Burnside Haircut Origins Unearthed From Civil War General
A historical note traces the sideburn inspired hairstyle to Civil War general Ambrose E. Burnside. The term evolved over time, with modern usage often altering spelling and perception.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1970
Page
9
A historical note traces the sideburn inspired hairstyle to Civil War general Ambrose E. Burnside. The term evolved over time, with modern usage often altering spelling and perception.
Fragmented market report notes Colombee aged hogs and butchering data. Mentions 2340-9] year era, wheat commerce, Hereford and Angus listings. Indicates quantities sold with various codes and small totals. details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Social Security district manager Fenner Roth explains surviving widows may claim full benefits at age 62 equal to one twenty fifth of the husband's retirement amount. Example: a $100 retirement becomes $22.50 at 62. Reduced disability benefits may start at age 60 or later, and young widows may receive payments until the youngest child turns 18. Call or visit a local Social Security office for details.
The Colorida Soil and Water Conservation District reports multiple cooperators expanding coastal bermudagrass and other forage species on farms near Columbus Weimar Oakland and New Ulm. Projects include 5 acre gullied area sodded in 1968 40 acre additions to coastal bermudagrass and new plantings of Johnson grass. Wildlife habitat management and improved grazing practices are highlighted by several district cooperators.
Fifty one registered Herefords will be consigned by fourteen owners to the Gulf Coast Hereford Association spring sale at American Legion Park in Columbus on February 13. Entries include 45 horned bulls, 2 polled bulls, horned females. cattle sell in single lots and in pairs at 2 and 3. Five cattle will be bid at 3:00 a.m. by Jans Hering, with Col. Walter Britten conducting the sale beginning at 1:00 p.m. Participants include Walter Weck of Cai Springel and Charles Herder Jr. of Welwar.
Miss Caria Holtermann of Minneapolis will conduct a Bible study at a retreat hosted by St Paul Lutheran Church Women in La Grange on February 20. An invitation is extended to area church women in the conference to attend and hear Miss Holtermann in Fellowship Hall at St Paul’s. The sponsors say the retreat promises to be an unusual and rewarding experience for all attendees.
The Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Texas announces a February 23 start for its annual drive to fund rehabilitation services. National figures show nearly a quarter million Americans aided last year, with Texas reporting 20 376 crippled persons receiving Easter Seal treatment in 1963. The campaign runs through March 29 Easter Sunday.
The United States grows food for export on about one fifth of harvested acreage. As the world’s largest exporter, the U.S. accounts for roughly 20 percent of global agricultural trade.
The notice describes round the clock prescription tanning services at the Eagle Lake Drags, identified as CE E2502, with details readable but fragmentary. It notes continuous operation and an official code label, urging attention to service availability and location.
Virginia budget service cooperated with the Treasury and officials to speed disaster relief checks. About 30 beneficiaries in Hurricane Camille impacted Mississippi and Louisiana will receive funds promptly.
Lieutenant and Mrs William Uzzell welcome their daughter Tracy Louise born January 16 at Travis Air Force Base California. She weighed eight pounds and one ounce. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Louis Whelon of Lompoc and Mr and Mrs Ernest S Uzzell of Alameda. Freshest veterinary supplies in town mentioned briefly.
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