06 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
1
A quoted passage from Success Magazine argues that misused or wasted ability is a greater tragedy than squandered money. It urges intense training and full engagement, criticizing people who barely touch life and remain on the surface of their capabilities.
A vintage ad urges using Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey for colds and notes the bottle belt for dealers. It promotes Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve as good for all skin diseases.
Saspamco notes record Mr and Mrs Van Zandt and daughter visiting relatives. Mrs F F Fay has gone to Dallas for an extended stay. Free barbecue planned on the river Sunday for Saspamco citizens. Numerous San Antonio guests arrive for Augusta Ermler at the Brownlow farm. Local trips: C F Crow to Floresville. J K Gray in Fairview. Rosters include Amelia Wittie Elsie Dietz Hab Dietzmann Augusta Ermler Marie Roemer and Jeff Nunn among others. W F Hernden and family camp two weeks on the San Antonio river.
Advertises lending on real estate security. Applies to J. B. Polley in Floresville Texas for loan arrangements.
The dairy cow provides lifelines from infancy, supplying milk, butter, and fertility, while supporting farmer prosperity and soil health. Without her, agricultural life would face drastic readjustment and hardship, yet she remains indispensable to humankind.
A farmer notes that fine grain throughout signals proper structure while large holes at the top indicate an oven too cool. Holes throughout mean insufficient kneading, and heavy streaks come from waiting after dough readiness. Sweet flavor and odor are ideal. long standing before baking risks sour fermentation.
The article explains bread quality by crust and crumb. A crust no thicker than three quarters of an inch and an evenly baked crumb that springs back indicates a well baked loaf. A dent that remains signals doughy, not wholesome bread.
A note urges parents to keep Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for croup and notes the ease of obtaining the remedy from dealers. The message then extols local pride in town life, urging citizens to support schools churches amusements and communal events to foster success.
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