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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1954
Page
4
Fort Worth park director Hamilton Hutson ended the search for Pete the 18 foot python after teams combed 214 miles by one mile through the park without locating him. Four sightings reported earlier could not be confirmed. A $500 total reward had been offered for finding and capturing Pete.
Advice covers steaming vegetables with minimal water to protect nutrients. It also notes cleaning rusty keys with kerosene, making a cement for glass from resin and wax, and removing white heat spots from tables using kerosene alcohol and linseed oil with separate cloths.
Many little girls look shaggy after vacation but return to neat styles as school starts. Procter & Gamble expert Katherine Potter promotes home permanents for children, with Party Curl offering tight or loose waves without neutralizer.
A Better Breakfast feature highlights pre-sweetened cereals ready to eat with milk. Suggestions include Sugar Crisp with banana, Soft-cooked Egg, Toast, Butter, Instant Cereal Beverage, Orange Juice, Cereal Flakes, Waffles with maple syrup, and beverages. Also includes a quick recipe for Grape-Nuts Flakes waffles and a buttermilk batter.
A vintage Q and A offers simple home remedies. Salt rubs claim to ease falling hair. opening sealed envelopes uses the mucilage roll technique. geraniums need moderate warmth and light for winter blooms. paraffin on stubborn window cords helps raise them. boiling water with oil polish aids knife polishing. a cleaning solution of vinegar kerosene and water cleans woodwork but should not be used on varnished surfaces.
Local newspaper promotes annual subscription to the Eagle priced at $2.50 with the appeal to readers to subscribe for year round coverage.
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