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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
6
Reader questions answered on oven use and temperature regulation. Guidance covers oven regulators and thermometers, typical temperatures for meats breads and desserts, how to adjust after fifteen minutes, and sample menus by Miss Dorothy Shank, including cottage ham and apricot rice pudding.
New York Trumbull Society reports rising attendance as the Mall welcomes roller skaters from the Junior League and tenements to Social Register groups. Beatrice Lillie and Ethel Barrymore are among celebrities seen skating, with Casino teas adding appeal. The era recalls early park days when band concerts and Sundays drew crowds.
A collection of practical hints on repurposing cake scraps for dessert, preserving a soapstone sink with linseed oil, restoring clouded glass with lime solution, and washing a jersey dress with soap flakes. Tips emphasize simple steps, soaking, rinsing, and air drying for everyday household tasks.
A Bell Syndicate WNU piece surveys Central Park social life in the early days of motor travel. It notes carriage etiquette, horse agitation by early cars, and the persistence of dowagers, tableaux of Broadway, and a vivid slice of city mood including performers, shops, accidents on riding paths, and a war veteran's reminiscences.
In this column by Jean Newton the old adage familiarity breeds contempt is explored as a dilemma between keeping distance for respect and seeking intimate companionship. The piece cites Don Quixote’s line on familiarity and contemplates social balance, noting the ideal of maintaining esteem without isolation.
Advice on washing knitted garments emphasizes testing colorfastness, outlining before washing, removing nonwashable parts, turning inside out, using mild soap, and avoiding rubbing or soaking colored items. Restore shape by outlining, then recheck after drying with light pressing.
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