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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1942
Page
7
In hot weather, try healthful fruit juice drinks served in tall frosty glasses. Freeze mint leaves and berries in ice cubes, or make colored juice ice to prevent dilution. Use citrus, milk, or ice cream for balanced nutrition and lower sugar, with honey as a natural sweetener. Orange Cooler recipe included.
A collection of cool summer drinks and treats is offered, including Honey Chocolate Nut Cookies and several beverages like Orange Ginger Ale Punch and Root Beer Flip. The article suggests porch socializing, sharing simple drinks with neighbors, and provides detailed recipes with ingredients and steps. It ends with a query submission address to Miss Lynn Chambers of the Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
The article lists available spices including cayenne red pepper mustard chili powder celery seed onion garlic salt and powder bay leaves marjoram cardamom anise and black pepper with cautions on cinnamon mace allspice white pepper cloves nutmeg and ginger. It notes canning supplies are sufficient and an extra sugar ration of five pounds per person is allowed. It mentions possible rationing of coffee tea and cocoa and urges fat conservation with guidance to store and bring surplus fat to the butcher.
Margaret Rollo writes on behalf of the Women’s Rural Institute thanking American women for vegetable seeds and clothing donations that comforted blitzed British cities. She recalls a Rob ertson resident and notes education grants and youth trips to the U S as signs of democracy and unity during the war.
Adorable sun bonnet and practical panties pattern promotes easy to sew dresses for girls. Details include a puffed sleeve frock with flouncy full skirt and ric rac braid, two-piece cut with darts for a flattering fit, buttoned shoulder and side. Patterns No 8171 and 8175 give sizes for 2 to 6 years and 14 to 44 respectively with yardage requirements.
A collection of light quips and exchanges including lawyer jokes about fathers, a duck and doctor joke, a drowning rescuer anecdote, a punchline about a wife and a telephone company and a summer theater manager and critic banter.
A paper covered with mystic figures dropped from a girl worker’s handbag at an aircraft factory. Experts failed to decipher it until the manager brought it home. His wife quickly solved the mystery, revealing a knitting system for a sweater.
The questions ask for the earliest colonial flag name the Red Cross emblem sometimes called blue laws advocate? Viva voce voting method? Whether governors can veto acts? The Golden Horn city is Istanbul and a Scotsman’s burn means a stream or creek.
A collage of phrases identifying symbols and terms. The list notes: Cambridge flag, Geneva cross, a wowser, a viva voce vote, North Carolina’s veto limit, Istanbul, and a rivulet.
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