Traveler's Palm Theory and Local Notices Amid SparseColumns
A mixed dispatch from a small town recounts community gatherings, visits, and birthday cautions alongside curios about a traveler’s palm water source in Madagascar and Borneo. It notes social events, guests, and family visits in several local households through late September, plus a brief on Rothschild policy and a quirky structural note.
Liquor Bills Dominate Texas Legislature Special Session
Amid a flood of measures, the Texas legislature faces debate on liquor control with three main bills. Wet bill allows sale in cafes and hotels, another seeks state liquor monopoly, and a third would let the state act as wholesaler with licenses for stores and bars. Senate actions include a broad saloon definition. Lobbyists from whisky, hotels, and race betting interests flood Austin, with extensive travel and campaign influence noted.
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Emmett Morse
George Moffett
Chillicothe
E. Nicholson
Port Arthor
Senate
Clint Smalls
Ggg
Tn Auditin
Jes
Austin
Dallas
San Anonio
Texas
Walter Cline
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Washington
Dance Night Promises Fun With Brownies Club
A lively Friday evening event featuring dance and entertainment by the Brownies club. Missed opportunities warned against as attendees anticipate a festive night with music and community fun.
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Cifton
Miton Trown
Ladion Ie
Widow spider bite mostly fatal only when drunk
East Lake City Utah Sept 20 The Bite of the black widow spider aided by Dr Ralph V Chamberlain spider expert says Friday is seldom fatal unless its victim is under the influence of liquor Dr Chamberlain professor of zoology at the University of Utah and technical expert on spiders for the United States biological survey recently returned from a spider collecting trip through the Pacific Northwest A person under the influence of liquor has little chance of recovery if bitten by a black widow spider There is but one chance in a thousand that a sober person would succumb to its bite
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East Lake City
Utah
Ralph V. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
University of Utah
United States Biological Survey
Pacific Northwest
Cows Found in Hawaii Drink Air Instead of Water
A peculiar report from Hawaii notes cows refusing water and instead quenching thirst by breathing moist air. Scientists suggest unusual grazing patterns and climate effects as potential causes for this odd behavior.
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Hawaii
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