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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
2
Arthur Brisbane notes Mussolini’s rise from trenches to top command and asks how he will wage a quick drive before the rainy season. Dispatches say he must act boldly to gain quick results, with focus on leadership over ordinary people, amid debates about Ethiopia oil rights and modern war priorities.
In the Green Forest Lightfoot the Deer evades a hunter with a terrible gun by staying hidden and patient. Sammy Jay’s warning cry reveals the hunter’s location while Lightfoot moves quietly, using wind and scent to stay a step ahead. The tale contrasts Lightfoot’s strategy with Danny Meadow-Mouse’s smaller, easier hiding game.
Readers submit humorous questions and pithy answers about love time government and elevator myths. The column features light jests from A. Seymour Than Me An I To Business Miss Shonary and Art Be Fishel with a service tag.
A newspaper fragment presents a salt rising bread recipe. It notes the bread is old fashioned and shares steps beginning with soaking boiling water, cooling, and adding one and one half cupfuls of a mixture to start the dough. The passage emphasizes warm conditions for the starter.
A light verse by Anne Campbell Alter centers on Walt who rushes in late from football practice. Father scolds with a tired “Oh what’s the use” while Mother frowns over meals, and Walt shrugs with “Football practice.” The poem closes with pride in Walter as the game looms.
A two piece frock described as a black jersey suit with black grosgrain ribbon, paired with a white pique gilet and a scroll brimmed black velvet hat from Best & Co. The item presents a tailored, manlike silhouette with formal styling.
A collection of kitchen instructions from the Western Newspaper Union detailing a yeast bread process with warm rising, sugar and corn meal in the batter, and salt last to avoid killing wild yeast. Also included is a Cheese Ring recipe with cottage cheese, pimiento, green pepper, gelatin, and a decorative serving idea with fruit and a mayonnaise center, plus Baked Carrots seasoned with nutmeg and syrup.
Farmer M Doyle faced two hawks while rescuing a lamb in Gunnindaddy New South Wales. He stunned one bird with his whip, the second attacked as the lamb escaped. Doyle entangled the second hawk with the whip lash, fatally wounding both hawks.
The Postum Company promises a full week’s supply of healthful Postum free to anyone who writes for it. A separate note says women soldiers will be allowed only in wartime, following Soviet Russia’s lead.
Positive relief for malaria claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic stops chills and fever, purports to rid the body of infection with tasteless quinine and tonic iron. It is offered in 50 cent and one dollar sizes, with the dollar bottle providing more value.
Framed as a health ad, the piece promotes Milnesia Wafers to cleanse the intestines. It touts rapid, pleasant relief from acidity and gas, claims approval by thousands of physicians, and notes prices of 20 to 60 cents in bottles or tins.
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