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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
6
The passage recalls Jesus claiming divine authority and promise to those who keep his word, clashing with Jewish leaders who accuse him. It ends with the crowd seeking to stone him, while the notice shifts to a local obituary and advertisement for E A Robertson Undertaker of Waller Texas.
Waller County court issues a writ to summons Henry D Foster and unknown heirs of Henry D Foster Ellen Vial and Mary Chase to appear at the 80th Judicial District Court in Slempstead on April 6 1925 for a petition filed February 26 1925 case No 3329 by Venice Grace for title and possession of Lots 3 4 5 6 and 0 7 in Block 23 in the town of Waller Texas per court seal and notice by publication in the county or nearest paper if none exists.
A sales notice invites customers to view Edward Rose & Co. woolens at reduced rates during a limited time event. The representative promises a perfect fit and adds extra paints with each suit at a special price, highlighting value and urgency.
Hastings Seeds promotes a free 5 seed packets offer to 1926 customers with a 112 page seed catalog. The big seed book features Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial on the cover, over 250 photos, culture directions and seed descriptions, mailed free by return post.
An eminent German professor describes bee behavior noting scouts search for food and, when successful, perform a dance to guide hive mates. The dance attracts workers who sense the scouts’ collected scents and follow to the food source. The researcher also claims bees distinguish colors poorly for scarlet but recognize other colors, feeding bees on various hues to test color perception.
The Russian capital and Peking share a history of varied names. Peking, once Chi in the twelfth century B C, later Yue Chou and Nat Ching in early Christian centuries, then Yen Ching, then WNhan baligh, finally Belching or Peking about six centuries ago, with an alternative Shun-tien-fu.
A jumbled crossword style list of clues across multiple categories including names, numbers, and objects. The entries cover animals, metals, time periods, and common words, forming a broad puzzle grid with varied reference hints.
A wary wife accuses her husband of speaking business with Tom Baler while she suspects Jy baking powder was sprinkled on his shoulder, claiming infidelity as a joke turned tense.
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