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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
7
Practical hints on classifying dessert lists in cookbooks for menu planning. Tips cover how to loop high window hangings for shorter appearance, using borax in wash water for tea towels, scrambling eggs for sandwiches, storing dried beef in a covered glass jar, and using velvet scraps as substitutes for chamois.
A quirky exchange includes lines about repaying a loan from a brother, a fast curve challenging any car, staying in to listen to the radio, grabbing a taxi in rain, and a wife pleased by a surprise. The snippets capture everyday banter and light humor.
Constipation and acid stomach relief promoted by Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach while Senna laxative moves bowels. Advises taking the product for stomach discomfort and bowel relief.
Architect Kelsey Hare meets author Martin Holmes in a storm near Moldavia New York. She rents Holmes estate Holmes holm and learns Holmes is rejected for a 15000 dollar Purity Pictures contest. Kelsey buys his manuscript adopts the pen name Templeton Sayles and Marion Van Stratten enters the contest risking scandal and abroad exile.
In a lavish studio corridor Marion Van Stratten arrives late to an audition at Purity Pictures. A. Leon Snydacker, magnate of Purity, proclaims her potential while his henchman Moby Dickstein frames her as a rare find. The scene ends with Marion swept toward a pivotal meeting as rivals brace for the bid.
Scientists report isolating heavy nitrogen to tag nutrients inside the body. The tagged molecules trace movements, revealing rapid fat turnover and constant molecular exchange despite outwardly steady weight. This new tag offers practical clues to bodily mysteries and medical insight.
A Collier's Weekly note describes a 400 year old practice in large Scottish households where the last course was a dish to spur the men to raid England for cattle. The custom served as a reminder meat was scarce and bold medicine of the times.
A British correspondent claims Chamberlain carries a sword-stick umbrella with a retractable rapier and detachable ribs that form a entangling wire. He supposedly uses the cover as a sandbag rifle rest, a pillow, and a firing rest, with a tassel hiding messages.
Colton argues silence can be a stronger defense than a weak reply and that saying nothing avoids giving the opponent ammunition. The aphorism emphasizes restraint as strategic.
Aphorism about narrow-souled people likened to bottles with small necks that spill more noise than sustenance. Pope's wry observation contrasts inward emptiness with outward clamor.
It states that the essence of martyrdom is the cause rather than the death, attributed to Napoleon I.
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