spent Saturday in Victoria. The outing highlights a family excursion with a brief mention of their travel and time away from home.
Jimmie Few returns Sunday from Taylors South Carolina. Miss Edna Gummelt of Houston visits her grandfather Mr F C Kaase. Miss Mildred Gibson travels to Rosenberg to stay with uncles Fred and Aubry Gibson. Gene Boehm of A and M College Bryan Texas visits his mother Mrs Ed Boehm Jr. Week end guests at Mr and Mrs Eddie Wenske include Mr and Mrs Joe Kesowski and Joan Jean and William Joe Mr and Mrs Ernest J Garris and Mr and Mrs James V Janecka.
Capper's Farmer correspondent Joan Miller highlights Mrs. Louis Heidbrink Sr and Mrs. Louis Heidbrink Jr a mother and daughter in law team from LaFayette County Missouri. They decorate two nearby houses creating coordinated modern interiors including a yellow enamel porch and a Hollywood style bed from recycled hardware.
Rural Home editor promotes a quick pickle method using white vinegar and reduced cooking time. Cucumbers are prepared with a shorter drainage period and a lighter spiced vinegar solution, yielding pint jars that improve with storage and suit fall pantry plans. Industry terms include sugar reduction and faster processing for relishes.
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