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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
2
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines a cheese toast recipe using American cheese milk flour and seasonings. Prepare a cheese custard, toast bread, spread on the untoasted side, and brown slowly for tender light cheese toast hot from the oven. Optional bacon adds richness.
The text discusses the long use of cosmetics from antiquity mentioning Egyptian Greek and Roman writings on the subject. It notes that the variety of substances used is vast and often considered fabulous reflecting folly luxury and extravagance.
A compact reflection on character asserts only those with true firmness can hold gentleness. It argues outward gentleness often masks weakness that quickly turns harsh.
The piece reviews Jeanne Lanvin two piece formal wear with a black satin skirt and white satin sleeveless blouse. It notes satin dominance in Paris haute couture and American satin consciousness, including washable satin for summer sports and two piece day to evening fashion shifts.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes fatigue from slouched posture while peeling vegetables. Farm women in Hampshire county Massachusetts studied correct seating and standing positions for tasks like dishwashing mopping floors and handling food at the oven to reduce tiredness.
A collection of practical kitchen tips and recipes includes gravy upgrading with caramel, Molasses Biscuits with molasses and spices, Lemon Tarts with cornstarch custard, Mock Duck stuffed steak with toasted crumbs and onions, and Lamb Aspic layered with mint jelly for a molded dish.
Mary Graham Bonner recounts Fly-High the special elves bird. Effie Elf invites a journey to Oafland with elves gnomes and Bogey family aboard Fly-High. They assure the Oaf family there are no dangers and vow not to harm children.
A playful Chronicle line notes how other noses in the family wrinkle when dad’s nose stays pressed to the grindstone, a humorous image about persistent effort and the echoes it leaves in relatives.
A U.S. Department of Agriculture photo showcases a cost effective farm kitchen designed for logical task flow. It highlights windows on two walls for light and ventilation, a plain iron sink, a home made water system, a hot water tank with the stove, a double drain board, bright light, and built in storage above a varnished table.
A simple recipe from the US Department of Agriculture offers oatmeal muffins. Readily mixed dry ingredients with oats flour salt and baking powder plus egg milk and melted fat then baked at 400 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. The page also notes the eclipse myth explaining sun and moon events.
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as a universal pain reliever for headaches colds neuralgia neuritis rheumatism and pains related to women’s monthly cycles. It asserts genuine aspirin is safe depresses neither heart nor nerves and costs little compared with imitations.
The Rookery in Chicago advertises hundreds of rare and privately printed works from Decameron to The Divan and more with low prices. They invite readers to request a complete list by mailing to P O Box 1246.
A California inventor develops a helicopter with an umbrella shaped propeller ten feet in diameter and sixty blades totaling 135 square feet. The propeller moves up and down two feet per revolution and can tilt to about 45 degrees for horizontal flight once the aircraft reaches the desired altitude. A sixty five horse power motor powers the propeller.
Hi Ho known as the sage of Chinatown notes many seek livelihood by doing nothing to earn wages. He quips that easy promises tempt people to idle and avoid work. The Washington Star quotes him on labor and ambition.
A fragment shows dialogue about a gifted smoking set. One speaker asks about cost. the other answers his wife gave it to him, implying no paid purchase. The brief exchange centers on an unpurchased gift.
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