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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
2
The United States Department of Agriculture presents a summer dress design to keep children cool. A loose skirt, round yoke, inverted pleats, bound armholes, and a front closure with crocheted loops ensure comfort and activity. Includes guidance on fabric, color, and finishing touches.
A set of household tips covers relish to liven cabbage dishes, meringue texture, and efficient laundry. It advises folding towels after rinsing, avoiding ironing, and using little water on wood floors while promptly cleaning spills to protect surfaces.
Fashion notes from 1931 highlight versatile little jackets that pair with many outfits for tennis, garden parties, or tea. Velvet to satin options create chic ensembles, with clever sleeve details and bow-fastened fronts. One jacket can transform multiple frocks for varied occasions.
Culinary notes and recipes emphasize wholesome onions and hearty dishes. Featured prepare methods include Baked Stuffed Onions with mushrooms or sausage, Lemon Pudding with lemon flavor, Seasoned Spaghetti with veal and tomatoes, Walnut and Salmon Salad with cabbage, and Coco Cheese Balls with cream cheese and coconut.
Dessert molds offer two flavor options using strawberry ice cream or strawberry mousse with lemon ice. Prepare two fillings separately, freeze, then assemble in a lemon shell, sealing with paraffin cloth. Recipe details cover Strawberry Ice Cream, Strawberry Mousse, and Lemon Ice with precise ratios and freezing steps.
The bureau of plant industry notes raw cane sugar contains traces of molasses with salts and minerals. In refined sugar all molasses salts and minerals are removed.
A Washington Star quote from Hi Ho of Chinatown asserts that ancestors’ gold silver and words of wisdom have always been valued most by each generation.
Asparagus should be cooked promptly after harvest to preserve flavor and tenderness. Buy asparagus fresh the day of use, trim tough ends, scrub, and wash to remove sand. Cook in salted water five to twenty five minutes, then season with butter pepper and optional cream. Serve with sauces or in varied dishes like omelets or scalloped meals.
The article notes a historic custom of state officials attending royal births to prevent substitution and safeguard the line of succession.
John G. Lonsdale, president of the American Bankers' Association, tells readers in the American Magazine that lack of time to read equals no time to succeed, urging disciplined reading as a path to achievement.
A nostalgic children’s piece by Mary Graham Bonner describes various grosbeak species. It details Mr and Mrs Grosbeak appearances, colors, songs, and habits including blue pine and evening varieties. The article notes their fondness for winter, their gentleness with people, and their musical, warbling songs.
An advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as a versatile remedy for headaches neuralgia neuritis and general nagging pain. It urges travelers and households to keep it on hand highlighting its effectiveness and warning against imitations all stamped with the Bayer cross.
A health testimonial describes gaining ten pounds and renewed liveliness after using St Josephs G.F.P. The speaker reports prior weight loss, back pain, weakness, and fatigue and credits the product with significant improvement.
The English tanker Cheyenne will regularly carry oil through tropical waters and prevent gas explosions by a deck cooling system. A row of fountains from bow to stern will release a constant water stream to cover the sunlit deck, creating an artificial rainstorm when needed.
A short note suggests taking longer drives as a healthier substitute for drinking, arguing that purposeful motoring can ease restlessness without the negatives of liquor.
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