Attacks Family and Sets House on Fire Near Sparks
Bohemian farmer John Knapek attempted to kill his son, beat his wife, and burned his home on the Alfred Swan farm near Sparks. He was found in a pasture after a manhunt, slashed his throat, and was captured by Constable Theo Wilkerson. He is hospitalized in serious condition with multiple charges filed. The son, John Knapek Jr., 19, described a violent morning and the fire destroying the house, rented from a Bartlett resident, while the family fled to Granger.
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Belton
John Knapek
Alfred Swan
Sparks
Knapek
Harmon
Theo Wilkerson
Holland
Sheriff's Department
John Knapek, Jr
Ping Cane
Birds Die From Early Migration, Say Naturalists
Naturalists warn many birds perish each year from bronchial pneumonia caused by prematurely starting migration.
Household Ham and Celery Bake with Cheese
Melt butter and flour to form a smooth paste then stir in chicken broth or light cream until boiling. Season with salt, add chopped ham and celery in layers, pour sauce, top with grated cheese and paprika, bake until golden brown.
Thick ham cut into one inch strips
A cook trims a thick ham into uniform one inch wide strips and lets them stand in cold milk for an hour to soften and flavor the meat.
Breadcrumbs and egg dipped corn fritter garnish
Fragments describe dipping breading in beaten egg then coating in crumbs and frying. Then drain and serve on hot platter with corn fritters as garnish.
Baked Squash with Bacon Recipe Note
Peel squash and cut into small pieces. Sprinkle with salt and layer with slices of bacon. Place in a baking dish and cover. Bake until tender. Uncover near serving and let bacon crisp.
Scalloped Onion with Bacon
Four medium onions and sliced bacon layered with flour salt and pepper. Bake in milk in a buttered dish until onions are tender and flavors absorb. Serve hot as a hearty side in a moderate oven.
Spread of plant root rot and control measures discussed
The article explains root rot spreading through root contact between infested and susceptible plants and notes cultural practices reduce spread. It warns spores could change the attack, urging study on spore development and wind dispersal with specialists at work on the problem.
Many Ways to Serve Ham For First Meal Leftovers
The article describes serving ham hot for the first meal and using leftovers for quick dishes. It highlights a pink slicer with white fat crisps, potato salad with radish roses, water cress, and cool weather appeal. It also suggests creamed ham and ham a la King as attractive reheated options.
Ham in Bread Cases
Recipe outlines cream sauce with diced ham minced pimento olives salt and pepper. Hollowed bread cups toasted to brown, filled with hot ham mixture, garnished with parsley and served immediately.
Classic Molded Ham Pimento Pate
A detailed recipe describes soaking gelatin, dissolving in hot stock, and mixing diced ham, pimentos, pickles, onion, and spices. The mixture is molded, chilled, and unmolded onto a platter, with hard cooked egg lining optional and garnished with parsley and lemon slices.
Bacon Toast With Cheese Recipe Tip
A quick lunch idea describes to toast bread one side then place two bacon slices on the untoasted side. Sprinkle with cheese and finish in a hot oven until cooked.
Spore Stage of Root Rot Fungus Found At Temple Station
Spore stage of cotton root rot fungus discovered at the Experiment Station Temple with Dr J. Taubenhaus directing studies. Spores previously seen in Paris Texas and Balmorhea, with Temple marking first Central Texas Blackland report. Researchers aim to prove spore spread and reproduce infection artificially to explain presence.
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Temple Station
Tempto
B. F. Dana
Texas
Paris
Rio Grande Valley
Balmorhea
Pecos Valley
O. W. Silvey
A. & M. College
Taubenhaus
Texas Blackland
Mouch
Record of observations aids cotton crop disease fight
The article notes that careful recording of each observation on the behavior of a wine fungus will help create effective measures against a disease harming cotton crops and causing severe farmer losses.
Foot of modern girl outgrows 4B size
The passage notes that within the last decade the average foot size of American women has moved beyond 4B, with athletics and dancing cited as possible causes.
Estimated US Auto Theft Value Reaches 390 Million Annually
It is estimated that automobiles valued at 390 million dollars are stolen each year in the United States, highlighting ongoing theft challenges and insurance impact across the nation.
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United States
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Gentle Bowel Regularity
Local physician W. B. Caldwell of Monticello promotes his Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for chronic constipation in children. He argues it avoids purges and physic, avoids griping or sickness, and is pleasant to take, offering a free sample bottle through local stores or mail.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Dr. Caldwell
Amy Medicine
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