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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
8
United States Department of Agriculture experts describe three sugar free canning methods for underripe apples and berries. Pack fruit in jars and process to draw juice, or cook to extract juice and use it as syrup, or make a hot fruit sauce and seal jars. Each method preserves flavor with minimal risk when done correctly.
The article explains sun drying as a low cost method for preserving fruits vegetables and other foods in rainless sunny regions. It compares open air sundrying with mesquito netting covers and solar driers and then discusses artificial heat drying using cookstove driers for year round and larger scale results. It notes advantages and risks including dust insects overheating and cost of evaporators versus homemade solutions.
A sandwich suggestion for Sunday night lunch features American cheese, hard cooked eggs, butter, vinegar and seasonings. Prepare a smooth yolk mixture with salt pepper and mustard, fold in grated cheese and chopped egg whites, then combine with vinegar. Spread between buttered bread slices cut into long narrow strips for serving.
A tipsy mix of domestic guidance covers planning a wardrobe rather than impulse buys. It notes keeping matches away from children and pests, using upstairs window screens to shake rugs, and silver trays for coffee service.
A number of acts from the third called session of the 86th Legislature became effective at midnight September 15. Key measures include the Cox gas pipeline regulation under the railroad commission and a $4,000,000 appropriation for public schools, with several other bills addressing tax distributions, road construction, jail and county payrolls, and university funding among many items.
Houston health officer A H Plickwir reported over 10 000 rats killed under the extermination campaign with all rats examined showing no trace of bubonic plague. No plague found in any rats tested to date.
An instructor at West Point guided visiting parents through the military academy. After a tour, the crowd watched the evening parade. The cadet’s father, impressed by the drum major, declared he would be happy when his son attains that leading position.
A back and forth between Mrs Flatte and Mr Matte appears in Yonkers Statesman. Mrs Flatte questions what she told him earlier and laments not recalling the instruction. Mr Matte replies he was not listening.
Mrs J A Millwood of Acworth Ga touts Thedford’s Black Draught as a versatile liver remedy for indigestion headache and sour stomach. The ad urges prompt liver care and notes wide, long term use with druggists selling the product amid warnings about promiscuous spitting.
An advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats acute nasal catarrh by building up the system and cleansing the blood to reduce colds. It claims internal action through the blood lowers inflammation of mucous surfaces. Circulation of circulars and Toledo, Ohio sellers are noted. An aside mentions a galvanic battery opportunity.
A New Britain Connecticut resident, Mrs. Rezalia Kania, reports three years of cramps and stomach catarrh resolved by Pe-ru-Na. The ad claims Pe-ru-Na regulates digestion, improves elimination, and strengthens mucous membranes for coughs colds and catarrh. It urges immediate use and notes availability in tablet or liquid form.
A witty remark on effort and cleverness highlights the value of skill and perseverance in achieving goals. The line underscores that luck, intelligence, and resourcefulness together influence success.
An advertisement claims Danderine eliminates dandruff and fallen hairs after use. It asserts hair regains life, vigor, brightness, color, and thickness. The copy features a moral line about a cruel heart mis fitting a manly mind and signs as flomer.
Chicago ad shows thousands of reports claiming Eatonic reduces belching bloating heartburn and stomach misery. It says lasting relief comes after weeks of taking one or two tablets after meals to remove excess acids and gases and restore well being.
Unclear clipping mentions an inventive idea bypassing calomel side effects. A stray line notes women who can soothe a baby in two minutes and wake a husband all night. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
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