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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1947
Page
3
A guide on making and serving pickles relishes jams and chutneys to enhance meals. Recipes include Bread and Butter Chips Pear Pickles Peach Chutney Grape and Plum Conserves and tips for using spices and fruit preserves with breads meats and breakfasts.
A well fitting slip and pantie pair designed to flatter a mature figure. Easy to make with few pattern pieces and structured for comfort under new fall outfits.
The responses cover various trivia items: Alaska is location 3, Julius Caesar was assassinated, the equator spans 360 degrees, the Caspian Sea is the largest inland body with 170 000 square miles, Brazil is most populous in South America, Thomas Paine authored the quote, Ethiopians are Christians, and compressed air weighs more than atmospheric air, reducing buoyancy.
The Union battleship Kearkage defeats and sinks the Confederate cruiser Alabama in European waters off Cherbourg France. The clash marks a decisive naval action with significant engagement reported.
The Star Spangled Banner Key watched by Jancis Scott Key noted fifteen stripes on the flag, reflecting Vermont and Kentucky joining the Union. From 1795 to 1818 the flag bore fifteen alternating red and white stripes with two additional stripes for the newest states.
An old style ad feature urges readers to trust seein and taste in table grade Nu Maid margarine. The column jokes about opinion and seasonality while promoting Nu Maid as a tasty spread. Cincinnati based publisher invites first contributor lines for Grand Grandma Speakin.
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