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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
3
A vintage collection of outdoor cooking tips and recipes for picnics including Barbecued Hamburgers, Hamburgers with cheese, Hamburger Puffs, Kabobs, and Vitamin Salad. Also includes Roast Corn and Potatoes, Marshmallow Dessert, Fruit Treats, and a call for readers to seek expert cooking advice from Miss hambers, Western Newspaper Union.
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses a book Germany With Tears by Peter F Wiener and its lessons on conditioning and bias toward Germans. She notes reprisal cycles after Lidice and the need to understand humanity to shape future attitudes toward Hitler's Germany. She praises unity with Britain and the Allied effort, honors heroic youth, and comments on a moving Mrs Miniver and organist Paul Calloway in Washington.
The guide recommends a small fire for outdoor cooking with a deep coal bed. Start with soft quick burning wood and build a coal bed using hard wood. Use seasoned dry wood and barkless pieces for best fire. Split wood burns easier and kneel while using a hand axe is not cowardly.
Pattern description for a flaring skirt decorative frock with matching panties. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1602-B designed for ages 3 4 5 6 and 8 years. Size 4 dress and panties require 24 yards 35 inch material and 6 yards ric rac. Send your order to: Size.
Pattern No 1602-B offers a flouncing pinafore frock with a long torso top and kimono sleeves. It buttons down the back and shoulders, includes ric rac edging on sleeves neckline and shoulders, and aims for cool comfort on hot days like a romper.
Bilson greets Wilson finding him unchanged while noting time has aged his wife. Wilson confirms her beauty fades slowly but takes longer to reappear. A dinner smoke question elicits a cigar only every six weeks. A couple shares a playful kiss and a lesson in discretion. A rookie and a second rookie joke about a love letter and court readiness.
A trivia list asks: limey meaning British slang for a Briton. The American bird chickadee is also called a titmouse. New Guinea is called the Beginner islands or Melanesia nickname but the question seeks a common alias. A triplet poem has three lines. The Panhandle state is Florida. The country leading in irrigated land is India. The original Bridge of Sighs is in Venice. Heavyweight parachutists do not share the same size chutes as lighter jumpers. Japan began its undeclared war in 1937. The most isolated spot is Point Nemo in the Pacific.
In July 1937 a report discusses Bouvet Island in the South Atlantic, described as a small uninhabited Norwegian possession. It notes its isolation within a 1,000 mile radius covering about 3,146,000 square miles and the absence of other land nearby.
Reflective aphorism stressing personal responsibility and the link between actions and doom. Emphasizes that life is shaped by deeds rather than creeds, attributed to Owen Meredith.
The list presents a mix of facts and items including a sailor or soldier, a Titmouse, Papua, the number eight, West Virginia, India, Venice, and a note that parachutes come in two standard sizes with a 24 foot chute.
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