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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1933
Page
4
A note on using fresh and canned produce together to save money and broaden menus with recipes. Corn and Cauliflower Fritters mix flour milk and eggs with corn and cauliflower, then fry. Scalloped Corn Celery and Olives layers corn celery and olives, seasoned with salt and pepper, topped with buttered crumbs and baked until tender.
Dr John W Brown Texas State Health Officer warns against cancer quacks and bogus cures as cancer deaths rise in Texas. He endorses early diagnosis surgery or radiotherapy and urges immediate medical consultation for signs such as unusual bleeding lumps persistent sores and chronic indigestion.
Health note extols fruits as essential nutrition and urges mixing fresh with canned options. Describes wide range of canned fruits and provides recipes for Compote of Pears and Apples, Baked Apples Stuffed with Peaches, Pear and Date Salad, and Five Fruit Salad with specific ingredients and serving yields.
The Lavaca County Grand Jury reports 12 true bills from the October term including four misdemeanors and eight felonies. They note the courthouse and county jail conditions, recommend roof repairs, and mention Hurricane Rio Grande Valley damages and Fire Prevention Week with Red Cross enrollment and Legion convention in Miami in 1934.
The Freshmen Class of 1933-34 organized an English Club to meet each Monday. Officers elected include Alice Vondrak as president, Jennie Mae Janszen as vice president, Dorothy Mae Casey as secretary treasurer, Ethel Cooper as reporter, and Frankie Smith as critic.
The report notes steady progress in the legislature as it nears adjournment with ongoing committee work and floor votes shaping final measures.
Mrs. Isabella Greenway has been elected as a member of Congress representing Arizona. The result marks a historic gain for the state with Greenway achieving a significant political milestone.
If you are in need of something try your home merchant first. He is the man who helps build the community's roads, schools and churches.
Edward Hayes of Illinois was chosen by the American Legion to serve as national commander for the upcoming ensurg year. The selection highlights Hayes as a leading figure within Illinois veterans circles and the national organization.
Governor Ferguson proclaims October 12 as Columbus Day to mark the 441st anniversary of Christopher Columbus discovery of America. Local offices observe the holiday with closures and commemorative activities across the state.
Attendees from a distance at Joe L. Gast’s funeral Saturday included Miss Lillie Perrard of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Sephran Puspisil and Miss Clara Perrard of Fatonia.
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