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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1927
Page
3
The United States Department of Agriculture offers several ham centered menus to reduce kitchen heat in summer. Dishes include boiled and baked ham with potatoes and greens, cold sliced ham with potato salad, and ham hash with vegetables and fruit.
USDA published guidelines on efficient laundry handling noting hang drying to save time and sun, using multiple tubs, and arranging lines, rope, and drying frames. It highlights galvanized lines, rope setups, indoor drying, clothespins, baskets, and storage aids to ease home laundering.
Dessert recipe from the United States Department of Agriculture explains floating island with custard and egg white islands. It provides steps: whip egg whites, cook on hot milk, set, add yolks, finish with vanilla, chill and serve.
The piece suggests every woman longs to be seen as a good pie maker and will get a chance to show off with a seasonal fruit pie menu. It advises prebaking the undercrust to avoid sogginess, then filling with thick stewed fruit and baking with a top crust.
Dr. Samuel A. Tannenbaum argues that Shakespeare’s six confirmed handwriting specimens show signs of angina pectoris and that the poet died from the disease likely worsened by domestic concerns, including his daughter’s unhappy marriage.
A report from the ethnographic department notes villagers near Moscow still drag plows to ward off spirits and placate the god of hens. Idolatrous rites linger near universities while folk healers and quacks profit, despite government educational efforts to modernize.
Jewel theft targets the sepulchre of King Louis XV in Clery France with $100000 in gems stolen. Police pursue clues as authorities call for heightened security at historic royal site.
An old advertisement claims Bond's Liver Pills keep the liver active and bowels regulated to remove poisonous waste. It asserts druggists endorse the pill and notes a price of 25 cents, ending with a generic adage about beginnings and finishes.
An old advertisement warns against calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone to prevent heat related symptoms. It claims the tonic cleans the bowels without harsh side effects, helps you wake refreshed, and lets you eat freely after nightly doses.
A father chides George for causing his daughter to weep with every letter. George vows to win her heart despite her father's objections, signaling a budding romance amid parental concern.
The article notes that ancient Greek and Roman warships protected hulls with iron plate plating, detailing metal armor used on fighting vessels of classical fleets.
A Nottingham typist, observed by her employer to powder her nose fifteen times in one hour, was told her excuse of making up lost time was not accepted by Eyre.
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