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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
4
Fragmentary clippings report Martin editor and owner Faber Brery Beil facing post office work in Cur lhem Texas with references to Congress and a March timeline. Details are incomplete but notes a second class matter designation and compliance matters.
A jumble of local notes discusses ventilation ideas for a high school event, attitudes toward state politics, and views on a proposed compulsory auto liability insurance law. The piece cites Bob Patterson and M B Tidwell, mentions John Lewis, Texans debating a special legislature session, and notes on insurance costs and fraud concerns.
A fractured reminiscence from Carrollton introduces George F Myers known as Uncle George. The writer reflects on aging, friendship, public affairs, and social mores while musing on neighbors, behavior, and political talk in a loose community vignette.
Cream fat and sugar. Add eggs and milk. Mix flour baking powder vanilla cinnamon dates and nuts. Beat two minutes. Pour into shallow pans and bake in a moderate oven. Serve fresh.
The article notes wartime fabrics like tricotine bergen hare ish wools and ribbed hados twills once famed in 1915 are reappearing. It highlights knobby weaves with neat nibs and definite shapes, signaling a renewed interest in period textures and silhouettes.
A damaged excerpt outlines household advice on keeping dry bread crumbs for soups and dishes. It mentions drying bread crumbs in a cupboard or bag, avoiding moisture, and preserving portions for later use. The fragment ends mid thought with incomplete instructions.
Agricultural agents report pasture improvement in Central Texas raises farm income. Local growers like Theo Kreuz of Caldwell and Harry Landa’s herd near New Braunfels show gains from terracing, seeding duilix grass and clovers, and home grown forage. Comal County cattlemen plant burr clover on 400 acres, while a Stephenville pasture display attracts over 50 grants.
Advice emphasizes keeping Evergreens watered, spraying foliage to remove dust and deter red spiders, and wearing gloves while gardening. Also notes rubbing a life coup under nails to prevent staining and advises planting bedding plants fewer in ground than originally planned as a general rule for transplanting.
A sewing hint advises using vifeloth to stiffen a belt to prevent bending or warping. The suggestion notes vifeloth keeps the belt from sliding and helps maintain its shape during wear.
The readable fragments show disjointed phrases with no clear event, person, or organization. No definitive action or outcome can be established from the text provided.
Coppell schools win the Civitan Club of Dallas Plague award for best maintained grounds and cleanest rooms among thirty four entrants. Supt. Foiler and staff honored as the plaque will adorn school walls next fall. Pending continuation of next year’s contest with four teachers listed.
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