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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1933
Page
6
Nutrition article emphasizes fats as energy sources and meal stayers. It lists table fats like butter margarine and salad oils and shows practical uses from buttered vegetables to desserts. Simple recipes include spoon bread and buttered vegetables to stretch food value.
Recalled anecdotes trace B F Yoakum led an Eastward road building publicity expedition after Yale, promoting good roads that boosted freight but spurred trucking opposition. Bebes from Texas and the Barrymores are humorously recalled, plus a lawyer’s judgment ruse and a New York party revealing beer habits and ad managers from Grand Rapids.
The exchange notes no unusual details about who signed the wedding contract beyond the bride and groom. The short quip suggests standard ceremony arrangements without extra signatories or conditions.
Through sagebrush and mesquite the coyote hunts rabbits and raids flocks. He seldom targets old rams but kills lambs, a wicked sin that leads men to set traps to catch him.
A recipe fragment describes Hollandaise sauce with egg yolks lemon juice butter water and seasonings, plus baking directions for Baileys in a pan at 400 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes. The text shifts to 1933 syndicate material and a scene about Barrymore preparations and baby apparel folding methods.
Practical tips include removing mildew with kerosene after soaking a garment, greasing bread before baking for softer crusts, and using lemon juice as a substitute shoe polish. Also notes using a mincing machine to chop nuts for recipes.
The phrase eat crow and its counterpart humble pie are explained as metaphorical. A Civil War tale says a Federal soldier trespassed on Confederate land, shot a tame crow, and was forced to eat the crow, then later defeated and forced to eat the rest of the crew.
The Italian Brioni island in Istria was an ancient seaside resort for aristocracy with temples baths and villas whose ruins still adorn the island today.
Ladoga Indiana farmer Richard Rose found a six inch stone on his farm with the letters NRA outlined on its surface. He notes there is no sign of cutting and the inscription appears naturally formed. The letters measure about one and a half inches high.
A boy named Reese endures anxious weeks as four front teeth loosen. He finally exclaims with joy that the new ones are coming in after a long waiting period, reflecting a child’s hopeful milestone.
Mrs Eugene Hunter reports severe scalp scales and hair loss lasting two and a half years. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trying a free sample and saw healing, noting the products cost 25 cents for soap and 25 or 50 cents for ointment.
Free sample packages advertise laxative tablets women's suppositories and white ointment from Cline Medicine Co located in Poplar Bluff Missouri.
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