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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
5
A nostalgic guide extols a hearty morning menu featuring tomato juice hominy with milk bacon and fried bananas plus toasted rolls and coffee. It emphasizes choosing vacuum packed coffee to guarantee freshness and a wide blend selection for perfect all day brewing.
The Needle Craft department of the Henderson County Women’s Club requests each county send fabric from the judge’s wife sweetheart or mother to form a quilt block for the Centennial. The 280 stars will honor 254 counties, with display at the Centennial and no commercial use. Local officials note H Thiede of the Cistern Nursery reported strong results from ongoing The Eagle advertisements in recent months.
Austin reports 1610 schools enrolled for the 1935 Interscholastic League basketball tournament. Of these 1254 are high schools and 3856 are rural schools, reflecting rural participation for the first time. The state tournament runs in Austin during the State Meet on March 8 and 9.
Your bean recipes emphasize protein and minerals and offer winter serving ideas. Potato and Bean Salad uses boiled jacketed potatoes with beans and vinegar, while Chili potatoes and beans mix with pimiento and mayonnaise. Vegetable Salad blends asparagus lima beans tomatoes radishes with French dressing and asparagus tips decoration. Serves eight.
The article discusses how canned peas vary by skin type smooth or wrinkled, and by size from No 1 to No 6. It questions how to assign A B or C grades and how labeling affects perceived value among Fancy Extra Standard and Standard, noting No 1 peas cost more due to rarity.
Mr and Mrs Henry Etlinger of Yoakum were seen in Moulton for a day last week visiting friends and exploring local spots.
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