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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
5
AHome style guide lists practical dishes for summer meals. Chicken croquettes feature chopped chicken with parsley and lemon. peaches with gelatin, whipped cream, and decorative fruit. sanned red peppers in vinegar. fruit punch with pineapple orange and grape juice. zwieback made with yolks and sugar. baked salt mackerel with milk or cream.
The Texas Technological College locating board unanimously chose Lubbock in Lubbock County, Texas, as the official site after a four week search. Thirty seven towns entered the contest and visited the site. Claude withdrew and supported Amarillo. The decision was signed by board members including Marrs, Cowell, Bizzell, Bralley, Sutton, and Nabours.
Lausanne reports say the United States and Turkey ratified two treaties establishing new era in bilateral ties. American envoy Joseph C. Grew said the conventions enable close co operation and reflected Turkey’s recent political changes. Ismet Pasha highlighted democracy binding USA and Turkey and welcomed friendly relations with the United States.
The American wage earner is more prosperous now than in the so called peak period of 1920, the national industrial conference board announced Monday. The study covers plants employing more than 600,000 workers.
Public Friday statement from the Insurance Press details President Harding’s life insurance coverage totaling $52,100 across six companies. The largest policy, valued at $15,000, was with Mutual Benefit on a 15 payment life plan, issued in 1914.
Cattle shipments exceeding 60 cars of livestock were made the first week in August from San Angelo, Texas, via westward Orient and Northwest routes toward the Santa Fe.
Local foreign exchange buyers could acquire one million German Marks for 3 cents, reflecting a price 4.2 cents higher than the prewar level. The figure underscores the wartime devaluation and market volatility affecting currency trades in New York.
The United States Department of Agriculture will start a special reporting service in leading dairy states to forecast dairy herds and milk production. Dairymen will monthly report herds, births, slaughter, deaths, feed and pasture, with confidential individual data and monthly state statistics to be published.
Dairy cows should have continuous access to clean drinking water. If pasture water comes from a stream, safeguard against mud by cows standing in it. a clean tank is preferable for water supply.
It is difficult to determine a cow's age compared with a horse. A cow's age may be inferred from teeth and horn rings, with annual horn rings plus two often giving the age, while noting the timing of permanent teeth eruption helps verify the estimate.
The guide advises applying fresh hellebore to kill currant worms as fruit nears ripening. Use four ounces per two to three gallons of water as a spray or dust with one pound per five pounds of flour or air flaked meal to cover plants.
Guidance notes on omitting meat scrap to Heng when hens have free range or ample milk. Recommend keeping oystershell ahead of layers in both summer and winter for proper laying.
The Chevrolet 5 Passsenger Sedan is described as ideal for family use offering comfort and weather protection for five people. It is praised for power reliability and low upkeep appealing to men, while women favor its styling and finish. Price noted as $860 in Flint Michigan.
A Sunday school class of five eight year old girls hikes with their teacher, lengthening the trek and sharing lunch. One girl comments she feels funny as they return home, punctuating a lighthearted, old time humor piece. Kansas City Star quote about a newly married girl followed by a jokey gun bravado tale. Women get their rights as well on their lefts at a shoe store.
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