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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
7
St Paul Minnesota woman overcome by overwork and weakness credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for renewed strength after using about ten bottles. She notes better sleep, weight gain, and improved health and invites other women to write for her experience.
The state banking board granted a charter to Farmers Guaranty Bank of New Boston. Rosenberg voters approved a 40000 bond for a new primary school building. Lindale joins a statewide clean-up drive with Mayor Pierce designating May 6 as Clean-Up Week. Brady will begin 100000 dollar waterworks expansion funded by February bonds. Titus county farmers form a fruit and truck marketing cooperative. The highway commission restricts highway advertising rights on mile markers. Texas cattle exports to Mexico resume after the embargo. The Pat Neff highway renamed Jefferson Davis highway while others become Stephen F. Austin and Robert E. Lee highways. Daily highway condition reports to start. Mutual aid associations limited to 2000 members after June. bonds rise per member. Texas relics move to state land office building. Jails to empty insane patients into new facilities in Austin within two weeks.
The note observes that Lincoln in his second inaugural address used the pronoun I only once while Roosevelt avoided it entirely in his public speaking.
A recipe using three eggs well beaten one cup sweet milk two level teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder two tablespoons sugar one cup cooked rice one teaspoon salt and enough flour to form a medium batter. Bake the cakes on a griddle as you would usual pancakes.
A brief motto from the Houston edition of W N U highlights truth as the essence of ethics. The note, labeled Houston No. 18.1926, presents a succinct moral proposition likely from a public service or organizational pamphlet.
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