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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1945
Page
6
Practical home remedies cover stain removal from wallpaper and shirts using cornstarch and diluted bleach, cleaning grease with a toothbrush handle, rewinding window shade springs with a keyhole, and mild car cleaning methods. Additional notes include a lemon and molasses flavoring for sweet potatoes and cautious care guidance for reddened skin with gentle pressure and inflating cushions.
A column lauds cinema for popularizing Chopin and opera as radio wanes. It cites Cornel Wilde’s piano scenes in A Song to Remember, praises directors and stars from Harry Cohn to Cecil B. DeMille, and notes Metropolitan and Universal plans to feature orchestras and arias in forthcoming films.
Lynn Chambers offers tips for preserving color and flavor in vegetables and provides a menu of tested recipes. The article includes Vegetable Pie with Cheese Sauce, Savory Beets, Tomato Lima Bean Casserole, Lima Beans with Mustard Sauce, and an Asparagus Sandwich, plus instructions on timing and seasoning. It invites readers to request more recipes from Miss Chambers via Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
A humorous piece portrays a nervous steer in a ranch setting as ceilings rise and meat and clothes shortages loom. It links politics, OPA, and consumer pressures to a satire of wartime controls and rising prices affecting shirts, underwear, and livestock markets. It cites Washington policy shifts and a quip from General Homma about a deceptive calm.
Cleaning ink from rugs use salt while wet and repeat as it absorbs ink. Heat nails before driving into plaster to avoid wall cracks. Wax window sills to repel dirt. Rub dry oatmeal on white painted surfaces. Clean leather with warm water and soap. Remove dog hairs with damp chamois. Steam bathroom walls with hot water then wipe clean.
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