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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1933
Page
4
A lively breakfast-themed ad praises aromas and morning energy. It touts chilled melon, ready-to-eat cereal, waffles with maple syrup, broiled bacon, and coffee as part of a cheerful morning scene. The recipe details beat yolks, milk, flour with baking powder, salt, melted butter, and stiffly beaten whites to yield seven waffles.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters estimates national fire losses for the first eight months of 1933 at 224 million dollars, far above the prior year. Fire Prevention Week urged citizens to inspect heating plants, dispose of oily rags, improve wiring, and curb smoking to reduce fires and protect livelihoods.
United States Department of Commerce data show Americans consumed 2.635 billion pounds of canned fish from 1928 to 1932, led by salmon and sardines. The report also lists recipes for salmon bisque, sardine canapes, tuna mornay, shrimp aspic, Creole mackerel, and a crab ring.
The article notes a repeal vote with 33 states in favor and none against. It urges support for local merchants and cites Lavaca county 1933 assessed value at 13,113,180, down from 13,691,875 by 80,745. It also reports Texas received about 13,000,000 from the federal relief program for unemployment and disaster areas.
The notice highlights Moulton as having more concrete sidewalks than any other unincorporated town in the state. It argues incorporation would allow adoption and enforcement of traffic and other regulations for the town’s residents.
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