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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
6
A practical guide on choosing meat by purpose, noting tender cuts from rib and loin sections, butcher reliability, and judging meat when possible. It covers roasting and braising methods, oven temperatures from 500 to 350 F, basing techniques, and time per pound for beef mutton lamb poultry veal and pork. Includes a veal loaf recipe with ground beef and seasonings.
Dialogue shows a wary rapport as one character notes trouble follows Grump while the other concedes his harmlessness. The exchange hints at underlying friction and a shared threshold for tolerance.
Detailed two step roasts for veal and beef. Veal rump with bread stuffing, onion, herbs, and pepper is seared at 100 degrees then roasted 275 degrees for three hours. Beef rib or rump is seared at 500 degrees then roasted at 275 degrees for three hours.
Tips cover tasty hash from hash with ham and potatoes. Wash milk glasses in cold water to avoid cloudiness. New glasses also benefit from cold washing. Sandpaper recommended for cleaning pots and pans. Raw carrot advised for children and adults in salads.
Blue Eagle a Nevada ghost camp of 19 inhabitants adopts a waterfowl and game recovery code. Public Works Administration allocates 53000 for a northeast Nye County game sanctuary, withdrawing six townships from public domain. The region hosts deer sage hens and ducks with artesian wells creating winter habitat. wells to be drilled and a lake formed.
Judge MacDade investigated complaints of women vote tabulators after silk stockings were torn by rough courtroom chairs. He ordered the county to replace damaged stockings with cotton hosiery. The judge is a bachelor.
A playful verse about a mole common in yards. It describes his tunnels and ridges on lawns. It notes his large fore-paws, poor eyesight, and reliance on sound and smell to hunt worms and grubs.
A collage of notes on Doris Duke, heiress to J B Duke’s fortune, detailing her refined tastes and languages, alongside brief juxtapositions about prohibition era gags. The piece also recalls train card game hustles in New York and Baltimore anecdotes, with notes from WNU Service.
Why is a traveling salesman called a drummer. The term arose from “rounding up” customers like a drum calling soldiers to recruits. This wordplay explores the origin of the nickname and its practical sense.
Fossil remains of an exotic tropical forest were found on Gray Butte near Bend by J. R. Mendenhall and Cecil C. Moore. The imprints, dating to the Eocene, were described by Dr. Edwin T. Hdge as well preserved leaves and plant impressions.
Foxes crowd the railway right of way along the Hudson Bay line in Winnipeg Manitoba this year. Night glare from locomotive headlights sends foxes running ahead of trains for miles. An engineer reportedly took two pelts using this tactic.
Field notes describe blooming flowers and nuts resembling pecans with possible figs. The team did not locate any animal fossils during the expedition.
Citizens report a sharp rise in rumor fueled mischief as street gossip travels faster than vehicles, prompting police to monitor noisy blocks and consider crowd control steps amid urban friction.
The article profiles heiress Miss Duke daughter of Mrs Nanaline Holt Duke. She values privacy avoiding recognition wearing smoked glasses and travelling with guards and staff across multiple homes in New York Jersey France and other places. Her wealth grew from over 50 million to 30 million and she will receive further inheritances on milestones.
A quip notes Ruth rarely skates but often carries skates as the look. The comment suggests she uses fashion to project an ice skater persona without skating herself.
Mrs. Ellen Binet, 83, a longtime county art contests winner in Jackson Michigan, has painted 1,000 pictures since age seventeen.
Corduroy slip covers are described as attractive for fall and winter use. They are made with welt seams to help them retain their shape after many rubbings.
Vanity Fair notes very few Englishmen fully understand the War of Independence and that British focus quickly shifts to Napoleonic wars. It recalls Lord North Burke and the declaration of independence while hinting at minor operations at Bunker's Hill and Yorktown.
In Spain many girls join in skiing in the Sierra de Guadarrama near Madrid during winter. They are active participants in sports through two organized clubs, the Alpine club and the Penalara club, with widespread interest in tennis golf hockey swimming and more.
The phrase appears to indicate a distinction in dosage form for a person or item labeled N. R. As, suggesting availability in tablet or liquid form. No further context or confirmable details are provided to identify the subject or source.
Ladies urged to quick fat loss with Slenderine method no exercise or dieting required. Claims safe, effective treatment with money back guarantee. Free booklet offered. postpaid $1.50 or COD to Slenderine Medical Products Co Dept K Newark New Jersey.
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