Bronze Tablet to Honor James C. Nagle at A and M College Station
A bronze tablet honoring James C. Nagle former dean of A and M College of Texas will be unveiled Sunday afternoon June 2 during the college's fifty third commencement exercises. The tablet on the Civil Engineering Building wall was arranged by friends former students and associates led by A P Collings with R A Thompson to unveil. Nagle born in Virginia educated at Texas Pittsburgh and Cornell came to A and M in 1890 served as dean 1911 1913 1917 1922 and later practiced in Dallas.
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College Station
James C. Nagle
School of Engineering
A. & M. College of Texas
E. P. Humbert
Civil Engineering
College
Nagle
A. P. Collins
Dallas
R. A. Thompson
Motoring chiefs warn against engine racing dangers
Oscar Coolican of the Automotive Trade Association warns motorists to stop racing engines. He says racing strains bearings, overloads parts before oil can protect them, and damages the engine, harming both performance and the owner's pocketbook.
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Oscar Coolican
Automotive Trade Association
Afr
Coolictn
Handy Lighting Fixture Arranged for a Garage
A junked car differential cover plate hosts a brine for an electric garage light. A 6 foot pipe end is split and spread in the plate, then concrete fills the plate to anchor the assembly. Pipe lengths and fittings form the rest of the fixture with a cable run from a socket to the lamp and a counterweight for adjustable positioning.
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Popular Mechanica Magazine
Automobile Etiquette and Early Transport Notes
A fragment discussing road courtesy and car accessories, urging drivers to stay right and avoid horn misuse. It humorously notes the neglect of front wheels, potential parking overtime penalties if autos were unionized, and references to precar streetcar reliance and the unity of early transit lines.
Ankle sock ban upsets Newton Vich School girls
At Newton Vich School, ankle socks for girls are banned and female students found in class with bare legs and anklets were sent home to dress properly. The oddly mixed article also mentions about wood ties to the mile on a railroad line.
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Newton
Newton Vich School
Unclear text item on Georgia group and famine concern
Fragmentary note discusses women, exile, and famine tied to agricultural policy. Mentions price drops and executive awareness. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
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Rale Gang
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