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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
15
Pleasing low cost dish uses coarse leaves of head lettuce, equal parts cold meat and rice or hominy, seasoned with salt pepper onion and parsley or mint. Roll with lettuce or cabbage leaves, simmer in broth, then serve with a milk sauce and lemon juice.
A Washington Star recipe by Emma Paddock Telford explains a frosted rice pudding. Cook rice in water then milk and butter with lemon rind and egg yolks, bake until firm. Beat egg whites with sugar to form a meringue, spread lemon juice, bake slowly until golden.
The Commoner suggests cooking the remaining ham until tender then scalding with cold water. Add vinegar halfway, cool, trim bone and skin, chop the meat, and mix per pint with milk dry mustard Tobasco and two eggs. Cook ten minutes in a double boiler for sandwich filling or cold supper base.
In travel and garden seasons a practical apron with two large pockets helps a woman stay organized. One pocket with a flap and secure closure keeps coins keys and a thimble safe while the other holds a handkerchief. The design prevents continual pocket contents loss during tasks.
A recipe lists ingredients and steps for waffle batter using flour sugar eggs milk cornmeal salt baking powder butter and boiling water. The instructions describe mixing dry ingredients then wet, folding in egg yolks and stiff whites, and frying on a greased waffle iron.
Ingredients include three cups sugar two cups flour half cup butter one cup milk five eggs rose water three quarters pound almonds and one teaspoon soda. Cream butter and sugar beat yolks milk flour rose water almonds then whites fold lightly. Drop rings on buttered paper bake immediately.
Advice on washing crepe waists with a thin starch and air drying on a coat hanger to prevent starch clumping. Also a recipe for rhubarb shortcake using rich biscuit dough baked in a shallow pan, split, filled with sweetened rhubarb sauce, and topped with whipped cream.
Crisp white lettuce leaves are sliced and combined with red pepper olives and cucumber. Pour over with a French dressing made from mayonnaise for a simple, fresh salad.
President Wilson presented a large slate of diplomatic selections in the capitol as the senate adjourned and the marble room was found locked. Names include Thomas Nelson Page as ambassador to Italy, J W Gerard as ambassador to Spain, Thomas H Birch to Persia, and Charles W McAlpin to the Netherlands.
Washington reports Senator Chamberlain objected to renewing the arbitration treaty with Great Britain over fears it could force Panama tolls to The Hague. The senate postponed action on Britain Spain and Italy renewals, though Italy and Spain pased. An extradition treaty with Paraguay was approved along with moves to elevate Madrid legation to embassy and create separate legations for Uruguay and Paraguay.
The International and Great Northern railway suffered about 100000 dollars in damage when a fire destroyed its Houston roundhouse. Five engines including three passenger and two freight engines lay a twisted mass of wreckage after the blaze began in the oil dump. Four workers nearby escaped narrowly.
Washington Senate lobby investigating committee voted Thursday to widen its inquiry into all organized efforts aiming to influence any action pending before Congress. The broadened scope targets external groups and methods used to sway legislative decisions.
Auguste Bernard the aviator and Mme Rose Amicel a passenger died when the skirt of the woman became tangled in a control lever causing the aircraft to crash on Thursday near Buc France.
Six Los Angeles women descended in the new Cage submarine in Long Beach harbor and stayed submerged for twenty five minutes claiming records for staying under and resurfacing. Passengers included Mrs John N Cage wife of the inventor and five others: Mrs Myra K Miller Mrs Maude Burch Mrs Edward Bellringer Miss Lynne Bishop and Miss Laure Sprague.
A London Mail report describes Doctor William Brown's lecture at King’s College on a 22 year old woman with two alternate identities A and B. Hypnosis by Dr Morton Prince merged the personalities into a single healthy state, linking to Mise Beauchamp’s three personalities in Boston.
An advertis describes a nightly scalp regimen using Cuticura ointment in partings across the scalp followed by a Cuticura Soap wash. Instructions advise pillow protection and monthly shampoos, noting Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold worldwide with free samples via a 32 page Skin Book.
The article explains practical uses of color blind tests for railroad engineers and outlines how color perception changes with angle. It describes three vision zones: yellow blue, red green, and gray, linking them to evolutionary stages from shadow vision in frogs to advanced color perception in humans.
An advertisement claims Tet terine cures Tetterine skin ailments including Tetter, Ringworm, Eczema and Infant Sore Head. The note from Jesse W. Scott of Milledgeville Ga orders five boxes via mail and recommends the remedy as worth its weight in gold.
Scattered ruins on Ponape and Lele in the Caroline islands include vast wall remnants, canals, earthworks, stone block roads, ancient platforms, and lagoon fish weirs. The site presents a rich field for archaeology with enigmatic origins and expansive ancient structures.
Advertises Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. Urges buyers to check for the signature of a company name and notes the product has been in use for over 40 years. Encourages parents to ask for Fletcher's Castoria.
A quoted speaker jokes about legal strategy and animal metaphors. The adviser favors attaching a boa constrictor over an elephant, noting the former eats rarely while the latter requires daily feeding. The remarks frame a humorous comparison of risk and resource use.
Malta under the Knights of St John used cannon bored in living rock with a full barrel of powder per weapon. Fifty such rock guns faced all directions to meet any approach, inspiring a world rumor of transporting rocks to summits for defense, but that proved impractical and the Malta weapons remain unique in history.
An advertisement from Hot Springs Arkansas touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a perfect constipation remedy. It claims benefits for liver tone bowel waste removal and stomach comfort with testimonials of gentle effective relief for headaches indigestion and loss of appetite. Free samples offered by Hot Springs Chemical Co. for 25 cents per box.
A boast about possessing the finest boy in town leads to a confrontation when the speaker learns the bragger has a rival who also has a son. The exchange hints at pride and parental competition within the community.
In Cleveland 17 med nurses teach infant hygiene to girls in 15 public schools. Pupils show keen interest as they learn proper baby care. The article argues such instruction offers real public health value beyond fad, noting high infant mortality and the potential life savings from better training.
Vital Rimedies Co of Houston Tex advertises Vitalitas at $1 per bottle and Salve at 50c per jar with buy direct or ship by express or Parcel Post. The copy urges asking a druggist to save shipping charges and notes Houston as the base of operations. A closing remark remarks on a man admitting folly.
Advertising blurb notes that money a man has saved represents the good times he did not have. Also promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children teething relief and wind colic at 26c a bottle, claiming gum softening and pain reduction.
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