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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Knownlton's Danderine claiming immediate, dramatic effects on hair health. It promises no dandruff or itching after application and, in weeks, new fine hair appearing across the scalp. The copy sells a 25 cent bottle and urges trial at local stores.
Fragmented OCR text mentions HO and Steelers with garbled phrases about digestion, aid, a bottle, and private stints over rock. No coherent event or persons readable. Unable to determine a clear news item, but preserves identifiable entities.
Austin Tex Airway Thursday the Texas House moved many measures to third reading with feverish pace. Senate bills passed include higher medical license fees and a 3000 dollar award for foul brood eradication. House bills authorizing text books local option and finance measures moved toward final passage.
At 1 30 a m the house adjourned to 9 00 a m. Attempts were made to act on scores of senate bills but the disorder prevented progress with only a few engrossed or passed.
Texas senate session in Austin proceeds quietly with little controversy. On record, Senator Lattimore's measure allows jurors to be summoned by telephone and Senator Brelsford's bill enables companies formed to develop oil holdings to pursue gas development.
The National Weather Journal Houston reports Cool Wave Series movements for the Cotton States from March 21 to 28 1915. Movement M-Due March 23 brings snow in the North and rain in the South with 20 to 89 degrees cooler weather. Movement 6 due March 25 brings rain in the South and Northeastern rain or snow with moderately colder temperatures. Rain expected in the South March 25–28 with frost possible as far south as Houston and in northern Gulf States, Florida spared from frost.
At the final session of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association convention in Fort Worth, members approved resolutions backing the Bruce bill and Senate Bill 204 for livestock protection and rail-transport reporting. Officers and an expanded executive committee were named, and a new Audubon Society resolution urged bird protection on farms. Fifty-five new members joined as the gathering adjourned.
The Colorado legislature on Friday passed a bill defining treason against the state and prescribing penalties of life imprisonment or death.
The Mata Gorda dredge of Metropolitan Contracting Co is working at the Brazos river mouth in Freeport Texas removing 100000 yards of earth from the Brazos Bernard section of the intercoastal canal.
A decree published Friday adjourned the Greek Parliament for a month. It is probable the chamber will then be dissolved.
The article weighs the cost efficiency of boiling beef cuts for stock and meat. It recommends heel of the round as a economical choice, notes bouillon uses for soups and vegetables, and outlines a method to make three quarts of stock with salt, plus long simmering steps for tender, usable meat.
Bright red apples are hollowed to hold a dry rice and cracker crumb filling with chopped apples sugar raisins and almonds. An egg milk custard is added with lemon rind juice and nutmeg then baked and served with whipped cream or custard.
A century style recipe describes a pudding with milk flour butter lemon rind biscuits and preserve. It instructs buttering a dish layering sponge biscuits and preserve then baking thirty five to forty five minutes before topping with whipped egg white and sugar until golden.
A famed authority warns meat lovers that uric acid buildup overtaxes kidneys, causing back pain, cloudy urine, and nighttime micturation. He endorses Jad Salts for daily cleansing, claiming it flushes kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents urinary ailments.
A dialogue shows Hazel giving her old shoes to those in need this winter, highlighting that small acts of charity hold significant value, and Mary recognizing that generosity comes in many forms through humble deeds.
The guide advises covering rising dough with a wrung warm damp cloth, not a dry cloth, to prevent surface drying and uneven leaves. In cold weather place the damp cloth over a dry one. Prick brown bread twice with a needle to prevent holes: once when placing loaves in tins and again before baking.
A simple dish of diced celery boiled until tender then thickened with flour and butter, combined with peas after soaking. It is baked briefly in ramikins to lightly brown, creating a dainty serving.
A recipe describes making potato puff by mixing one half pound mashed potato with a dessert spoon of butter and a beaten egg yolk. Add flour to roll on a pastry board, cut rounds, fold, seal with egg yolk, and crumb coat. Fry or bake in a floured tin, resting ten minutes before cooking.
Four tablespoonfuls sifted squash and one cup sugar with two tablespoons melted butter. Add two cups sweet milk and three and three quarter cups pastry flour sifted with six tablespoonfuls cream of tartar and one and a half teaspoons soda. Mix in order and bake in gem pans in a hot oven about twenty minutes.
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