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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
6
A 1926 kitchen column offers practical salad ideas and fish and meat aspic recipes. It includes Banana and Mint Cheese Salad, Summer Salad variations with vegetables, and Deviled Chicken. Helpful tips cover seasoning, boiling, and cake decorating, with notes on spinach cleaning and making custards smoother.
A feature on modern home aesthetics discusses the allure of lamps and lace in mid century decor. It describes new scissors painted lamps with crystalline shades, at home production methods, and matching crystal shades, plus lace driven dress trends featuring Georgette and chiffon with black and pink combinations and refined accessories.
A Sunday school review outlines lessons from Genesis focusing on key themes and figures. It covers creation, the fall, Abel and Cain offerings, Noah, Lot, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Esau, Joseph, and themes of judgment, faith, covenant, and providence as taught in the June 27 review context.
A short quotation from H W Beecher contrasts sailors at sea who pretend to reach heaven by moralities with those who neglect Christ. The imagery shows crew at bowsprit and mainmast, never touching the helm, implying guidance is missing.
A reflective, short quote asks if a person has a compelling purpose in life and whether it aligns with God’s purpose, urging cooperation in carrying out that divine aim. The note cites James Riggs as the author of the idea.
A Houston Methodist pastor urges fathers to cultivate close, responsible ties with their sons, while the Houston Post-Dispatch questions approving such intimacy unless the Fathers Society guarantees boys won’t be led astray. The note ends with a proverb about seeking pearls through diving.
An Oklahoma oil company dispatches a geologist to the National Museum to study the government fossil collection found in oil-bearing sands.
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