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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1951
Page
2
A shopper’s guide highlights abundant broilers and turkeys, with Beltsville white being a top small family choice. Cranberries surge 26 percent above average as harvests begin in the West for Thanksgiving. Eggs get advice on storing cold and clean to preserve value.
Washington bureau reports that the Capitol’s House restaurant is informal and relaxed while the Senate dining room is more formal. The Senate restaurant manager notes most senators are meat and potato men as they seek simple meals during sessions.
Entertainment figures like Audrey Totter Jennifer Jones Jack Carson and Errol Flynn toured Korea and Europe to entertain troops while Irene Beasley marked her Grand Slam radio show fifth birthday. At the US Capitol Howard Hawks will send a 63 foot keelboat replica to the Historical Society. Inside the House restaurant 110 staff serve 250 seats daily with frequent congressman parties and varied regional foods.
VIDALIA Georgia Mr and Mrs Dewey Joyce turned a hobby into a commercial venture rearing wild game birds in captivity The quail sell for 5 to 6 dollars per pair pheasants bring 7 50 per pair and the operation focuses on quail pheasants and chukar partridge as the most profitable species
Across and down clues list for a mixed difficulty crossword puzzle with entries including heap appendage furnish food and other items. The page shows numbered rows and columns with typical puzzle style hints and a few clerical errors in the transcription.
Rose, a girl with a crush on screen idol Loring Hunt, plans a party to honor him. Her fiancé Jerry confronts the romance as Hunt visits, declares pride in Rose, and hints at past family ties. Rose finally asserts love for Jerry, easing tensions and sealing their engagement.
A nostalgic column laments Adolphe Menjou shaving his iconic mustache for ten thousand dollars. The piece contrasts the mustache’s long cultural grip with the abrupt surrender to modern pressures, noting the change urban legends and film history face when a symbol so enduring disappears.
Wright A Patterson reflects on a 1951 column marking 11 years of writing about a 1918 Balfour warning. He argues that rural Americans hold the key to saving civilization from Bolshevism and socialist trends, urging voting choices in the upcoming national election to avert decline.
A note states there is no authentic record for the origin of the English office of poet laureate. The comment addresses historical uncertainty about how the tradition began and who first established the role.
Yale students must tidy and maintain their own dorm rooms as maid service is withdrawn. The piece notes rising Pitchfork sales in New Haven and a demand for bunk beds six feet higher than standard to maximize space. It also mentions cultural items and public figures in a lively, nostalgic tone.
The note lists items and phrases including a standee needing a rail and a ten round distance. It mentions Quaker Meeting and states lack of punch while describing tides as in and out and broken arches. Eric and Mike are named as the boys who cause food prices to rise.
A simple to crochet bed cape in soft baby wool and pastel color sketches. Pattern Envelope No 2497 provides instructions, stitch illustrations, materials, and finishing steps. The Anne Cabot ALBUM offers crochet knitting and embroidery ideas with a free pattern insert. Send cents for a copy.
Store strawberries unwashed and unhulled in the refrigerator covered with waxed paper until just before using. Protect clothes by using an old pillow case as a cover for dresses in the closet. Shredded cabbage yields 7 to 8 half cup servings per pound fresh and 4 to 5 half cup servings when cooked.
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