Eggs as protein source and dietary notes in health hints
The article discusses eggs providing about 29 percent protein, comparing them with beans and nuts as good protein sources for laboring men. It notes eggs digestibility, pairing with toast, and cautions about combinations with meat and beans. It cites Cornaro's diet of juice and raw eggs as nutritious but dependent on other foods.
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Cornaro
Who Wouldn't Be Teacher A Joke About a School Mistress
A humorous piece outlines a teacher day from 8:30 to end, listing duties from reading and math to crafts and science, then extra duties and lectures. It notes salaries from 294 dollars monthly, the need to buy supplies, uniforms, books, and trips, and ends with retirement hopes and a plug for Philadelphia Quality Ice Cream at Brenham Creamery Co.
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Patagonia
Philadet
Andrus Denied Ball in Texas Habeas Hearing
Bay City Texas. Two applications for a writ of habeas corpus were made Thursday to Judge Welles Thompson in district court. W. M. Andrus faces murder charges for killing A. J. Van Slyke at Richmond several days ago. Hearing concluded about 2 o clock yesterday with bail denied. Prosecution led by Atiles J C Flores and Fort Bend County Attorney. Defense counsel included William of Kahn Williams Beochmeyer Houston and D R Pearson and B Pearson Witcha.
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Bay City
Texas
Welles Thompson
Attornaye
W. M. Andrus
A. J. van Slyke
Richmond
Aqdrun
Beate
Atiles
J.C Flores
Fort Bend County
Mathie
Brenham
Amsiot
William
Kahn, Williams & Beoch- Meyer
Houston
D. R. Pearson
B. Pearson
Witch
Mexican Trade Argialon Coming
Galveston Texas June 4 That a rate of Vera Cruz Metico will join Tabasco in an open true excursion through Texas, says A. H. Hughes a Vera Cruz prominent exports grower who arrived on the steamship Mexico teleo. He reports an organization promoting better fortune between Mexico and the United States.
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Galventon
Texas
Vera Cruz
Metico
Tabasco
A. H. Hughes
Mexico
Teleo
United States
Union Growers Association Forms To Handle Onion Crop
At a meeting in Laredo Texas June 24 Union Growers adjourned with over seventy independent growers forming a committee to draft bylaws and report at the next gathering. The group aims to organize for the onion crop next season to secure better prices and quicker returns. Weather shows rain most days this week with sunshine expected.
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Laredo
Texas
Helt Inter
Wendy
Teangee
Payette County Schools Erect Several New Buildings
Payette County districts have built multiple new schoolhouses including Winchester 1840 Payetteville 10600 and Tortanto 177680. Superintendent Sterling reports several districts voted to levy local school taxes for maintenance and that the state department recommends a uniform state core of utility.
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G. A. Sterling
la Grange
Payette County
State Department of “Education
Bratley
Stierling
Winchester
Flinger
Pagette County
State Department of Education
Aldrich in the Old Days as Atlantic Monthly Editor
The passage recalls Aldrich just before becoming editor of the Atlantic Monthly. He is described in vivid, painterly terms at Oscar's, with a crimson scarf and tweed suit, speaking of ambitions and the potential benefits of his new post. Friends discuss possible connections with Bore or Hearst in a lively, cryptic scene.
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Atlantic Monthly
Oscar
Ao Dilque
Taylor
Aldrich
MulBore
Edgar Fawcett
Batis Daca
Sasori
Cotton crop in fine condition report summary
Washington June 24 The federal agriculture department reports Texas cotton in much better condition than the national average. Texas cotton stands at 86 percent of normal while the United States as a whole is at 72 percent.
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Washington, D.C
Fro
Federal Department of Agriculture
Texas
United Statens & Where
United Beaton Amu
Conamion
Oats Sown Area In Washington Estimated At 923000 Acres
Crop Reporting Board of the Department of Agriculture reports Washington sowing 923000 acres in oats for the year, up from 144000 last year, a rise of about 9 percent. The increase is attributed to farmers shifting land from cotton to oats to pursue better prices.
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Washington
Texand in the War Department roster listing soldiers
A fragmented Washington record lists Texan natives among the 111st infantry and 1 510 enlisted men in the regular United States Army. It notes 215 others and references 1940s service in the War Department roster with officers and regulars.
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Washington, D.C
Tegular
Texa
United States Army
Wien
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