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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1943
Page
3
Cherry Rawlings learns Emma Haskell is her aunt and Charlotte was her mother. Judge Marshbanks arranges her exit from Saint Dorothea's while Fran and Kelly's romance surfaces. Cherry starts work for Mrs. Porter in San Francisco and confronts her feelings of doubt and social fit.
After a luncheon with Judge Marshbanks and his wife, Kelly and Fran secretly meet and share a charged moment. Cherry suspects the affair, faces guilt, and later, a stalled car mishap forces a delayed return as a rainstorm closes in.
After lunch he pleads for no table rearrangement to finish unveiling his paintings, insisting he cannot delay the moment to reveal the works.
Cherry and Fran return home from a rain soaked day to the Marshbanks household where Fran asks Cherry to accompany her to reveal her affair to Judge Marshbanks. Tension with Mrs. Marshbanks and Emma's quiet worry unfold as Amy hosts and Cherry reflects on love, class, and a looming funeral as old Mrs Porter dies two weeks later.
This week offers a Waldorf Salad and Peach Cup Salad with a Corn Sticks or Muffins recipe and a Cranberry Bavarian Cream. Instructions cover ingredients, assembly, and serving ideas plus a note inviting readers to submit cooking questions to Miss Lynn Chambers.
Public health note lists possible vitamin and mineral deficiencies. It links frequent ear nose and throat infections with vitamin A lacking meat eggs milk greens and yellow fruits. It notes poor appetite nerves tiredness and possible vitamin B1 or iron needs with iron rich foods and whole grains.
A brown chimney swift cannot walk or rest on ground or in trees. It clings to vertical surfaces with sharp claws and uses its tail for support. It flies continually in daylight and even eats while airborne.
Ad copy explains captain meaning from caput and notes Camel cigarettes as a favored gift for service members since 1918. It promotes Camel cartons through dealers for sending to soldiers, citing Post Exchange sales records.
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