Brookshire Times Second Class Postmark Notice
The Brookshire Times enters Brookshire Texas as second class matter under the act of March 3.
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
6
The Brookshire Times enters Brookshire Texas as second class matter under the act of March 3.
A puzzled man’s fence painting sparked a research thread leading to phototropy the color changing property. The American Chemical Society reports chemicals beyond zinc sulfide change color with light turning the dye’s color in daylight and returning to colorless in darkness.
An anatomy article explains how the tongue use in rasping and drawing substances from surfaces. It notes that many animals have a horny papillae layer making the tongue rough and capable of scraping bone or flesh, with visible spines aiding friction.
Wartime extract quotes Withetns on military and naval discipline as rules governing conduct and subordination. It defines discipline as the habit of obedience, noting that true discipline makes obedience second nature and aligns a soldier’s will with that of superiors.
Gerald Stin tey Lee argues that true happiness comes from education and self mastery rather than owning things. A trained person conducts their life like an orchestra, drawing on inner sense and discipline rather than reliance on external objects.
Brookshire Route Chas Stasny traveled to Orchard Saturday to handle business. Louie Zadelsky and wife visited at O Stasny's Friday night, Joe Kasper and family visited Fr Kasper's home Sunday. Miss Lillian Larvin of Batson visits cousins the Lewis this week. J Morgan and family spent Sunday evening with C Harbison. Thomas Davis of Houston spent the weekend with relatives. George Laus and family visited Bellville Sunday. Emil Gaidosek and sister Fannie visiting Lyons. Willie Stefka and wife were business visitors in Hempstead Monday.
The carp harms inland waters by disturbing vegetation and disrupts habitats for wildlife. It destroys food sources and shelter for fish and birds, leading to degraded lake ecosystems and fewer wild fowl meals.
The dialogue presents a witty exchange about a man named Jenkins whose death troubled him. Characters discuss whether his relatives would mistake his last breath for a hiccup and whether he could excuse it, revealing a bleak humor about mortality.
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