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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1943
Page
3
Private Marion Hargrove describes basic training at Fort Bragg with cooks' duties and KP, jokes about sergeants, matches mishaps, and a running gag about lectures. He visits former comrades and reflects on home life and editor past in a Fort Bragg Post serialization.
Roger B. Whitman-WNN Features discusses fiscal values and practical advice for households in wartime. The piece emphasizes prioritizing government aims, conserving resources, and maintaining existing equipment to withstand shortages. It offers practical guidance from the homeowner's friend perspective.
The first step is to find the moisture source. If outside walls absorb water, apply a colorless waterproofing liquid or damp proof cement paint. If dampness comes from summer condensation on plaster directly on brick, fur out the inside and use gypsum or insulating board. Remove mildew with sandpaper then wash with yellow laundry soap, rinse and dry before repainting.
A homemaking note highlights a lace crocheted spread with a pineapple motif arranged in squares. The design suits large cloth pieces and smaller accessories, reflecting a graceful craft style for home decor.
Do not allow cover crops in the vegetable garden to grow large before digging under to speed up decomposition. Attach rollers to a 15 inch square board to create a mobile cleaning platform for scrub pails. Keep warm soapy water handy to wash dishes immediately to reduce dishwashing time. An efficient curling iron grip helps dye garments by preventing slippage in the dye bath.
A note on bananas as one of the world’s oldest cultivated crops cited in Chinese writings over 3,000 years old. The fragment highlights ancient recognition of banana cultivation and enduring agricultural history.
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