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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1940
Page
3
Advice covers fixing curdled mayonnaise with cold water, loosening linoleum dirt with kerosene in washing water, keeping a dry mop on each floor, cleaning japanned trays with vinegar and whiting, saving hedges by cutting burnt privet back to encourage new growth, and using a kitchen slate for family meal ideas to plan weekly menus.
A reflective snippet citing Addison urges constant vigilance against moral weathering. It compares guarding character to guarding against the worst climate, urging steadfast conduct amid temptations and external pressures.
Advertises Kellogg's All-Bran as the better way to prevent and relieve constipation by adding bulk to the diet. Recommends regular intake with plenty of water and consulting a physician for chronic cases. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
A concise reflection on how great individuals receive aid from many sources, shaping their gifts to extract good from people and circumstances. The quotation emphasizes communal support as a foundation for personal achievement.
A gentle elderly woman asks the boy if he is in pain. He replies no, insisting the pain is inside him. The brief exchange highlights a moment of empathy and inner hurt.
General Hugh S Johnson offers two hunches on wartime policy and international law. He argues Bermuda stops for fuel raise safety questions and questions why Allied air power cannot target German Krupp works while defense limits exist. He forecasts new subterranean warfare as presses for rapid battlefield results.
In a tense session of the Dies committee, Rep. Dempsey nearly ousted J B Matthews as the committee's so-called communist expert. The 4 to 3 vote failure kept Matthews on the payroll amid charges of radical bias and a disputed Consumers Union report.
A magazine item explains sewing 11 inch white Easter bunny toys from oil cloth or bath curtain material. It gives steps to pattern, cut pieces, interline ears, sew edges, and stuff with cotton, plus note about Mrs Spears Sewing Book No. 2 with orders.
U. S. Representative James C. Oliver warns that keeping people out of work risks democracy, chaos, and the loss of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness as a national heritage. The quote frames an argument for rapid employment to preserve civic values.
An amateur musician has built the world’s most astonishing organ in Atlantic City from junk. It uses discarded bottles vacuum cleaner motors and inner tubing with air blown across bottle caps tuned by water. Bells lids and whistles add extra effects to the sound.
A general knowledge quiz asks about Edward Payson Weston’s best daily walk record, existence of original etchings on paper, the Beef Eaters group, whether John Smithsonian founded the Smithsonian Institution was American, and if albino horses are bred successfully on American ranches.
The set includes: 1 82 miles walked in 1867 from Portland Maine to Chicago by a 28 year old Weston. 2 An etching is drawn directly on a metal plate. 3 Beef Eaters is the popular name for yeomen of the guard established in 1485 and still in service. 4 The subject was English and had never visited the United States. 5 These animals foal white, a unique trait among species.
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