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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
3
Julia Bottomley details the season for colorful velveteen jackets and ornate millinery. Fashion notes bold leaf browns, copper, amber, navy, black, greens, and wine tones with rhinestone buckles, beads, and jeweled accents on hats and belts.
USDA guidance describes meat loaf as economical and adaptable using cheaper cuts. It suggests lean meat with trimmed fat or pork, optional grinding at home, and adding onions, binders, and a tomato sauce or gravy. A 2 pound beef loaf with pork, onion, bread crumbs, and tomatoes yields a versatile, budget friendly dish.
Recipe from the United States Department of Agriculture uses two cups cooked chicken two eggs mashed chicken peas fine bread crumbs onion paprika butter milk and salt. Mix moisten crumbs with hot milk add ingredients and beaten eggs last bake until firm and brown then turn out to serve hot or cold with tomato garnish if served cold.
Guidance on cleaning varnished and waxed floors with soft brushes mops and cloths. Avoid water on varnish, use warm soapy water if needed, and polish with oiled cloth. Wax floors should be kept oil free and cleaned weekly with warm soap and occasional light wax coats.
A method for a cooked dressing using sour cream. Beat an egg lightly then add mustard salt paprika pepper sugar vinegar and sour cream. Combine and cook over a double boiler until thick and smooth. If it tends to separate strain before cooling.
An editorial argues eggs should be sold by weight rather than by the dozen. It notes egg size varies and cites the U.S. Department of Agriculture in favor, saying weighing would promote fair grading and pricing for buyers and sellers.
A buffalo roamed southwest Kansas farms for a week resembling historic herds. Farmers were startled as investigators traced the animal to a Yellowstone Park shipment to a ranch near Cimarron, from which it escaped and was later captured.
About 1800 miles off Boston the crew of the President Garfield found a live Siamese kitten on a hatch cover among four wreckage pieces. Wet and half starved, the tiny survivor was rescued by sailors and now serves as a mascot for the Garfield’s crew. The origin of the kitten remains a sea mystery.
A Bloomington girl undertook a 1,000 mile journey alone without spare tire or repair tools. On return she quipped that she faced only three gas runs, two money shortages, and one hold up, laughing at the misadventures while declaring she enjoyed the trip.
A Swiss made clock in Malad Washington still keeps accurate time after a checkup of its long life. The clock has run for more than 140 years and most of its wheels are wooden. It dates back to George Washington's presidency era.
A compact radio device built for aviators by the United States Navy can transmit signals even if an aircraft’s engine fails. It provides emergency communication capability for downed aircrews and lost aircraft in adverse conditions.
A farmer plowing near Faiklee Maryland recovered a pocketbook he had lost two years earlier. The wallet was decayed and a five dollar bill inside was torn into seven pieces. The wallet and the bill were sent to Washington to be redeemed for the owner.
A domestic dispute dialogue reveals Sarah pressuring Ted to conspire with Grace to end their relationship. Grace is urged to be harmed or removed by the other party. The wording implies coercive intent and possible manipulation within a troubled romance.
More than 80 thousand people visited Shakespeare's Birthplace last year while nearly 60 thousand explored Anne Hathaway's Cottage, reflecting strong interest in historic England landmarks.
An advertisement extols Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative for constipation and related ailments. It highlights senna and pepsin, claims suitability for all ages, notes no narcotics, and offers a free sample bottle by writing to Syrup Pepsin Monticello Iowa.
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