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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
6
A guide to frosting craft covers boiled and uncooked frostings, flavors, and methods. It includes a two layer boiled frosting recipe, butter frosting with almonds, a quick frosting, and a cheesecake mix with zwieback crust and cottage cheese filling. Recipes emphasize texture, temperature, and spreading efficiency.
A brief exchange reflects cautious budget mood as writers debate consumer trends during the downturn. The tone mocks excessive claims of discounts while urging restraint and practical choices amid economic unease.
Fort Stockton Texas resident Roy Baumgardner earns income hunting coyotes from an airplane for Texas ranchers plagued by the pests. The work involves using a plane to locate and target coyotes, providing a lucrative service amid ongoing pest control needs.
Belgian court scenes recount a Siamese cat owner paying 25 dollars plus costs after a prize pigeon was eaten at Coudekerque Branche. On the same day Max Cosyns and George Shoir each paid 17 dollars with probation for three years for injuring a worker during stratosphere gondola experiments.
A ground drive against coyotes uses an aviator pursuing animals and shooting them with a shotgun after ground hunters jump them. Baumgardner charges a base price regardless of kills and adds a per coyote fee, averaging $10 to $15 each. Contracts with ranchers begin later due to high demand.
The phrase sweets to the sweet is traced to Hamlet act five where Queen Gertrude pours flowers on Ophelia’s grave and utters farewell. It notes the expression’s use by a loving swain gifting chocolates and its presence in humorous anecdotes.
Polly Ann Garverick of Ottawa Ohio born to Mrs C Garverick signals a 1934 baby model release style. The father mimics car industry copy featuring Garverick Production Company Ottawa announcing Polly Ann Garverick released April 10 with designer Marion Garverick production manager and technical assistant. Features touted include two lung power free squealing and changeable seat covers.
Orleans Parish Prosecuting Attorney Eugene Stanley launches a drive to raise Louisiana’s marriage age from fourteen for boys and twelve for girls, calling the current law a reflection on citizenship and aiming for a change in the upcoming legislative session.
A police dog swam the full mile length of a tunnel under Jones Falls during heavy rain and surfaced in the harbor unharmed. The feat showcased the dog's endurance and training amid dangerous currents.
A portrait of John Francis Curry the long time Tammany leader with a pension from the Surrogate's court role and a noted wealth. Vignettes include Curry O'Brien golf habit and western Manhattan roots plus humorous anecdotes on social scenes and a 1816 infant grave marker unearthed during a playground project.
Practical advice covers dessert garnish with shredded coconut for visual richness, washing grease with soap and hot water, bleaching residues with javelle water, posting a doctor’s number on the medicine cabinet, and washing milk glasses in cold water to avoid cloudiness and extra labor.
Exchange over wife allowances hints at domestic finance norms. A sharp exchange questions whether spouses should have independent budgets and borrowing power within a marriage.
In Fall River Massachusetts the children of the Church of St Anthony of the Desert annually observe Lazarus rising. They hold a procession chant prayers and reenact resurrection scenes in parishioners homes.
A medical overview notes hernia is more common in infant boys than girls and more operations occur for men. It discusses causes a weak abdominal wall, and treatment options including radical operation or injection methods, with trusses as preventive aids and cautions about recurrence. It advises medical evaluation by a family doctor and surgeon to tailor the plan.
Experts warn that without change half the world could face mental hospital confinement in 50 years yet emphasize progress in prevention and cure. Dr W H Cassels outlines three conflict types from rigid personality to unmet desires and wronged acts, with therapy guiding patients toward human limits and constructive outlets.
Chemists report to the American Chemical Society that cellulose in cotton stalks and the husk of the bolls containing the lint is identical in cell structure to the fiber.
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