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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
3
A guide to keeping salads appealing in hot weather with crisp bases and contrasting textures. Includes recipes for Summer Tossed Salad Festive Potato Salad Crab Salad Frozen Tomato Salad Marshmallow Mint Salad and a chilled lamb salad with mint and vegetables.
Eleanor Howe offers a guide in Feeding Father featuring plain salads and his favorite foods. Send 10 cents to 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Ill, for a copy released by Western Newspaper Union.
French provincial style furniture returns with beauty and moderate prices. Beechwood and cherry chairs pair with maple tables, and upholstered armchairs plus various occasional tables suit full rooms or single pieces. The style blends easily with early American decor for versatile rooms.
During a monthly visit to the village school the inspector praised the children’s reading and general knowledge. After finishing he joked about wishing to be a boy at school again and asked why, prompting a back‑row reply that he had forgotten all he knew.
A housewife noticed a pleasant odor filling her home. In the kitchen she found a maid had waxed the linoleum. The maid calmly explained she waxes to absolve spots and make the scent seem sanitorious.
In a dialogue style exchange Marian and Maud discuss cosmetics and the high costs of maintaining appearance. The snippet highlights personal devotion to skincare and the idea that beauty comes at a price.
A teacher recounts Alexander the Great conquering India and weeping. Freddie asks if he mourned not knowing the way back, prompting student participation and discussion.
A visiting aunt asks Jane about starting school, and the child wishes school could begin tomorrow and end the next day so vacation would restart. The light exchange captures a playful, innocent longing for endless break.
A employer tells a young man he could have the position only if he had any choice. The lad recalls a torn coat, a dirty collar, and a black eye from the chase. The boy jokes that others were worse off pursuing the job.
A vivid dialogue fragment presents a Fat Man asking about his boy and a Friend replying that the boy is a slave off the old barrel. The exchange hints at a harsh critique wrapped in satirical voice.
The dialogue sketches a dull lawn gathering with Miss Nice proposing to end the tedium and Mr Mugg debating departure. The light banter hints at social expectations and quiet amusement in a small party scene.
A tense exchange in a dramatic scene where a father demands an explanation from a young man who defended his kiss, and the youth admits doubt after seeing his daughter in daylight.
A family joke unfolds as a speaker notes meeting all of Tommy’s brothers except the oldest George who is described by his bay window features. The dialogue highlights playful family traits and naming quirks.
A profile of Lawrence Tibbetts detailing his rugged California beginnings, family ties, and rise to fame as an American singer with no European training. The piece notes his early teacher, pivotal Verdi Falstaff moment, and quirky habit of walking on his hands to ease headaches.
A homemaking guide shows cutting cardboard to fit largest booklet, stiffening with cardboard, coating with oil cloth, labeling by subject, and drying under weight. It advertises sewing home decor and gifts books at 15 cents each or 25 cents for both, plus free leaflets with order to Mrs. Spears at 210 S Des Plaines St Chicago Tl.
Tips for home care include removing whitewash with hot vinegar, whitening knife handles with peroxide then sun, washing ice trays weekly with baking soda to prevent odors, and a simple Sunday menu of bacon sandwiches fruit salad brownies and iced coffee. Also instructions for whitening yellowed paint and separating jam pot covers without soaking.
Recipe blends sugar water corn starch and lemon juice with eggs salt butter and Kool-Aid. Heat until thick then fold in beaten egg whites for a frothy dessert.
The War Department spent vast sums to guard presidents’ graves before mausoleums and memorial associations provided permanent guards. The Marion Ohio guarding of President Harding’s grave lasted nearly five years with a military guard of one officer and 25 soldiers costing about 135000 dollars.
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