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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1940
Page
3
Treating New Broom lasts longer if soaked in warm water then dried hung by the head. Labor Saver cuts washing by storing fried fat in paper cups to discard later. Lemons stored in a covered jar chill in refrigerator to prevent wither. Candied fruits and raisins soften by soaking overnight in fruit juice. Molasses Sauce makes a topping by mixing molasses lemon juice butter and salt then cooking low and serving hot.
The State Department refuses passports for hundreds of American medical students seeking study abroad in Britain, citing danger on English soil, while approving about 50 to drive ambulances at the front in France as humanitarian work. The piece links officials to a broader wartime diplomacy mix and notes related political banter at the National Press Club.
The column discusses John J. Raskob and Ernest Weir in the moneyed wings of parties, noting Weir's defense of labor rights and against NRA board actions. It argues wealth is not a crime, praises Weir's early cooperation with labor elections, and recalls posturing by New Deal critics. It also mentions defense figures reporting anti aircraft gun deliveries to London.
Talent scouts for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer hunt a boy aged 10 to 12 of slight build to play Jody alongside Spencer Tracy in Sidney Franklin's adaptation of The Yearling. Ronald Reagan’s rise from sportswriter to actor is noted, with other Hollywood anecdotes about Jane Wyman, Dona Dix, Florence Gill, and crew members.
An article shows remodeling an old car backseat into a padded, full-length back with a cretonne slip cover in bright peacock blue. It previews Sewing Book 1 through 4 with page topics and an offer for four-book set plus quilt block patterns.
U S Senator Carter Glass argues that government must prevent barriers to equality of opportunity but should otherwise interfere minimally with ordinary people and the normal functions of trade and industry. The remark emphasizes limited government after ensuring equal opportunity.
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