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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1935
Page
3
The article advises urban residents to use any available ground for a vegetable patch. It suggests succession planting to maximize yields, including radishes, beans, peas, carrots, greens, and lettuce. It also discusses space saving methods like pole lima beans and asparagus, and recommends planning now for a spring garden.
Bryan residents with overdue taxes are paying without penalties or interest under a city ordinance. State law is not operative now. City Secretary Guy P. Bittle reports heavy collections and expects more payments before month’s end.
College Station January 22. Electrical engineering students heard Walter Van Heitema of the Boeing School of Aviation discuss the vocational side of aviation. He showed reels covering historical phases and the Boeing plant.
Advert says vitamins from cod liver oil are concentrated into sugar pointed tablets with no fishy taste. Claims include a sick boy gaining 10 pounds in a month and a thirteen year old girl improving after illness with steady weekly gains. An exhausted new mother regains health and sleep after starting the tablets.
Numerous residents and families are visiting, returning, or moving in Bryan Texas and nearby towns. Highlights include visitors from Miami Lufkin Dallas and Houston, a Vick homestead demolition and new garage apartment, and social gatherings at hotels and apartments.
Store seeds in a cool place if you order early. Keep hoes clean and greased to prevent rust. Begin collecting stakes for the garden. Send in early orders for gladiolus bulbs as they sell out fast. Dwarf bedding dahlias can be added to annuals and sowed indoors in March for July bloom. Order liberally. having too much is better than too little. Set barrels over rhubarb and bank them to start early, which can be done in winter.
The Episcopal diocese of Texas elected officers and standing committee members with Rev. Dubose Murphy named secretary and Rev. George L. Crockett registrar. Lay and ministerial members were listed, four convocations named deans, and St James Henderson and St Matthew Conroe admitted to the diocese.
Medical guidance promotes reduced dosage for bowel relief using liquid laxatives. Doctors prefer measurable drops, enabling gradual tapering until no aid is needed. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is cited as a non habit forming option containing senna and cascara.
Farmers are urged to meet at the county courthouse next Saturday at 1 30 p m to select local committee men for adjusting this year’s cotton contracts and to appoint county committeemen. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration leaves the task to farmers with emphasis on timely, careful, unselfish action.
The Edge school reports many pupils striving to keep high records with new names added to the list. Two groups meet this month as teachers aim to reach the goal. First grade students include Kathleen Elliott Mary Beth Cross Mae Eileen Matejka Billie June Leighman and Edith Mae Wilson.
Educational Chiropractic Clinics announce a free two day event in Bryan on January 29 and 30 with chief examiners Dr E P Laurence from Denison Texas and Dr J F Dunn from Pittsburgh Pa. Local arrangements led by Dr W H Buchanan appointments limited first come first serve and phone 216 for scheduling.
The list shows pupils by grade including Doris Boswell Dorothy Boswell Robbie Payne and others. Several students across grades have above B averages with A or A minus noted for James Donald Orr Mary Bell Frame Eugene Wymola Amy Rosier Lenora Payne Margaret Chytil Mary Ruth Davidson and Lola Schulz.
George Brooks, instructor at the Texas School for the Deaf, collapsed near his South Austin home and died of a heart attack attributed to sharp weather change. A motorist found him breathing. he died shortly after. Brooks was brother of the late Samuel P. Brooks, Baylor University president.
Collin county onion growers have started setting out slips for the new crop. York and Godwin plant 300 to 400 acres, Dr. C. C. York runs a large operation in Princeton, and the Miller Brothers ship slips from South Texas to North Texas. Growers expect acreage to match last year.
A congressional medal of honor for Amelia Earhart Putnam was proposed by Representative Tolan in a bill. The measure honors her historic first solo flight across the Pacific.
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