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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1931
Page
2
A 1931 Western Newspaper Union food column offers party meal ideas for bridge gatherings. It suggests themed decorations and recipes such as Trump Sandwiches shaped like playing cards, Grand Slam Salad with grapefruit, American Chop Suey, and Chicken Ham Croquettes with detailed prep steps and a note on frying temperature.
USDA researchers note meat shrinkage during cooking hinges on oven heat and method. Searing before slow finishing reduces loss, while continuous high heat increases shrinkage. Well done, high grade roasts lose more fat and less water compared with thin cuts.
In a winter survival behavior, potato bugs expel about one third of their body water to prevent cellular rupture from freezing. The adaptation acts like an antifreeze, enabling the insects to endure freezing temperatures underground.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the notice urges careful reading of labels on food bottles and packages. It warns that misleading appearances or understated statements can deceive buyers and cites bottles of different shapes with equal or different contents to illustrate the point.
The article from the USDA urges well done pork to destroy the trichina parasite, offering a detailed roasting method for a fresh ham. It covers preparation, searing at 480 F, lowering to 325 F, target 182 F, and 25 to 30 minutes per pound, plus rind removal, scoring, cloves, brown sugar, final browning, and savory gravy.
Edgar Eagle apologizes for being late to a party for a two year old eagle. His mother has a white head and tail and the young eagle anticipates the day he will be bald meaning white feathers on the head.
Fashion notes predict a widespread bolero and lace trimmed blouse vogue for spring and summer. Pictures show pleated skirts, frilly tops, and color shifts from black to blues and pastels with plaid, stripes, and prints, plus lingerie style blouses returning.
A home economics guide shows how to make Harvard beets with a sweet-sour vinegary sauce and optional horseradish. The text also clarifies that copperhead and highland moccasin are the same species, while water moccasin is a different species, commonly called cottonmouth due to their jaw display.
Historical note on matches once called con greves in Sweden France and Germany. Progenitor friction light devised in 1827 by John Walker named after Sir William Congreve English artillery officer who invented the life saving rocket.
English playwright Hoffe spoke at the Lambs Club in New York. He recounted chorus girls debating Paris fashions noting an evening frock shows limited ankle and neckline with a witty remark about a worker’s gaze.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts claiming 11 pounds lost in six weeks and renewed energy. It promotes daily use for fat loss and overall rejuvenation, with a 85 cent four week bottle and a money back guarantee through druggists nationwide.
An old saying mulls over whether the same flavor that fuels propaganda also serves those aiming for honesty. It examines the ethics of rhetoric and the dish of truth in public discourse.
An old advertisement promotes Phillips' Milk of Magnesia to correct excess stomach acid. It claims instant relief the stomach becomes sweet and lists heartburn gas headache biliousness and indigestion as conditions improved. It notes the product is doctor standard for over 50 years and sold in 25¢ and 50c bottles at druggists.
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