Timepiece of the Sun mirrors ancient sun worship in Melbourne tribute
The Brookshire Times discusses a sunlit hole in the Shrine of Remembrance tomb in Melbourne. It compares the optical beacon to Egyptian pyramids and Stonehenge, praising the Australian memorial as a symbolic record of and tribute to gallant young men who died for the Empire.
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Australia
Great Pyramid
Salisbury Plain
England
Melbourne
Executrix Named for Estate of A M Highrabedian in Texas
Eranik Highrabedian appointed executrix of the estate of A M Highrabedian by the Waller County Court on November 19 1934. All claims against the estate must be presented within the legal period to the executrix at Brookshire Texas or to her lawyers Andrews Kelley Kurth and Campbell 22nd Floor Gulf Building Houston Harris County Texas.
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State of Texas
Waller
Eranik Highrabedian
Waller County
Texas
A. M. Highrabedian
Brookshire
Mrs C C Capps Returns to Longview After Visit
Mrs. C. C. Capps has returned to Longview after a week with her husband who is assisting with an oil well drilled on the Avery property.
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C. C. Capps
Longview
Avery
Sunlight as life force and sea serpent puzzles
A reflective column discusses sunlight as a life giving element and its influence on brain activity and vitamins, notes on ultraviolet and infrared rays, and the Loch Ness mystery, with cautious openness to unknown sea monsters. It recalls a Cleveland surgeon Dr. George Crile and a basking shark misidentified as a sea serpent. It also reflects on economy and newsroom hours and dedication in journalism.
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George Crile
Cleveland
Vancouver Sound
Scotland
Eastern New England farms offer chances for self support
A newspaper man notes vast opportunities in rural life after driving through parts of Eastern New England he had not seen in years. He observes how the countryside still provides a path to self support for willing residents who choose to live in the country.
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New England
New England Could Feed Its Population Alone
The author notes rural America has not changed much as highways replace old routes. Towns have grown with better farm markets, yet vast tracts of unused land remain. He argues intensive farming and irrigation can sustain New England's population if the region were isolated and workers are committed.
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New England
Pennsylvania
Sinclair Pennsylvania
Bradford-Allegany
Sinclair
Miss Sengakis Visits Houston Hosts Cooper Family
Miss Madelyn Sengakis of Houston recently visited Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cooper at their home, sharing time with the residents and enjoying hospitality.
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Madelyn Sengakis
Houston
E. A. Cooper
Minnie McGaughey Visited Sealy Monday
Mrs. Minnie McGaughey spent a day in Sealy on Monday visiting local friends and taking in the town. Her stop highlights a brief, friendly local visit.
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Minnie McGaughey
Sealy
Thanksgiving Dinner Party Attended by Stock Dicks and Guests
A group including Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stock dicks of Katy Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gary of San Marcos Mrs Bean and daughter Bob by of Burnett visited to share Thanksgiving with the father of these ladies Mr J R Garrett. They were part of a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Garrett at the Cooper Hotel.
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Elmer Stockdicks
Katy
Earl Gary
San Marcos
Bean
Bobby
Burnett
J. R. Garrett
Garrett
Cooper Hotel
Beamus Family Back From Brookshire Trip
Mr and Mrs W T Beamus and their young son returned to Brookshire early in the week. They were with Mrs Beamus mother and sister Mrs P M Moore and Miss Josephine Moore of Douglas Texas.
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W. T. Beamus
Brookshire
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