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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
2
In 1930 fashion notes from Western Newspaper Union writer Julia Bottomle urges matching footwear to gowns and coats. It highlights brown, green, and wine kid shoes as fashionable for fall and winter, praising their breathability, elasticity, and foot conformity.
This item highlights simple summer salad ideas with fresh fruit, notes tomatoes as a vitamin source alongside oranges, and urges ample tomato supplies. It urges kitchen efficiency with one directional flow from arrival to serving. It also suggests a backyard playground can keep children safe from traffic.
Pick over berries, wash and drain. Stir in sugar and water and boil five minutes. Mix bread crumbs with butter, add to hot fruit, stand 30 minutes without cooking. Add lemon juice and serve warm with cream.
A USDA guide notes the kitchen should be bright and well arranged with efficient layout. Placing the sink, cabinets, and work surfaces to minimize steps saves labor, and movable cabinets, duplicate tools, and nearby storage boost daily efficiency.
David hears the world roaming twins Latitude and Longitude narrate their Living Map role aboard ships. They discuss their importance in locating places on oceans, then sing of their identity and quirks before rushing off to their lecture, leaving David amused and fond.
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union recipe feature offers appealing fall dishes and kid friendly lunches. It lists Apple Surprise with pineapple and cinnamon, Chocolate Butterscotch Pudding, Plum Pudding with fruit and nuts, Salmon Souffle, Egg and Raisin Sandwiches, Brabant Dressing, and fruit based spreads. It also advises including fresh fruit, jams, jellies, and portable fruit pastes for lunches.
Advice for mildew prevention emphasizes a dry atmosphere and good ventilation. The attic is drier than the cellar for stored items, closets can be dried with lime, doors should seal tightly, and mildew wallpaper can spread mildew. removal tips include salicylic acid in alcohol and repapering in dry weather.
Oranges or grapefruit with a rusty rind are attacked by rust mites. Half a million mites could fit on a grapefruit. They puncture rind cells and suck oil, but fruit food value remains mostly unchanged. Buyers prefer bright fruit, so russets sell at a loss of 25 to 50 cents per box.
A U S Department of Agriculture bureau recipe shows scooped eggplants as containers for a filling. Ingredients include one large eggplant, butter, bread crumbs, onion, cooked string beans or peas, salt and pepper. Directions: bake shells after mixing pulp with crumbs and vegetables, top with crumbs, and bake 30 minutes.
A soda quick relief for gas and sour stomach is offered by Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It neutralizes acid and tranquilizes the digestive organs, suitable for adults and children. The ad stresses getting the genuine Phillips name over imitations.
A motion picture star consoles friends after his third consecutive flop blaming poor stories. He accepts the setback philosophically, joking that only a bow tie remains unadjusted in life.
Seattle has gained control of about 90 000 acres of land to safeguard its municipal watershed and plans continuous timber production under the supervision of a trained forester. The move aims primarily at watershed protection while allowing sustained timber output.
The Lorraine cross was adopted as the shoulder sleeve insignia of the 79th division of the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I. It traces to the Anjou France symbol of triumph via Charles the Bold, duke of Normandy, in the 15th century.
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