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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1943
Page
3
How to stretch a leg of lamb into three meals with leftovers turned into a creamed lamb and peas noodle ring and a lamb salad bowl. Detailed carving, doneness, and a curry lamb pie recipe plus a mail contact for further tips.
A roundup notes Sergei Burdenko, noted surgeon and Hero of Socialist Labour, criticizing German prisoner treatment and praising Russian science. It profiles Comptroller General Lindsay Carter Warren, his pie-deal past, and political rise, plus lawyer Frank M. Swacker known for rail wage cases and deep sea diving past.
Lynn promotes cabbage as a vitamin C rich staple and dietary roughage. She recommends serving it shredded with grated carrots and onion, or with cucumber pickles, celery, dressing, among other combos including fruits and nuts for varied textures.
Lynn Chambers presents a point saving menu featuring Melon Ball Cocktail Roast Leg of Lamb with Pear Mint Jelly Garnish Roast Potatoes Gravy Green Peas Rolls Lettuce with French Dressing Apricot Whip Cookies and Beverage.
Yale botanist Paul R. Burkholder foresees future meals dominated by vegetable steaks and soybean milk shakes as nutrition science grows. Elmer Twitchell laments overemphasis on vitamins and mocks the idea while policewomen in New York receive a lipstick equipped pistol and mayoral guidance on prudent use. The piece also notes German attitudes toward Heil Hitler and a humorous farewell on skating.
Nightgown set described as flat tearing and comfortable with a simple bed jacket. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1835 B offers sizes 12 through 42 with corresponding busts from 30 to 42 and fabric requirements for size 14 (32) gown and bed jacket listed.
Sewing pattern advertisement describes a classic school jumper with belt and pockets. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1871-B offered in sizes 6 8 10 12 14. Fabric guidance lists 214 yards of 39 inch material for the jumper and 134 yards for the blouse.
The hawksbill sea turtle shows overlapping shell plates like roof shingles. Its shell measures about two feet, with plates six by twelve inches. In hot water the shell softens and can be bent into various shapes. Hawksbills inhabit warmer Atlantic Pacific and Indian oceans.
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