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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
9
A collection of homemade cool drink recipes and fruity beverages for family and guests. Includes Egg and I Julep Chocolate Banana Milk Shake Mint Chocolate Frost and several punch and soda options with directions and serving tips.
A school menu lists Veal Cutlet in Tomato Sauce with parsleyed potatoes French green beans head lettuce with French dressing Oatmeal Bread Citrus Chiffon Pie and beverage.
The article advises not washing berries until use and washing before hulls to keep juice in strawberries. It suggests floating berries in water, lifting them gently, and repeating until water is clear. It also covers techniques to squeeze citrus by rolling and softening with heat if needed.
To cut hard cooked eggs readily dip a wire or knife in cold water to prevent yolk sticking. Use kitchen shears to cut meats for salad and work faster. Fry bacon in a cold skillet and cook slowly, draining fat as it accumulates. Remove fowl pinfeathers with tweezers for best results.
Huck Spaulding an 18 year old from South Westerlo Albany County tops New York state fox trapper standings for 1946 with 135 catches. Runners up are Robert Hark 18 Dalton with 51 and George Rathbun 28, both 4 H club members. The contest aims to curb crop damage and promote wildlife as a farm asset. D B Fales notes about 2300 foxes were trapped statewide. Spaulding Hark and Rathbun to be guests at Cornell campus events.
Temperature fell to 26 degrees as J J McDonald hired a pilot and dusting plane to warm the orchard. May 30 marks dedication day for Iowa Falls municipal airport with a 7 a m flight breakfast.
Crochet a round pinwheel rug from four balls of rug yarn and knit a yard square rug. Send 20 cents for each pattern, plus your name, address, and pattern number 5376 or 5296, to receive complete instructions.
An old guide shares everyday tips. It covers opening hems with a toothbrush handle, using round and square pot holders, removing pies from ovens, soaking linens before washing, keeping canned goods in tins briefly, horseradish dressing for corned beef and fish, lunch box veggie tips, keeping foods ice box fresh, selecting bright eyed fish, and avoiding iron sticking from salt on a paper towel.
Crawfords ville Arkansas school board solved a housing shortage by building a seven family apartment across from the school. The project cost about 50 000 dollars with rents as low as 25 dollars a month and saved roughly 8000 to 10000 over contractor costs. The board supervised all work and financed it from state funds and school cash.
Clinton contractor Ralph M Primmer submitted his application for the county supervisorial vacancy to the county auditor. The pencil written note on a paper towel asserted his intent to do a clean job if appointed, with the June vacancy upcoming.
Wet both sides of a crack when repairing plaster. Old plaster acts like a sponge and draws moisture from new plaster, reducing its strength and value.
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