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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
6
A carefree paper boat sets sail on a windy day with a couple on a honeymoon trip. They fear neither storm nor hurricane until the sea grows rough and the craft flips, plunging them into a chaotic, foaming sea. The seething waves overturn the fragile vessel.
Edith M Barber shares a quick meal focus on Welsh rarebit using soft cheese to avoid separation when toasting. The piece includes a basic recipe and a variant with tomato, plus prep steps for toast, salad, fruit, and coffee.
A cooking fragment instructs adding 1 teaspoon mustard to 1 cup tomato soup then melting cheese over low heat after cutting it into small pieces and stirring in mixed seasonings. The passage ends mid instruction with further additions implied.
A character notes a servant’s steady loyalty after two years of service and teaching the family her ways, reflecting themes of dedication and habit. The exchange highlights trust in routine and the value of long term guidance within a household.
Seven year old Charles Fritz has completed five years of school work in five months at Dewey Horace Mann school. Principal A H Schowaller says the boy should engage more in outside activities and has asked parents to encourage play. Parents say he is entirely self taught.
A recipe collection outlines making herb powder from marjoram basil bay leaf and parsley with lemon peel salt and pepper. It also covers flaked fish sandwiches vanilla junket with bananas squash souffle and vegetable timbales with breadcrumbs eggs butter milk and spices.
A feature on New York State’s Brentwood Hospital for the mentally ill describes its planned growth to a capacity of 100000, comparing it to major cities, and highlights innovative patient care such as cafeteria meals, ununiformed staff, and the institution’s self contained utilities. It also touches on financier Albert Wiggin and the era’s Wall Street power, plus a note on rum runners adapting to Prohibition memory.
A reader offers tips on judging fish by flesh elasticity and odor and advises using lukewarm water for yeast. Additional guidance notes that cream can sour with cream of tartar and that placing tape inside a thimble can resize it for a better fit.
A humorous exchange reveals a split between two figures as one declares they have parted forever. The other questions the meaning while a playful line about a five-pound candy box in about an hour is quoted.
The piece traces belief in the evil eye from ancient Greece and Rome to early Jewish and Christian writings. It notes references in The Wisdom of Solomon dating to mid first century B C and discusses how the fear of malevolent gazes influenced cultures.
The rise to 35 dollars an ounce for newly mined gold has spurred a Alaska rush. The Alaska Steamship Co plans 13 vessels to be overhauled for what may be the year's largest passenger and freight season. The Yukon ship recently sailed full with passengers headed to canneries and fishing grounds, as miners seek wealth.
Six Swedish navy planes under Gen. Eric Virgin will form a formation and train from Karlskrona to Gdynia Poland. The flight will include aerial maneuvers with 18 crew members recording the exercise.
Doctors warn that small pouches in the large intestine can fill with hard waste and trigger pain mimicking appendicitis or cancer. Inflammation may lead to peritonitis requiring surgery, but rest, fluids, high enemas, and small doses of laxatives can relieve many attacks and prevent future ones.
An article discusses how repeated head colds may be caused by foods and other substances in some people. It notes skin tests can reveal triggers such as certain foods, asthma, hay fever, and eczema related to allergy, while many cases remain unexplained. Dr Vaughan cautions the body’s underlying sensitivity varies.
Goldenseal, a native medicinal plant Hydrastis, grows in shaded woodlands with leaf mold rich soils. Wild stands are nearly exterminated in parts of its range. Cultivation has been successful, though harvest requires four to five years after planting for roots to mature.
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