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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1947
Page
9
A jumble of show business notes reports that Peter Cotten faced past modeling and agency use, Ann Sheridan denied teaching, filming on Universal-International projects began, and stars like Rosalind Russell and Evelyn Keyes pursue new projects. Also mentions radio coverage plans and industry moves.
A neighbor promotes easy main dish salads for spring, emphasizing protein from eggs fish cheese or meat and crisp greens. Recipes include Veal Salad Potato Salad Frankfurter and Bacon Bowls Hearty Salad Bowl Jellied Fish Salad and Stuffed Green Pepper and Egg Salad with step by step preparation and serving ideas.
The piece notes playful references to the United Nations HQ with suggested names Hopeful Heights and Peace or Else Manor. It also mentions Babe Ruth’s upcoming film about his life and commentary on radio writers seeking higher pay.
Lynn Chambers presents a menu featuring hot consommé cheese sticks a hearty salad bowl and butterscotch pudding with cream ice box cookies and beverages described as a curated home style recipe.
Use vegetable juices in place of water to enhance meat and vegetable dishes. When serving leftovers, stir in creamed components and add Chinese vegetables for a novel flavor note. If using leftover wieners, slice and simmer in a sauce served over spaghetti for a nourishing, kid friendly meal.
A columnist rails at inflation with scathing tone, noting higher prices for clothes, bread, pies, cigars, matches, and housing. He mocks government controls and calls for consumer protection, lampooning a culture of praise sellers and a shifting postwar economy.
Advertisement invites readers to obtain crochet instructions for the Giant Strawberry Holder Pattern No. 5333 and the Grape and Leaf Daily Pattern No. 5384 by sending 20 cents, along with name, address, and pattern number, to a specified address.
A practical guide covers rinsing glasses with a splash of vinegar for shine and turning saucepan handles to the back of the stove to keep them out of children’s reach. It also advises flashlight use, hat storage, glass curtain lengths, and quick cleanup to prevent accidents and promote neat, safe living.
William J. Burns, the noted detective, met a drunken man while out walking in San Francisco. The inebriate identified Burns and boasted he was wearing one of Burns’s white shirts, prompting a terse exchange about recognition and propriety.
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