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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
2
An essay describes how apples feature in meals with varieties like MacIntosh for eating and cooking. It covers applesauce storage, baked apples with raisins and nuts, and desserts such as Brown Betty and apple pie, noting preferences for serving temperature and methods.
A quirky kitchen note contrasts moving houses with serving apple dumplings and fried apples as a dessert. It then provides a vintage recipe for battered fried apples and a breaded buttered bread mixture with sliced apples and spices.
James Williams a 58 year old miner from Rhostylen near Wrexham was granted 6 dollars per week in compensation after doctors testified an accident while working in the mines caused weight gain that makes him unable to work.
A vintage recipe passage details making Apple Dumplings with layered apples and dough, then steaming or baking with notes on temperatures 450 and 400 degrees F. It also lists a Molasses Suet Pudding recipe with spices, raisins, and a steam method for three hours, plus guidance on reheat and large-quantity preparation.
In 1776 Franklin Jefferson and Adams were chosen to design the new nation's seal and money. The motto E Pluribus Unum means Out of many, one and ties the young union to Virgil's Morteum. The passage links the old and new for a federal government newly formed.
London story from Philip Inman recalls King George asking to enter a ward kitchen and joking about cooking when allowed. The anecdote appears in his book Oil and Wine and highlights the monarch’s interest in kitchens and gas ovens.
A collection of lighthearted anecdotes from Broadway and newspaper life. Pranks involve Bill Phelan and Bill Hanna on Broadway, a fake Egypt assignment from a Bennett cable, balloon cup race coverage by Evening World, and a fancy Sun schooner telegraph setup. One detective mistake ends in comic caper with a hat recovered.
Readers share practical kitchen hacks from folding stiff egg whites into pineapple pie to prevent curdling in tomato bisque. Quick tricks include rubbing soap on screw threads for easier driving and using adhesive plaster under torn oilcloth to halt further tearing.
Visitors to Port of Spain cruise calls visit the Hall garden hoping to recover the rose diamond ring given by Queen Elizabeth to the Earl of Essex and later tied to Sir Thomas Warner. The gem’s history links to Charles I and the founding of the West Indies colony, with the ring said to have been lost in the Hall garden during a family party.
In a brief humorous exchange a caller asks if Mr Brown was asked to sing and learns he refused. The reply notes his growing obliging nature, framing the quip as light local humor.
Joe the king of the grizzlies in the Flathead river country died in Salmon Park from poisoned bait intended for coyotes. He weighed nearly 1000 pounds and had long ruled the region, driving other bears from his domain. Rangers found his body in a small clearing after a period of absence.
Doctors warn against strong laxatives that drain the system and weaken organs. The shift to liquid laxatives allows measured dosing, fewer habit-forming concerns, and adjustable relief. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised for pleasant taste, safety for mothers and children, and ready availability in large bottles.
A dialogue about starting a novel explores how to write and the role of a typewriter in creation. It frames writing as a chosen craft and hints at the author’s path from idea to manuscript.
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