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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
7
A survey shows 65 percent of doctors and 88 percent of teachers say the average person eats too little for breakfast. People estimate only about 20 percent of daily nourishment comes from breakfast, though doctors and teachers put it at 28 percent. Time pressure and long gaps between dinner and breakfast are blamed, with 12 to 15 minutes possible in hectic mornings.
A wartime column blends reconversion fears of a gas station worker with home kitchen recipes. The writer imagines returning from conflict to civil life while sharing prune bread and coffee cake instructions, plus notes on public figures and postwar media.
Color notes recommend using colored dishes and pottery for breakfast to brighten the morning. Mix orange juice with cranberry juice for an unusual effect, fleck eggs with parsley chives or bacon, and add raisins to oatmeal with yellow butter and sugar. Apricot halves with wheat cereal and yellow peach with brown bran create color contrasts.
Pattern No 8690 offered in sizes 3 4 5 6 7 and 8 years. Size 4 jumper requires 14 yards of 39 inch material and blouse requires half a yard.
The article explains that libel statutes cover individual defamation and allow groups to be unfairly attacked with little risk of prosecution. It notes legislative efforts to extend protection to groups, but cites New Jersey's 1935 measure, invalidated in 1941, as the only enacted statute of its kind.
Natives of the Coral sea describe their method to kill a monstrous octopus by grasping the creature at its upper and lower jaws. A sudden thrust turns the mouth inside out bursting the ink reservoir and freeing the victim as the octopus is killed.
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