Prince Carol I Seeks Moment With Dying Father
Prince Carol I hopes to visit his dying father King Ferdinand in Bucharest with support from Roumanian peasant party leaders. The plan hinges on Carol renouncing Mme Lupescu and reconciliation with Crown Princess Helen, which his exile forbids, while party emissaries in Paris urge a brief bedside visit backed by parliamentary backing and a guarded escort.
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William P. Carney
International News Service
Paris
Carol
Roumania
Peasants Party
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Marie
Mme. Lupescu
Helen
Cerol
Mme
Lupescu
Mme Lupescu
Queen Marie
Peasant Party
Averescu
Allen Academy Lions Band Heads to Florida Tour
The Allen Academy band, official Lions Club band of Texas, finishes a third goodwill tour and returns to Bryan on June 9 before departing to Miami on June 12 to perform at the International Lions Clubs convention.
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Texas Lions
Florida
International News Service
Bryan
Allen Academy
Lions Club Band
Texas
McAllen
Miami
Lions Clubs
Women Do Most of British Farm Work
The Associated Press reports England sees a shift in agriculture with 2,000 fewer men and a rise in female workers to 62,949. Farmers increasingly focus on cattle breeding, reducing cropped land by 79,000 acres and expanding grazing by 19,000. Poultry production rises with 36,586 more fowls and other gains. cattle total reaches 6,253,000, up 90,000 from 1925.
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Associated Press
London
England
Wales
Spinning Tests Reveal Waste Variability in Cotton Bales
U S department of agriculture and Clemson Agricultural College report waste per 500 pound bale from 26 to 69 pounds. Strength of yarn did not always track cotton grade but lower grades tended to yield weaker yarns. Bleached yarns were weaker than gray, while mercerized yarns were stronger.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Clemson Agricultural College
Cisco Youth Wins Essay Contest Award
Laurence L. Keough of Cisco won the $40 in gold award offered by Mrs. S. W. Dooley for his essay on Tolerance at St Edward's University commencement exercises in Austin. Dooley’s gift honors Private Urban Weeds of the American Expeditionary Forces who died in France during the war.
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International News Service
Austin
Laurence L. Keough
Cisco
S. W. Dooley
St Edward's University
Restored Heir Seen as Dynasty’s Only Hope
A fragment recalls a royal claim where Ile is described as the sole remaining pillar of the dynasty and the sole hope for its survival, highlighting a fragile succession crisis. The line emphasizes duty to throne and dynastic fate amid political tensions.
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Ile
First Wheat Marketed in Plainview Amid Record Early Output
Floyd county reports Junes 2 1927 sale as S B Louder markets the first load of wheat in Plainview for the year. Crop quality described as excellent though a bit green and juicy. Price for number one wheat set at 1.35 per bushel. This early harvest reflects a dry growing season reducing yield by about fifty percent from last year, yet high prices and expanded acreage may push the total value toward a million dollars for Yale county.
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Plainview
Louder
Yale County
Prescription He Wrote in 1892 is the World's Most Popular Laxative
In 1876 I began using a mild liquid laxative named Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. By 1892 it was marketed widely and became the largest selling liquid laxative globally, trusted by millions for relief from headaches, biliousness, indigestion, and other ailments. Mothers especially buy it for themselves and children.
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Dr. Cridwell
Dr. Caldwell
First Class Wheat Sold In Floydada And Head Hunting Note
J Custer near Floydada sold the first class middling wheat before June 1 at 1.30 per unit. He grows 20 acres yielding twelve bushels per acre. G Appling from Mt Blanco also shipped a first load with about fifteen bushels per acre. A separate item notes Borneo tribesmen still practice head borrowing for ceremonies amid restrictions on head hunting.
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J. C. Custer
Floydada
Vitamins in Diet and Canning Tips by Cooks
Editor notes unusual cooking article by six famous cooks on vitamins in diet. Mrs Tyson Rover offers canning rules to preserve vitamins in vegetables and fruits. DeGraf and Miss Allen provide prep and cooking methods for string beans and beans au gratin, emphasizing quick sealing, water bath canning, and avoiding curdling.
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Barah Tyson Tlover
Neocom Gary
Mra
Rover
Lucy @. Allen
Princmal
Boston School of Cookery
Miss Allen
Glazed Carrots Recipe Tells Home Cook Tips
Glazed carrots recipe notes washing scraping and cooking five medium carrots sliced thin. Butter and sugar melted in an omelet pan then carrots added and stirred until browned. Timely kitchen tip announces a kerosene hot water heater linked to a pump enabling hot or cold water pumping.
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Ra. Delle DeGraf
San Francisco
Mini Allen
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Prince Carol I
Cisco Youth
Amarillo
Robert B. Sellers
Florentine
Ft. Worth
Amarillo Hotel
Vhone
Santa Fe
Colorado
New Mexico
E. R. Brame
Amarillo, Texas
T. B. Gallaher
South Plains
Plainview and
Floyd County
S. B. Louder
Borneo
Wanny
Sunshine Biscuits
Perfection Stove Company
Kansas City
Union Avenue
Domestic Science Cement, Perfection Stove Company
Sarah Tyson Rober
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