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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
6
Readable ad hoc kitchen notes from 1929 offer a stuffed baked apple recipe and various inventive sandwich ideas. Recipes include Cook's Sandwich Filling with tomato pulp, chicory, greens, eggs, and thousand island dressing. Cottage Cheese Combination Sandwich with anchovy butter. Italienne Sandwich with spaghetti and bacon. Salmon filling with capers. and Roast Beef, Delicacy, Open, and Girl! Sandwich varieties.
A United States Department of Agriculture notice considers the annual question of what to serve at gatherings from luncheons to Sunday suppers and suggests egg salad as a springtime solution when eggs are plentiful and colors be bright.
A whimsical dialogue among Mrs. Sea Elephant and companions explores mating, fighting for mates, and safety. They compare sea life habits with common sayings while noting bullets can pierce only a soft spot above the eyes, and share egg salad tips and meal ideas as part of a wider seaside lifestyle.
The United States Department Bureau of Home Economics presents a strawberry jam recipe. Use 2 to 3 pounds of lemons juice and sugar with washed berries. Cook crushed berries with one quart of smaller fruit and sugar, then add remaining fruit, boil 30 to 45 minutes, stir to avoid scorching, add lemon juice, jar and seal.
Instructions outline quick cooking to preserve flavor and vitamins, with methods for whole stalks and cheesecloth wrapping. It lists broiling in salted water, serving with butter or sauces, and several recipes including Asparagus Custard, Spaghetti and Asparagus, and Asparagus Timbales, detailing ingredients and steps for each.
The article details a wide range of coats for travel and street wear including heavy warm coats for vacations and lighter options like jersey flannel silk cardigans for summer. It highlights a long wrap coat with cape-scarf, a large patch pocket, pointed cuffs, and choices of lined or unlined fabrics in various colors.
A groom to be Mr Smith visits his tailor for wedding outfits. After measuring, the tailor apologizes and insists on cash payment. Mr Smith protests that he has had a 14 year account with half-yearly settlements, while the tailor notes the customer has always managed his own money.
A playful exchange bragging about a "fly dentist" and a radio gift to man. One speaker notes the radio is a gift and can be turned off if not liked, while the other concedes the dentist has nerve and even more.
Mrs Yellowleaf seeks guidance to regain her husband’s affection by changing her appearance. The Beauty Expert counsels a fresh approach, advising against recalling their first meeting and proposing a new look to rekindle romance.
An author voices belief that publishers conspire against him as ten editors refuse the same manuscript, prompting frustration and demand for explanation. The exchange highlights distrust between writer and industry gatekeepers.
In cautious chat, observers wonder if captains will propose to her as rumors surface of a man bearing several bravery medals. The dialogue hints at a public figure tied to wartime honors influencing social decisions.
A brief office exchange questions whether a new staff member is effectively handling matrimonial prospects within the team. The remark implies organizational efficiency and a card indexed approach to managing potential matches.
A humorous caption centers on a figure described as a big whale with flappers on both sides. The quip highlights how observers remark on his size and the paired flapper imagery, capturing a playful newspaper moment.
A humorous verse notes a man who married and jokes that his wife constrained his style. The quip hints at a playful regret if he had continued courting.
A patient parent responds to a small boy’s habit of asking questions. The puzzled child worries adults by insisting on knowing the answer to everything, while the parent notes the boy’s calm conscience and certainty.
Nonsense fragment references death laws and a harsh remark about marriage and violence. The readable lines hint at morbid themes and a cryptic senior voice. No clear event, person, or place is established from the OCR snippet.
A bustling exchange mocks a conceited man who claims he reacts to thunder with a bow at the window, noting his self-regard and dramatic behavior in a humorous domestic scene.
In a terse exchange Vanquished explains he could have defeated an adversary with one hand but the opponent refused to fight in that manner, citing the other’s reluctance as the reason.
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