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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1929
Page
8
Doctor R E B Rose explains that even if humans cannot shrink to molecule size, scientists train their minds to see molecules. He illustrates by imagining marking molecules in a glass of water, then finds about 2000 original marked molecules remain in any glass of water after complete mixing.
Marshall police arrested W. C. Miller alias Sam Nelson in a hotel Sunday and jailed him while awaiting Missouri officials. He attempted to flee by jumping from a escort car and was shot in the arm before recapture. Miller is wanted for the slaying of detective Alex Brown on December 18.
Sherman Jan 14 Five men were sentenced to one year and a day up to two years for conspiracy to violate the national bankruptcy act. Max Cohen and Robert Cohen got two years Harry L. Cohen 15 months Joseph Benjamin one year and a day Hyman Cohen two years with his sentence suspended. The case involved concealment of assets in bankruptcy proceedings of the St Louis Trading Company in 1925 which operated stores in Sherman Denison and McKinney.
Cotton growers gain profit from the spread between production and marketing costs and the selling price. USDA studies show lint costs of 16 cents per pound at one third bale per acre and 9 cents at a full bale per acre, with higher yields and proper fertilization boosting profits.
A health advisory urges walking four miles daily and thriving on fresh air and nourishing food rather than relying on laxatives to purge the system. It warns against chronic laxative use creating a cycle of fatigue and stasis and urges overcoming pill habit to restore digestive function.
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports in fall 1920 a long term test at the Ranch Station comparing sheep shorn twice a year with those shorn every 12 months. Across 14 years, twice yearly shearings yield about 0.75 pound more wool per head annually but show little advantage for lamb crop or survival. premiums for fine wool largely offset by market conditions.
In La Vernia on January 13 a one and a half year old child fell into a fire while visiting Mrs. Frank Tiner. The infant suffered a badly burned hand and was taken for medical treatment. The incident involved visitor Mrs. Ollie Hoke of San Antonio and was reported from La Vernia.
This article urges mixing hot soups like cream of corn and potato with nourishing sandwiches for noon meals. It suggests using meat fillings such as roast pork, beef, or ham between whole wheat bread, plus vegetable spreads and frequent fruit like apples or oranges to ensure balance and appeal.
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