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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
2
The United States Department of Agriculture offers a stuffed cymling recipe with eggplant green peppers onions and cabbage as the base. The filling uses bread crumbs butter cooked vegetables optional bacon and seasonings then is baked until hot and golden.
Manzanillo olives grown in California and ripened on the tree were found to be rich in vitamin A. In tests by the USDA Bureau of Home Economics, laboratory animals fed these olives showed ample vitamin A intake essential for growth, reproduction, and infection resistance.
The article notes that artificial silk production now measures several times higher than natural silk, signaling a major shift in textile material output and industrial focus. The compare highlights a growing adoption of synthetic fibers in manufacturing and markets.
Practical advice on child appetite as health indicator. Window screens should vent both ends. Mildew increases in warmth so avoid leaving damp clothes stored. centralize sewing gear to save time making children's summer outfits.
The feature highlights the sailor hat as a top fashion trend with new styles shown in a picture. It notes light weight rough straw models, mushroom brim hats, and the beret revival in white and pastels, including crochet angora, chenille, linen thread, black velvet versions, and Milan straw wearables, as practical summer looks.
Fresh eggs are plentiful and angel cake remains popular for delicate desserts. Instructions cover angel food cake using pastry flour cream of tartar egg whites sugar and vanilla baked in a tube pan. Also included are Melba pastry banana custard gooseberry pie and a pretty jelly roll dessert. A note on food appearance taste and value highlights pimiento peppers as color and zest with stuffed peppers and mushroom sauce ideas.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes over forty beetles and moths infest dry stored foods, especially in granaries warehouses and on railroad cars. Key pests include the cadelle beetle mealworm beetle and Indian meal moth. Keep kitchens clean burn infested material sterilize bags and containers wash shelves with hot water and soap and discard small cereal quantities if the house will be left vacant.
Readers are advised to prepare rugs by cleaning and dampening them then laying flat on newspapers. Apply hot dye with a scrub brush and choose colors based on the rug’s original shade. Examples show how red over tan yields brown and green over tan yields gray green.
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union recipe describes filling bell peppers with ground round steak rice and egg, then baking until brown. It also outlines pimiento canapes by draining pimientos, salting, cayenne, and rolling cheese in slices of pepper, frying lightly, and serving on buttered toast.
Perseus explains Algol the variable star and Medusa's head linking myth and sky lore. He notes Andromeda, Cassiopeia, and the Milky Way legend while sharing a child friendly tale about stars, bravery, and distant constellations.
Mt Lassen in Lassen Volcanic National Park stands as the only active volcano in the contiguous United States. The piece details the crater, nearby cinder cone, park access, and historic eruptions from 1914 to 1926, including lava flows, ash and gas, and forest fire impacts.
The piece describes a system in Paris where sealing wax colors encode letter types. Gray signals friendship, white for marriage announcements, red for business, green for hope, pale green for reproach, violet for condolence, chestnut for dinner engagements, and pink for lovers.
A Vancouver Star retells a courtroom scene where a Black defendant seeks legal aid. The judge snaps at the claim of legal assistance after noting the arrest for jewelers’ shop theft, police witness, possession of goods, and a long record of prior convictions. The exchange ends with the defendant’s evasive reply.
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