The Three Mexicos and Mexico City D F
A National Geographic Society bulletin explains that official mail to Mexico City should read Mexico D F while detailing the three Mexicos the nation comprises. It covers Mexico State surrounding the federal district, its geography and population, the federal district structure, and the city’s blend of modernism and ancient civilization.
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United States
Mexico
D. F
Mexico City
Distrito Federal
D. C
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Federal District
Tenochtitlan
Los Estados Unidos Mexicanos
United Mexican States
States of
Rhode Island
Tlaxcala
Chihuahua
New Mexico
Texas
Oregon
Illinois
Indiana
of Mexico
New Jersey
Maryland
State of Mexico
Toluca
Valley of
The
Republic
Lerma
State of
Chapala
Pacific
Rio Santiago
Mexican Federal District
North America
Rome
Holland
Boulder Dam
Panama Canal
Greatest book in world given to Texas by Orange donor
Austin dispatch reports Mrs. Miriam Luther Stark of Orange has donated a first edition authorized King James Bible from 1611 to the University of Texas. The noted translation, created by royal scholars in 1604 and completed after seven years, is praised as shaping the English language and literature.
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Austin
University of Texas
Miriam Luther Stark
Orange
James
England
New York City Water Use Measured in Billions Daily
New York City consumes about 900 million gallons of water each day, reflecting its large municipal demand and daily functional needs.
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New York City
Caution Horse Crossing and Sea Serpent Tales
Column notes shifting roads, horse riding resurgence, and four tracked highways. A Vancouver Sound sea serpent sighting prompts debate on mysteries of the deep. Discussion on corporate pay, managers as stewards, and vampires in zoology closing with a practical take on risk and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Massachusetts
New York State
New
Millbrook
Cranfills Gap News Highlights Local Busy Week
Bryan Military Academy professor visits home. Cranfills Gap Telephone Company re elects Andrew Burreson. Cranfills Gap and Crawford Hi play to a scoreless tie as football season continues. PTA and Lutheran church activities noted. Local marriages, visitors, and showers described. The Record offers subscriptions to major dailies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Bertelsen
E. P. Christensen
Bryan Military Academy
Cranfills Gap Telephone Company
Andrew Burreson
Burreson
Crawford Hi
Crawfills Gap Hs
Crawford
Iredell
Cranfills
Crawfills
Gatesville Reform School
Gatesville
Parent-Teacher Association
Lutheran Church
Louis Drake
Connelly Knudsen
Cunningham
Anna Knudson
Dallas
Albert Knudson
Jorgen Rohne
Olaf Rohne
Beatrice Harvey
Clifton
Jorgen
Simon Bellamy
Alta Bellamy
William Bertelsen
Charles Romine
Valley Mills
Estil Ammons
Stephenville
O. D. Cranfill
Homer Burleson
James Grimland
Lee Amundson
Leona Cranfill
Near Cranfills Gap
There’s only letter’s difference in finding a buck
A Boston Herald note warns that minor letter differences could lead hunters to confuse a buck with a buck this hunting season emphasizing caution to avoid misidentification.
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Boston Herald
Oldest Recorded Meteorite Fall Dates to 1492
The month and year mark a rare historical meteorite event recorded as the fall dated in 1492. It represents one of the earliest well documented meteorite falls in historical records and highlights early scientific curiosity about space rocks.
Dance at Oak Cliff Next Saturday Night
Oak Cliff hosts a community dance next Saturday with music by Jack and Bob’s Melody Band and their loud speaker. Everyone is welcome.
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Oak Cliff
Jack and
Bob
Melody ‘Band
Scrip We
Mount Everest Record Ink Freezes in Instruments
The challenge on Mount Everest is worsened by ink freezing in surveying instruments, preventing official records of distance traveled from being made.
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The
Record
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Dallas News
Houston Chronicle
Waco News-Tribune
Waco Times-Herald
Mount
Everest
Favorite Pieces of Music
Austin Callan reflects on loneliness and music as solace. He recalls solitary nights on a ranch, the ache of seclusion, and the small comforts of tobacco and cowboy songs. The piece contrasts urban cuss words with rural companionship and ends with the ranch cat’s gentle music.
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New York
Texas
Austin Callan
Navy personnel spend most pay in Long Beach
More than 30,000 officers and men of the navy receive and spend most of their pay in Long Beach California, reflecting the city’s role as a major naval hub and payroll center during the period.
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Navy
Long Beach
Cal
Fires claim ten thousand lives and half a billion in damage annually
Each year in the United States fires kill about 10,000 people and destroy property valued at roughly 500 million dollars, highlighting persistent fire safety challenges nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pianos for Sale At Cost by A C Clark
Piano sale announcement by A C Clark offering instruments at cost to avoid reshipping. Items viewable at Carpenter's Drug Store with sale noted as a great sacrifice. Likely a local classified item from 36-4p edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter’s Drug Store
A. C. Clark
Texan Wins 22nd Millionth Visitor Title at World Fair
Leslie C. McDonald a 55 year old farmer and implement dealer from Floydada Texas became the 22 000 000th visitor to the Chicago world fair. He received a 40 acre Michigan farm in Menominee County as a prize and plans to use it as a summer home with his wife.
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Chicago
Leslie C. McDonald
Floydada
Texas
McDonald
Michigan
Menominee (Mich.) Abstract and Land Company
Upper Michigan Peninsula
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Clifton Tailors
Clifton, Texas
I. C. Carpenter
Carpenter Bros. Drug Store
Thedford
Ralph Thompson
Prep
Texas U
Frank Parker Stockbridge
New England
Vancouver Sound
Raymond Ditmars
New York Zoological Society
Central America
Tropics
Cranfills Gap
Dris
Austin, Texas
Austin’s
W. L. Stark
Rea As
Asees
Texaco
Star-Telegram
THEY
Fort Worth
Star- Telegram
Amon G. Carter
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