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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
5
The article promotes vacuum packed peas as a fresher tasting canned vegetable with no liquid. It highlights the aroma of sunlit gardens and offers recipes such as Hot or Cold Curried Pea Omelet and Pea and Apple Salad, using vacuum packed peas in both dishes.
W. L. Adams bloated with gas after meals causing heart to miss beats. Adlerika cleared the gas and now he can eat anything and feels fine. Kopecky Drug Co advertises. telephone news to No 99. Texas made ink used. sale at The Eagle Office.
A roundup of visits includes Henry Etlinger Jr Yoa kum and Rud Fillip Shiner in Moulton, Elsie Niemeyer Knippa and George Bargman Gonzales among guests. Florus bakery closure due to low business. Edwin V Gallia Moravia Democratic county commissioner candidate mingled with voters in Moulton.
Special Old-Time Dance by Niemeyer's Entertainers of San Antonio, former Shiner folks, at Bluecher Park in Shiner for a Home Coming Dance event. Local families, including Frank Proschko and sons Edgar and Alfred, visited the E Kreshnik home, and a Shiner street dance on May 19 raised funds for the Ko lar Stanek American Legion post, affected by a recent flood.
The United States army air service operates a Fokker air ambulance painted white with a red cross. It seats twelve patients with a doctor and attendant aboard. A separate note highlights New Zealand apteryx possessing an exceptionally large olfactory nerve for its size, aiding worm detection by smell.
The article explains how rapid farm to cannery timelines preserve freshness. It notes edge-of-field canneries and machines that shell peas and husk corn quickly. Describes swift processes from harvest to sealed cans and suggests two recipes: Corn Chowder and Tomato Aspic.
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