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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
3
A vintage pattern article promotes bright flowers on kitchen cupboards and furniture. It describes peasant art style motifs that are simple and colorful, workable on doors frames and tins. The pattern includes a tracing guide and color directions and is available by sending 15 cents with name and address.
Household memos suggest fruit based desserts to save sugar after rationing ends. Peach Crunch Cake adapts fruit with a sugar glaze and a peach layer over batter baked in a 350 degree oven for about 55 minutes. It includes a peach puff pudding as a serving option.
A Western Newspaper Union release outlines Lime Pear Pie and several fruit desserts including Apple Crisp and Toasted Pears. Recipes include crust, lime gelatin, ginger ale, and pear arrangements with detailed baking steps and serving notes.
Advice on using trimmings bones and fat from meat to render shortening broth and stock. Suggestions include mustard butter spread sandwiches, dried cereals baked into desserts or meat dishes, and storing dabs of butter for vegetables sauces. Leftover foods can be repurposed into soups meat loaves and waffles.
A satirical column rails at wartime poultry, mocking claims of the Chicken of Tomorrow while lamenting meat shortages. It jokes that today’s poultry is underfed, overfried, and tasteless, with caustic jabs at chefs and restaurant practices and a dig at chicken dishes like chicken a la king.
A reflective poem about autumn bringing haze on the horizon and fields. The speaker notes the sky, cornfield ripeness, and geese overhead while emergency signs and heat from gas linger in the land. Some call autumn a season, while others let it pass.
Barbara testified her husband Cary Grant sometimes had queer moods and ignored her guests, making her nervous. The judge asked about medical help and issued a decree. The essay comments that many wives tolerate nervous husbands and limit divorces to the worst cases.
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