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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1943
Page
7
A cooking feature promotes fish as a practical protein source with baked whitefish Creole and halibut dishes. It includes step by step fried fish fillets, salmon recipes, salmon fondue, and a wholesome salad with broccoli and corn. Tips cover textures, sauces, and a note on substitutions.
Lynn Says outlines sauces for fish including browned butter with lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce. It suggests horseradish with salt pepper vinegar and whipped cream, and a tartar sauce with onion pickle olives and vinegar folded into mayonnaise, plus cheese or eggs for finishing.
Pattern No 1737 B offers a skirt suitable for sizes 12 through 42 with bust measurements from 30 to 42 inches. The set includes a skirt and jacket with short sleeves and a dickey, requiring 3 3/4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 14, and 5 yards of 35 inch fabric for the dickey. Send your order to the provided address.
Rubbing noses or pressing noses is a widespread Pacific greeting sign. The practice is common among natives of Burma and Indo china and many island peoples.
Advertises Moroline Hair Tonic in a large bottle at 25 cents, claiming it keeps hair lying flat, tames unruly hair, and adds lustre for a groomed appearance. Sold.
A description of Watasi men in the Belgian Congo notes they are shaved except for two crests forming half moons and wear garments resembling Roman togas. The piece emphasizes distinctive grooming and clothing as aspects of native culture.
A humorous World War II vignette describes a buck private insisting on priority over fertilizer in a one ton truck. Accompanied by an American major driving a vehicle, the pair is stopped at multiple crossroads by a sentry who repeats the standard greeting. The private jokes that next time they are stopped the major should yield to him for promotion priority.
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