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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1943
Page
3
Republished biographical sketches highlighting Delos Wheeler Lovelace and notable figures in public service and maritime history. Includes Marine Academy commandant Capt Giles, ambassador Braden, and Gen Gardiner Taylor with Maine roots and wartime honors.
Practical cold weather recipes offer hearty meals using limited meat. Ground meat pie and baked beans stretch supplies, with easy sides and coffee, plus tips to involve children in setting tables. Practical menus emphasize simple preparation, thrift, and social evenings amid rationing.
Lynn advises using leftovers to create meals such as meat savers with leftover meats or poultry and vegetables under a flaky pie crust. She notes pie crusts rely on shortening for energy value and recommends high quality fresh shortening. Roll dough on muslin with a rolling pin wrapped in a white sock.
A roundup traces Flor ence Freeman as Lisa Arnold in The Open Door on NBC and Lynn Bari’s singing turn in The Bridge of San Luis Rey. It notes Japs in Behind the Rising Sun, Rosalind Russell and tall leading men, Bob Hope quips, Ingrid Bergman’s height, Mel Blanc’s multi role, and Buck Benny Rides Again signaling praise during Africa tour.
The note cites Ellery Queen leading all evening programs on the Pacific coast per the latest Hooper ratings. It also mentions Virginia Sale twins signed by RKO for Curse of the Cat People and that nine pictures will film at RKO in October. Geoffrey Barnes estimates one detective novel is bought every minute in New York City. Richard Powers of The Navy Way previously used the name Tom Keane.
A vintage sewing notice promotes Barbara Bell Pattern No 1858 B for sizes 11 to 19 with corresponding busts 29 to 37 inches. It details yardage: jumper 1 13 yards and blouse 2 yards of 39 inch material and notes back buttoned jumper and round neck blouse design.
Pattern No 1842 B by Barbara Bell designed for girls 8 to 16 years. Size 10 illustration lists 34 inch sleeves and requires 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch material. Fashion note highlights the dirndl as a beloved school frock choice for growing daughters.
When tobacco was first introduced in England during the 16th century it was worth its weight in gold with a pound of tobacco selling for a pound of silver. The art of smoking was taken seriously and instructors taught beginners to inhale and blow smoke rings.
Swedish forests cover more than half of the nation, according to recent statistics. The extensive woodland provides timber resources and ecological value across Sweden.
A healthful remedy promotes regularity with one Sunkist Lemon in water on an empty stomach. The backup benefit notes lemons rich in Vitamin C and other nutrients to help fatigue and resist infections. Try this wake-up drink for ten mornings. Use California Sunkist Lemons.
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