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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
2
Netty and Elsie the monkeys discuss what the keeper told the people outside their zoo room. They learn to keep calm as the keeper clarifies facts and reassures the animals about their caretaking. The keeper is praised as splendid for guiding others.
A USDA prepared recipe for corn fritters uses canned or fresh corn with flour, baking powder, salt, liquid from corn or milk, an egg, and melted fat. The method involves mixing dry and liquid ingredients, then frying spoonfuls until cooked through, served hot. The article also discusses Washington's dinner hour and a children's story about a kind keeper, from 1931.
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau of home economics guides preparing forcemeat stuffing to flavor and tenderize roast lamb. Select a breast including foreshank, have bones cracked for serving, and wipe meat with a moisture removing wipe.
A nostalgic food column highlights ice box cookies and rolls that keep well. Recipes cover butter sugar eggs and flavorings, plus yeast rolls and coffee cake style breads. The piece emphasizes make ahead convenience and baked finish for later use.
A 1931 Western Newspaper Union feature notes jacket-plus frock as the current economical yet stylish outfit. The “double-date” dress converts from day to evening by removing the jacket, with a velvet sash and sheer crepe details highlighted.
A five and a half year old girl with early rickets shows hollow chest flaring ribs knocked knees and lowered arches. Exercise and improved posture habits plus diet rich in growth promoting foods helped correct defects. The photo, from the United States Department of Agriculture, illustrates extension work in better posture and health for children.
A vegetable curry recipe describes serving dry flaky rice in a ring around the curry. It instructs boiling rice, steaming, cooking vegetables with peas, then pouring a spiced sauce over the dish for even flavor.
A Milwaukee mother touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for her daughter’s constipation and related ailments. The ad claims fifty years of use by mothers and endorsements by doctors, noting the genuine product bears the name California and is sold at all drugstores.
A fragment notes that laying out and tending a flower garden contributes to communal improvement and social vitality, suggesting civic pride grows from shared green spaces. The idea links gardening to strengthening town unity and morale.
An old fashioned prescription touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe gentle laxative. It claims to cleanse bowels without shock using herbs and pepsin and suits children too with a pleasant taste. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for the original formula kept in stock.
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