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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1931

Page

2

Chocolate Sundaes and French Vanilla Ice Cream Recipes From USDA

The article presents two ice cream base recipes vanilla and chocolate sauce for homemade sundaes, including French vanilla ice cream and plain vanilla mousse methods with ingredients and steps. It also offers a basic freezing mix and notes on serving with cakes, plus a brief mythological aside about Cassandra.

Story for the Children at Bedtime

Mrs. Goose argues with Mrs. Duck about friendship and pride. Mrs. Duck offers friendship and questions Mrs. Goose’s seclusion while Mrs. Goose defends her love of quiet and her goslings. The birds clash over being valued and whether vanity or companionship matters more.

Mrs. Goose Mrs. Duck Mr. Gander Goslings

Food Hints of Interest to All by Nellie Maxwell

Nellie Maxwell offers practical advice on leftovers and child nutrition, emphasizing appealing presentation to win fussy eaters, whole grains, milk, eggs, fruits, and vegetables. It includes simple recipes such as Pineapple Pie and Bacon and Egg Sandwiches, plus a kid friendly Spaghetti Bambino and dessert ideas.

Nellie Maxwell

Fresh Cherry Dessert Tricks From USDA Guidance

The USDA Bureau of Home Economics shares simple steps for making cherry pies and desserts. Use tart juicy cherries with cornstarch and butter, bake two crusts, and seal juice to prevent soggy crusts. Serve warm with cheese sprinkled with pepper or paprika and optional hot water for sauce.

United States Department of Agriculture WNU Bureau of Home Economics Western Newspaper Union

Favored for Tots Party Frocks by Cherie Nicholas

A fashion note on children's party dresses emphasizing handmade decorative embroidery and light net trimming. It highlights georgette and sheer fabrics over traditional taffeta and notes a trend toward airy, practical frocks for young girls in summer.

Cherie Nicholas Paris Georgette Western Newspaper Union

All About Home Care Tips from a Historic Page

A collection of domestic advice on floor safety for preschoolers, fabric care to avoid shrinking, flavor tweaks with pickle relish, protecting metal finishes with lacquer, a velvet custard method using a water bath, and the health benefits of moisture and air circulation. It also advises weighing punishment against the child’s long term good.

Two-Garment Sun Suit for Boys by USDA Bureau

The Sun Suit ensemble includes self-help trousers attached to a net waist and a collarless blouse with three easy to reach buttons. Designed to remain comfortable in sun play and provide simple indoor wear, it features wide shoulder straps and pockets, plus contrasting stitching for detail.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics

Electric fleas mimic human tasks in early thinking machines

Dr. Philips Thomas showcases electric fleas built from vacuum tubes that perform tasks like firefighting and lighting control. The devices count guests, guard valuables, and even split light into actions at the toaster, with Rastus the mechanical man illustrating advanced optics and motion.

Philips Thomas Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Laboratories Pittsburgh Doctor Thomas American Institute New York Thomas Rastus Western Newspaper Union

Uncompleted Palace near Nelsonville a ruined dream

The Dick's castle near Nelsonville New York stands two thirds finished as a massive Spanish styled concrete residence. Neglect and fifty years of exposure have caused deterioration making completion unlikely. If finished it would have been among the country’s largest Hudson Valley homes.

Dick’s Castle Nelsonville N. Y America Hudson

Up and Down Across the Globe Explained

An Exchange note explains that what is "up" to one person is "down" to someone on the opposite side of the globe. The term up means away from the Earth, opposite to gravity, so the opposite side of the world is neither strictly up nor down relative to us.

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