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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1937
Page
5
A fragmented 20th century recipe blends scrambled tamburger with bacon fat onions pimientos and beef, then hints at egg yolk milk and lemon drops to glaze. The text shifts to fabric dyeing and washing guidance, noting dye behavior on fabric, washing by hand or machine, and caution against harsh rubbing that could fray threads.
A collage of odd instructions on making simple waste baskets from Christmas card scraps and boxes, plus scattered notes on iodine use, tax talk, and soap materials. The page also references cheerful promises about Christmas cards, local supplier pitches, and mild social commentary.
A 1920s era column argues for renewed cooperation between government and private sector to restore public confidence and stimulate economic recovery. It emphasizes shared effort by Capitol and White House, and cites guidance from statesmen on rebuilding prosperity through restored confidence and energy.
The Centennial Museum of the College of Mines and Metallurgy in El Paso reports a Southwest Indian skeleton remains age 500 to 1,000 years donated by B C Erdis and Townsend Wright of Bi Prac. Also donated is a 1 200 pound Texas map by Humble Oil Refining Company.
A Bus Lines Weekly critique argues that farmers will resist union drives to organize farm labor on an industrial basis. It says many farmers feel wage demands would bite into their profits and that farm labor is often treated reasonably well. The piece warns against provoking farmers to subservience of Congress and politicians.
An article analyzes the hidden costs of car accidents, estimating average per capita and per family expenditures from crashes. It notes more traffic deaths than American soldiers in World War I, and argues safety monetization could prompt caution. It highlights Texas as a potential tire producer, given local resources and ports.
Bush Carley resumed activity after a severe illness and plans to return to work. Weather included a wintry Sunday night and Monday with noticeable sleet. Gordon Vandergriff's motor business handled affairs in Carrollton Monday while Mrs Emma Hardcastle visited Dallas with the Irbys. Community chatter hints at selling a cow and local buying interest.
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