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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1944
Page
3
Mr Smith jokes about his wife's dress drawing laughter as the room bursts with amusement. He recalls a tale about the dress provoking a silly misunderstanding. He ends with the whimsy that a cat was found atop the Eiffel Tower eleven days later.
The piece explains the Navy rank admi rals tracing to an Arabic word amimal meaning commander. It notes Camel cigarettes as the top-selling brand among Navy Army Marines Coast Guard service members and as a popular gift with sales records cited. It mentions restrictions on overseas Army mail but allows sending Camels to soldiers domestically and abroad.
Suggests drinking the juice of one Sunkist lemon in water first thing each morning to relieve constipation. Claims lemon and water stimulate bowel action, boost vitamin C intake, combat fatigue, resist illness, curb appetite, and freshen the mouth. Encourages a ten day trial using California Sunkist lemons.
Practical home cooking tips emphasize budget awareness and flavor. Recipes include broiled chuck steak with grapefruit butter, pork chops with apple stuffing, spaghetti and ham ring, and liver with vegetables. Also notes to present attractive platters and a mailed request for salad ideas to Miss Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union.
The piece traces Wilhelm Redeiss, a Nazi elite guard member and Norway police general, linking him to Jonas Lie and a Norwegian SS project. It notes his rise from Hitler Youth to Reichstag seat and leadership, with critical foreign coverage calling his actions brutal and unnerving.
Lynn discusses vitamin C and household consumption, noting per person annual averages and peel versus pulp content. The column mentions peeling uses, dehydration with natural gas preserving vitamin C, and improving pork and egg supplies.
The piece accuses Jose Paciano Laurel of treachery for collaborating with Japan during occupation. It recalls his Yale misdegree dispute and claims he flaunts a fake diploma while serving as a puppet leader under Japanese rule. It notes his brief, violent past on a Manila golf course and hints at further danger.
A proverb attributes failure to heedless behavior. The remark echoes Cicero warning that stumbling twice on the same stone marks a lack of wisdom and prudence.
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