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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
2
The article argues canned vegetables retain nutritive value and safety when unopened and properly stored. It notes occasional can damage, advises reheat in own liquid for flavor, offers simple preparations like baked asparagus and peas with onions, string beans with celery, and artichokes with celery salad.
The Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology staff report the discovery of a 120 million year old plesiosaur fossil skeleton in Cambridge Massachusetts. The creature is estimated to exceed 50 feet in length, making it the world’s largest marine reptile.
Open can of corn melt butter beat eggs combine with seasonings add milk and grated cheese. Fill a baking dish halfway top with half the bread crumbs then remaining crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven until firm about 80 to 40 minutes. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A string of practical tips appears from readers including celery tips as garnish a suggestion to place a rubber mat to prevent bowls from sliding on a porcelain table and advice to revive cut flowers by lukewarm water. Readers are urged to use sugar to deepen gravy color for roasts and pork.
Hanford California sawmill caretaker fined $100 on a game law charge after a game warden traced a line of yellow jackets to two pieces of out of season venison. M Saltz pleaded guilty to possessing venison illegally and was arrested for the offense.
A sharp scam claims a $26 duty miss for Hawaiian goods sent to Mr Rice, with Mrs Rice paying $4.65 after a flattered offer. A Brooklyn dumb waiter cat incident follows, while Brian Donlevy’s stage tribulations are recounted and a police probe remains unresolved.
A discussion of the idiom heart in your boots, tracing its use in fear and timidity. The phrase origins are linked to Thersites from 1537, illustrating how uncertainty spawns anxious reactions across courting and work scenarios.
A Scott county oil well in southwest Kansas shifts farming outlook from AAA loans to new revenue. Major companies offer $2 per acre for leases, with farmers owning 2000 to 5000 acres nearby. The find extends Kansas oil to the far west near the Colorado line, widening the production field.
The Shanghai Pawnshop Merchants' Association asks the Bureau of Social Affairs to shorten redemption from 18 to 12 months. They warn many shops may face bankruptcy as most pledged items are clothing and fashions shift quickly, making eighteen-month gowns hard to sell.
A New York Times excerpt discusses using wireless weather balloons and unmanned vessels to study the Arctic. Soviet physicist Samolovitch proposes radio relays from sounding balloons to report conditions, potentially replacing dangerous manned expeditions amid floes and shifting ice.
A reflective line describes hope as a fleeting visitor of the heart, arriving, departing, and returning with quiet persistence. The prose centers on resilience and emotion rather than a concrete event or person.
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