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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
2
Billy Mink and Little Joe Otter discuss leaving Laughing Brook to dodge traps. Mink plans a night journey to a distant brook while Otter considers a Big River visit. They doubt Jerry Muskrat will join, citing speed and caution.
Billy Mink and Little Joe Otter persuade Jerry to mimic a visiting ruse to fool the trapper. T. W. Burgess-WIN Service notes the ploy and its suggested execution.
A collection of recipes from Western Newspaper Union detailing Stuffed Peppers With Mushrooms and a potato butter sauce. Includes steps for parboiling peppers, preparing mushroom filling, making a lemon cocktail syrup, and serving tips with lettuce and mayonnaise.
A historical recipe describes softening one-fourth of a gelatin package in one-fourth cup water then dissolving over hot water. It adds lemon rind and one and three quarters cupfuls of a liquid likely lemon or ginger beverage to form a gelatin salad base.
A quirky note suggests forward action matters more than style. The fragment hints at balance between expression and execution, implying success comes from completing steps after initial effort.
A fragmentary poem by Douglas Malloch describes a hot day with hazy skies and a relaxed mood. The speaker contemplates comfort on the porch, chores ahead, and an urge to rest before preparing for visitors. A dog named Rover and the line women coming set a casual, rustic scene.
The article outlines a Lachasse suit named Before October in brown and black Scotch mohair tweed. It features a waistline belt of golden beige suede and a brown felt hat with woolen cord trimming.
Ancient Greeks valued peony roots as medicinal herbs. The text notes their high regard and use in traditional remedies of that era.
Addison H. Gibson of Pittsburgh left more than 2.4 million of his 2.5 million estate to the poor for medical care and to needy young men for college. The 75 year old oil operator died in Tulsa Oklahoma and established the Addison H. Gibson Foundation to fund loans with low or no interest for eligible western Pennsylvanians and oil industry associates.
Dr Nickola Vulitch of Belgrade University reports near Skoplje in Yugoslavia that excavations at Scupi reveal a large theater with a 150 foot stage and seating for about 3,000. The site includes outer walls and columns for the velarium, promising light on ancient theater use and early Byzantine ecclesiastical structures.
Chicago hair and scalp expert Dr. Paul A. Thomas warns that alcoholic baldness, a post prohibition hangover, is rising in the United States. He notes most cases surface seven to eight years after exposure to bootleg gin and impure liquor, with hooch hair causing a dry brittle scalp and slow treatment response.
Monterey county residents celebrate as foreclosure sales must be held on courthouse steps but the new county courthouse will delay sales by about six months, delaying foreclosures.
The writer observes France's bicycle culture, strikes, and tense crowds at Saint Lazare where supporters of the Marseillaise and the Internationale clash. He recalls American attitudes to cars, warns of war fears, and notes police dispersal as crowds sing to assert allegiance. The vivid scene includes a 67 year old demonstrator displaying muscle and pride.
The writer notes that if invited to speak at the American club in Paris he might urge the French to protect their homeland from further fragmentation as Germany stands ready to pick up the pieces.
A brief syndicated item notes a crossing by mail, describes it as not new and not news, and hints at unknown developments expected in a week as King Features Syndicate and WNU Service provide the material.
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