05 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
1
A child named Maggie searches the house for a missing stocking before a party. She checks drawers shelves under and behind furniture and asks everyone to help with the search while promising a penny for finding it. She often misplaces items and misremembers where she puts them.
USDA notes Jerusalem artichokes grow in many gardens and are like potatoes in value though they contain nulin. They are tasty when baked or boiled, served in skins with butter, or mashed and seasoned. Small tubers cook in 15 to 20 minutes and flavour can be enhanced with lemon juice nutmeg or cream sauces.
Household tips cover removing hat stains with emery paper and rust stains with lemon juice and sunlight. Advice includes salads in daily menus, taping bed springs to protect sheets, cleaning mirrors with alcohol and cloth, and avoiding fruit canning unless profitable. Also notes rubber aprons save time and how to clean them with baking soda.
Rural mothers increasingly seek guidance on child care nutrition dress and growth. A USDA photo shows a county agent leading a baby weighing demonstration with equipment loaned by a department store. Prior to weighing, the group visits infants clothing and selects suitable garments for display.
A 1927 Western Newspaper Union recipe roundup lists Sand Cookies Molasses Cookies Coffee Cookies Dominoes Six Months Cake Fruit Sponge Drops Ginger Snaps and Chocolate Layer Cake with detailed steps and tips. The note adds it is unreasonable to expect a child to do anything as well as a trained worker.
Julia Bottomley notes velvet gowns in blue and purple plaid and checked velvets for midwinter wear, praising artful fabric manipulation and the season’s chic prints. She covers velveteen sports styles, printed velvets, and fur-trimmed top coats, calling velveteen the fashionable choice for winter coats and outfits.
An old recipe describes shredding meat with scissors and browning it in its own fat, then cooking with celery tops onion and salt. A flour butter mix and tomato juice thicken into a savory gravy to serve over toasted bread, with fried noodles or onions as optional garnishes.
A government kitchen recipe explains how to prepare beef kidney stew to improve appeal. Wash and skin the kidneys, boil to remove odor, simmer until tender, then add diced potato and onion. Thicken with flour and butter, stir in beaten egg yolk parsley and tabasco just before serving.
A corner upstairs room can gain charm with fluffy pillows. Organdie pillow covers in two pink shades harmonize with wallpaper. An oblong lighted organdie centered with hematite trim along edges. Five organdie roses finish the look.
A National Dairy Council official urges avoiding scolding and discussing discipline at meals to prevent distress in children and protect their welfare. The guidance emphasizes calm mealtime routines and supportive atmospheres.
A religious lesson outlines Jesus teaching in the synagogue at Capernaum on the Sabbath and His power over demons. It covers His authority, the demon’s confession, Peter’s mother in law healing, and Jesus cleansing a leper, highlighting His compassion and divine power.
A concise quotation praising the Bible for sensibility beauty morality history and poetry as compared with other books. The remark is attributed to Sir William Jones, highlighting the Bible’s refined eloquence.
A brief note quotes Cowper on occupation and rest, asserting that lack of work leads to a restless mind. The fragment links absence of occupation to mental activity, presenting a reflective aphorism from the poet.
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