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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
5
A playful note links dimples to dumplings and offers two fruit heavy recipes. Aries guidance steams pineapple with sugar and milk batter, then bakes biscuits with pineapple filling, enriched by cream or hard sauce for six servings.
Naturalist Sir J Arthur Thomson names four wonders of the world the force that keeps celestial bodies spinning the immensity of space the delicate mechanism essential to insect life and the orderliness of nature.
A Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben arguing that every man has an opinion but time of day should not be set against the railroad man’s schedule. The remark reflects a satirical defense of practical convenience over personal insistence.
In a broad address the speaker laments national excess and calls for leadership honesty. He urges abolition of floor trading, stresses agricultural values, thrift, and practical virtues over wealth and pride, and warns that prosperity requires shared progress not party gain. He champions farming, knowledge, and unity, insisting all must thrive together.
Louis Pospisil of Flatonia was in Moulton Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McConnell, who live on Highway 109 south of here, favored The Eagle with a call while in town Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Luther Hall on Wednesday March 2. Elections named committees: Flowers Miss Helen Urban. Sick Mrs. F C Kaase and Mrs. Henry Wachtendorf. Membership Mrs Rud Vogt Sr and Mrs D Fisbeck. Members asked to bring lunch to next meeting.
Mrs. R. B. Papacek visited Yoakum on Wednesday of last week. Henry Earl Kotzebue and Boyce Rehmer spent Sunday in San Antonio.
Mr Ad Nachlinger and family of Taylor visited relatives in Moulton last weekend. Mrs Y F Knape and son Clarence and Miss Erna Nieman spent Sunday in San Antonio. Another rain fell here Wednesday of last week further delaying farming operations. The rain measured five eighths of an inch.
Louis Meyer of Rural Route 4 Flatonia called Saturday to renew his allegiance to The Eagle and the Semi-Weekly Farm News. Representative and Mrs J J Olsen of Yoakum were in Moulton last Friday campaigning for Mr Olsen reelection and had his name inserted in The Eagle's announcement column.
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