Trademark Power and the Battle Over Capitalized Names
A public service feature from the American Bar Association explains how trademarks can lose protection when public usage makes them generic. It cites Aspirin Mimeograph Linoleum Dry Ice Escalator Kerosene and Cellophane as examples and notes courts require secondary meaning to retain exclusive rights.
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Food Center
American Bar Assn
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Magnificent Obsession of Giving and Library Additions
A meditation on sharing kindness as a path to fulfillment and community, urging acts of encouragement and understanding. The piece also notes recent additions to Comanche Public Library, including books on sacraments, furniture, Texas government, and Native crafts.
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Comanche Public Library
Fulton J. Sheen
Yousuf Karsh
Black
Louis Hareliks
Ormsbee
Nima
Preston
W. F. Baiton
Texas
Benton
Hunt
Wrapping T with Aluminum Foil Cuts Campfire Soot
A simple method to prevent soot from cooking over a campfire is to wrap the outside of the pot or pan with aluminum foil. The foil conducts heat via the oil while shielding the surface from direct soot exposure.
Pvt Harvey Howell Completes Training at Ft Sam Houston
Army private Harvey L. Howell eighteen son of Mrs Margaret Howell completed a four week physical therapy procedures course at the Medical Field Service School Ft Sam Houston on April 14. He trained to assist therapists with photo therapy electrotherapy massage and functional clinical activities. His father Berson Howell lives on Route 1 Gustine.
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Harvey L. Howell
Margaret Howell
W. Main
Honey Grove
Roweea
Medical Field Service School
Ft. Sam Herston
Pvt
Howell
Berson Howell
Gustine
E A Williford Dies in Breckenridge
Earle A. Williford 64 of Breckenridge died Saturday April 22 after a heart attack at work. Services were held April 24 at First Baptist Church Breckenridge with Rev S J Isham officiating. Interment in Breckenridge Cemetery directed by Satterwhite Funeral Home. Pallbearers were fellow Texas Highway Department workers. Survivors include wife Malissia Mildred Starkey two daughters two brothers six sisters and three grandchildren. A Gas Appliance Association note follows.
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Earle A. Williford
E. Lindsey, Breckenridge
First Baptist Church
Breckenridge
S. J. Isham
Gustine
Breckenridge Cemetery
Satterwhite Funeral Home
Dean Munsell
A. C. Cook
Roy Tarver
C. R. Harris
A. Z. Casey
J. C. Skaggs
Marvin Dawson
Jessie Hyatt
Texas Highway Department
Williford
Mr. Williford
Comanche County
Malissia Mildred Starkey
Roy White
Buffalo Gap
J. L. Dearley
Wichita Falls
J. H. Williford
Comanche
Carl
Fairfax
Travis
Lubbock
Hobson
Shreveport
J. W. Odell
Bill Mewborn
Max Greenwood
Jan Juan
Velda Hawkins
Odessa
Faye Ragsdale
San Antonio
Golda Williford
Dallas
Ferrule Freeing Tips and Bullet Casting Advice
The text advises heating stuck ferrules to create a vacuum for solvent penetration and using penetrating rust solvent. It also suggests beeswax helps cleanse lead when casting bullets by floating impurities to the surface as wax melts.
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Comanche
Texas
Rearenstenteanafarestasia Sentineynen
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Harvey Howell
E. A. Williford
Gas Anouliance Manufacturers Association
State National Bank
Comptroller OF Currency
U. S. Government
Federal Agency
Federal Reserve Bank Bank
Elmon Kerby, JR
Aere P
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Boyd Anthony
E. E. Anthony, JR
L. C. Durham
E. A. Kerby, JR
V-Pres. & Cashier
E. H. Denny
Sibyl Stewart
Ellen A. Norris
Tom Burton
Floyd W. Prather
Allgood
Franks
John
Circle T
Enchilada
Tamale
Minute Maid
Florida
Lifebuoy
Reg
LUX
Tert Mette
Birdseye
Sultana Small
Kentucky Wonder
Libby
Plaid
A&j
Armour
Viennas
Cans
Ene Cleanser
Eee Pellee Pere
Ann
Ann Page
Jane Parker
Tor
Arizona
Jim
Marsha Roeden
Phoenix
Jack
Ruby Daniel