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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1951
Page
7
National Farm Safety Week highlights a 1950 farm accident toll of about 15 500 incidents and 1 300 000 injuries. Nine safety rules cover wear, lifting, tool care, fire, machine repairs, injuries, and water safety while a civil defense disaster kit for farms is proposed with antiseptic solution ammonia and baking soda for nerve gas protection.
A 1951 Christian Education note uses Paul's stance on meat from sacrifices to teach living considerations. It contrasts Corinthian concerns about beef with modern questions of personal freedom and its impact on others, urging self restraint to protect others' conscience.
This article promotes protein heavy meals for summer to rebuild tissue and muscle. It highlights cheese pegs with mashed potatoes and vegetables, hot potato salad with budget meat, and pan fried frankfurters. Recipes include cheese pegs with cauliflower tomatoes cucumbers and sour cream dressing.
Welsh rarebit gains richness with an egg and a splash of onion juice, then a can of salmon flaked in. The collection includes hot potato salad with bacon and green pepper, Pennsylvania Dutch Pepper Cabbage, Lemon Velvet Chiffon Pie, stuffed peppers with ham or chicken, and tender green beans served with butter, sugar, and cream.
Food authorities note Americans consume vast tomato quantities yearly and that production in 1951 should rise about 1.64 million bushels above 1950 levels. The Texas greenhouse variety wanes as home gardens and trucks bring ripe fruit to grocers. Expect peak supply midsummer into early fall with emphasis on quality, proper ripening, and avoiding refrigeration on unripe fruit.
Mooseheart Illinois education program touted as 50 years ahead by Dr. Harold C. Hunt. Children may start school at three by 2000, with nursery graduates advancing to kindergarten. A self contained Mooseheart city hosts post office, bank, shops, theater, and a model railroad for senior education.
The Mooseheart nursery marks graduation with a class play prom and diplomas for five-year-olds in white caps and gowns. Boys select a girl for their miniature prom, with engraved diplomas treasured by mothers and Moose lodges supporting the 1,000 residents through the Loyal Order of Moose.
Hayward Wisconsin with a population around 1500 aimed to crown itself muskie city of the world. The mayor and muskie queen traveled to Madison to present the first muskie of the season to the governor. A staged plan saw the fish flown from Hayward to Madison as soon as caught, delivering a symbolic victory for the town.
Salisbury NH faces a split over ownership after a wind storm tore off the roof. Salisbury Academy no longer exists, leaving the town with the grade school occupying one floor and the grange the other. Neither owner will pay repairs, claiming no ownership rights.
Leave spring flowering bulbs undisturbed until tops turn yellow and die. When cutting blooms keep foliage as long as possible. Divide clumps of chrysanthemums, hardy asters and phlox. Pinch centers to make plants bushy as they grow. Watch iris for iris borer and burn affected parts. Apply complete plant food around roots and soak into soil.
Mrs Leona Mayo of Cleveland Ohio reports relief from nagging aches and loss of appetite after using Hadacol a vitamin and mineral supplement alleging it builds hemoglobin and delivers vitamins B1 B2 niacin and iron. The ad promotes a money back guarantee and urges purchase at drug stores with trial and family sizes and mentions direct sales from a Lafayette Louisiana corporation.
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