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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
8
A pea and potato salad serves four with canned peas potatoes onion pimiento walnuts and mayonnaise in French dressing on lettuce. Also a pastry case dish named Party Peas in Pastry Cases uses white sauce mushrooms shredded pimiento peas and evaporated milk served in pastry shells.
Mrs. Joe Sturm and Mrs. Kucera among others badly hurt in an automobile crash ten days ago are reported to be recovering well. The Eagle urges readers to check the advertisements in each issue for helpful notices and opportunities.
A diet article promotes fruit juices as fast health boosts. It highlights canned grapefruit, pineapple, and prune juices, and provides a Prunade recipe mixing sugar, water, pineapple syrup, prune juice, and cold water to yield twelve to fifteen glasses.
For sale items include two mules with harness a cultivator and a 1929 Model A Ford Sedan. Contact Otto Krause in Moulton Texas to arrange view or purchase.
Lucas Rehmet, seriously injured in a car accident last Sunday, is progressing well and getting along nicely as doctors report steady improvement.
A simple citrus punch recipe combines sugar and water boiled five minutes then cooled. Mix with grapefruit juice, orange juice, lemon juice and water for fifteen servings served very cold.
Mrs George Yaeger Sr Miss Bonnie Yaeger and Cooper Gus man of Bay City were guests in the Ed O Arnim home Sunday.
E I Merrem of San Antonio visits Mrs Leona Merrem. Elmo Biehunke starts work for Fred Fehrenkamp, Shiner beer distributor. W C Kortwig of Moulton Route Two becomes a reader of The Eagle and the Semi-Weekly Farm News. Thank you.
Mr and Mrs G E Kaase of Houston visited the F C Kaase home in Schulenburg on Sunday with extended family from Hallettsville and Hal lettsville including Mr and Mrs Erich Gummelt and children and Miss Bertha Kaase.
A steady rain covered the area early in the week, helping soil moisture. Farmers now plan soil preparation and field work to ready for next year’s crop.
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