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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
2
Discusses protein calories and daily needs for adults and children, sources from animal foods and legumes, and the role of amino acids. Mentions a polar expedition meat diet study and argues for a varied diet with fruits and vegetables. Includes Lima Bean Loaf recipe with beans, crumbs, peanut butter, and seasonings.
A humorous exchange features a character insisting a mild cold grew into a larger ailment after a casual remark. The dialogue plays on misdirection and comic exaggeration.
The speaker asserts he calls a spade a spade in public, but admits using adjectives when outdoors in the garden. The exchange contrasts blunt honesty with playful embellishment in private.
A $66 000 lottery prize went to the grave of Jacques Chazarin after a ticket buried with him was drawn. The ticket was dug up from his grave in Poitiers. Five men who owned shares in the ticket had the body exhumed to claim the prize.
Instructions for oven cooking and assembling Scalloped Ham and Potatoes with ham, potatoes, milk and optional green pepper, plus an Eggs With Dried Beef dish. Details include baking at 350 to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, times from thirty minutes to one and a half hours, and steps for layering, flour, and milk. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A neighbor advises selecting broccoli stalks not yet blossomed for better flavor. Also notes bread should cool before storage and ironing order affects wear. Adds lemon juice enhances prune and pineapple pies flavor.
In Nampa Idaho former Bat Masterson era lieutenant B C Murphy died recently. Born February 22 1858 in Kentucky he married in Dodge City Kansas but was widowed soon after and remained single while trailing major gold rushes across the West.
Big Spring Texas officials report the city dog catcher post remains vacant despite a substantial daily fee and commission. The job has repeatedly run short stints with no long term fill as the position proves hard to sustain.
A quirky Alaska item notes reindeer milk delivered in frozen blocks for transport. The piece highlights a novelty approach to dairy delivery in remote conditions and mentions local logistics.
A stream of observations on Fifth Avenue life in New York City. The piece recalls gypsy pedestrians, chrome towers, taxicab flurries at Grand Central, and street vendors. It notes Armistice Day, public figures, and local curiosities while touching on Liver price changes, theater nostalgia, and a bold upstart actress pursuing stage craft over film.
An essay notes that backing something stems from endorsing a note or bill by writing one's name on the back. It explains the phrase appears in diverse uses from horses and teams to opinions and ventures, linking support to faith, cooperation, and cash.
Dr. Edward Burgin told the commons that British film registrations last year totaled 1 202 197 feet, with 69 777 feet overseas in the empire. US origin films reached 3 553 428 feet and other foreign films 190 067 feet.
George IV was a noted tea connoisseur who collected tea pots for the Pavilion at Brighton. He displayed them in grand pyramids and used them as decorative features in the pavilion setting.
The article notes that a weak stomach often stems from causes beyond the stomach such as dental or tonsil infections, gallbladder issues, or bowel problems. It emphasizes mental factors, diet, and rest, recommending dental and medical exams, smaller meals, regular bowel movements, and stress reduction to restore stomach strength.
Doctors Critchley and Ferguson discuss migraine possible links to liver eye and diet. They suggest a full patient history physical and mental exams eye tests X ray skull sinuses gall bladder and intestine brain spinal fluid tests blood sugar urine and basal metabolism. They urge rest in a dark room during attacks and mention epsom salts diet and mental treatment as aids.
A Paris bagologist at the Paris museum describes a beetle nicknamed the telephone that orients itself to north and south when suspended. The insect always turns its body to align with the north south axis using its antennae, regardless of initial orientation.
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