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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
2
A United States Department of Agriculture preparation introduces a cheese toast using cream or neufchatel cheese. The mix includes salt baking powder and a spicy sauce folded into beaten egg white, baked atop toast and finished browning with bacon garnish.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines rhubarb preparations including cobblers shortcakes and a rhubarb Betty. It also details a rhubarb pie with a crisp undercrust baked in a hot oven for about 20 minutes.
The mineral constituents of milk emphasized are phosphorus iron and lime. Lime is the main bone and teeth component and makes milk especially suitable for children's nutrition.
The federal meat inspection service says meat properly sterilized and packed in hermetically sealed cans will keep indefinitely. Air must not enter through breaches or rust and must avoid rough handling.
A rhubarb conserve recipe from the United States Department of Agriculture suggests serving as an accompaniment to cold meat or with bread and cake. It combines rhubarb lemons oranges almonds and sugar, with nuts added after cooking for a pink glossy conserve that fills about eight jelly glasses.
The rings around fabric stains come from the manufacturer's sizing dissolving in solvent. Work the solvent into the fabric with cheesecloth to scatter it away from the edge, using blotters to absorb soiled solvent. A severe case may require dipping the garment in gasoline, which is unsafe at home due to fire and electric discharge risks.
Experts urge daily servings of fruit and vegetables for kids. Two fruit servings and one to two vegetable servings are advised, with emphasis on oranges grapefruit tomatoes and green leafy greens for strong growth and daily nutrition.
A warning against using abandoned wells as cesspools due to pollution risk. Law in many states prohibits this practice. Two Farmers' Bulletins, Farmstead Water Supply and Sewage and Sewerage of Farm Homes, explain safeguarding wells.
The federal food and drugs act requires canned foods to show an accurate net weight on the label. Any other statements must be true and not false or misleading.
Different Dutch cocoas show a somewhat darker color due to a small amount of alkali added to keep them suspended in the squid. This processing does not affect the nutritional value of the cocoa.
Dr J G McKay of the bureau of public roads says present highways are an integral part of daily life. He divides motor vehicle transport into local distribution, extension into underserved areas, and long haul, with short haul being the primary function and long haul decreasing in importance.
A report notes three years and 18 days driving 12 hours daily at 30 mph to cover all U S and Canadian highways. The Lincoln highway NY to SF is 3142 miles long with 41 miles not improved. An India campaign aims to build roads for motor bus transport and curb corruption in highway funding.
Archeological expeditions reveal road signs dating to early history. Monuments from Crete Asia Minor and the Greek Peloponnesus show signs used in heroic Hellenic times. The Roman Forum preserves the golden milestone listing roads and distances from Rome. Markers are being placed on many roads.
The University of Illinois Agricultural College issue on Housing Farm Poultry outlines optimal henhouse design. It stresses sanitation, proper drainage, southern exposure, moisture control, and flexible planning to fit climate, flock size, and management, with four square feet per hen as a rule.
The article advises giving young chicks a warm dark ventilated space for the first 60 hours. It notes yolk remains unabsorbed at hatching and must be absorbed before feeding to prevent later issues. Delaying food to 60 to 70 hours allows the digestive tract to finish developing.
The article notes that about 75 percent of poultry keepers crowd birds into their houses. Overcrowding lowers egg production and hinders young birds. It warns diseases spread faster in crowded flocks and urges culling to fit the house or risk unmarketable dead birds.
The article advises feeding hens dry mash regularly and providing scratch or hard grain in a litter morning and night. It recommends a daily moist or fermented mash for a brief 15 minute period, and warns against overfeeding to prevent fat hens.
A brief comic exchange about health and music. Wilson jokes that his son taking saxophone lessons is a sign of health. Jenkins quips that Wilson should be glad for not hearing it.
A terse exchange centers on a Swiss cheese dilemma at a diner. A waiter questions how to stuff holes in cheese as a joke. The conversation plays on the word holes and stuffing in a casual dining setting.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to children of all ages. It promises a pleasant taste and reliable bowel relief and warns to ask for the genuine product with directions on the bottle to avoid imitations.
In a Progressive Grocer ad a grocer jokes that sand in bread keeps butter from slipping. The text promotes Dr Peery's Dead Shot claiming to expel worms and tapeworms, cleanse mucus, and tone digestion with one dose.
Dave muses that his marriage will stay secret to everyone except his creditors while he faces a mounting burden. The line reveals a tense motive and hints at hidden motives within the plot.
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