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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
7
The Methodist Sunday School will entertain Mr. W D Mills class in the Donigan Building on Front street Friday night December 5th. Refreshments will be furnished. All come and have a good time.
The Times Office lists notarial and deed related notices for FarmersState Ban with schedules for SouTHBound and Northbound trains. Blanks for land deeds deeds of trust vendor notes extensions and mortgage releases are for sale at The Times Office.
In 1004 after the St Louis exposition a pygmy stranded in New York found work at a Coney Island restaurant then in a zoo cage. He rose to tending the monkey cage but was mocked with a sign calling him a specimen of Homo sapiens. News coverage spurred protests and he was discharged. After further abuse he died by his own action.
The Javanese host a native orchestra called the gamelan with gongs, wind and string instruments creating a sweet melody. The anklung bamboo instrument provides a sprightly rhythm when shaken by hand. Music accompanies outdoor entertainments recounting age old island tales. They also excel in copper and gold work, relying on imported raw materials.
Bees cluster into a dense ball at 57 degrees Fahrenheit to conserve heat. Inner bees stay active and beat wings while outer bees form a still insulating shell. The heat is kept inside to create a large temperature gap, sometimes 75 degrees, and beekeepers lose thousands annually to this self burning behavior.
Scientists note lake waters shift hues from blue to green and even colorless. Reducing iron oxide mud washes into lakes like Geneva and Constance, neutralizing green with complementing red. The color changes reflect sediment influx and chemical balance.
The program features Burning Sands with Wander Hawley and Milton Sills followed by a comedy Young Oldfield. Marion Davies stars in Adam and Eve with Aesop’s Fables Woman's Honor. Also shown are Purple Highway with Madge Kennedy and a Pathe News segment Fight ing Blood No 11 along with To Have and To Hold with Betty Compson Bert Lytell and Stolen Goods. Saturday includes Jack Hoxie and Aesop’s Fable Sport of Kings and a western feature.
Miss Victoria Frele returned to Huntsville where she teaches in the Normal after spending Saturday and Sunday with her sisters Mesdames Muske and Gra. The Times subscribers renewed this week include Mrs. S Gra A. H. Muske Cas. Trettin W. F. Donald C. A Wilpitz L. Hegar F. J. Pierson. Mortgage blanks and notes for sale at this office. Adolph and Max Kellner and sister Wiss Mathilda visited Houston on Monday. Rev Charles Zoepfehen QO M of Houston celebrated Mass yesterday at the Sacred Heart Chapel.
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