Poor Old Granddad Was He Behind in Work
A humorous Osborn Enterprise piece contrasts a man named granddad with various social happenings he supposedly avoided. The poem-like item notes modest, everyday behaviors he did not partake in while asserting he remained diligent in his work.
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Granddad
Osborn Enterprise
Grandma’s Young Days Then Changes in Her Habits
Poem recalls a young grandma who avoided many modern habits and rules. It contrasts past restraint with present behavior, asking why she now does what she once avoided. The piece reflects on aging and evolving norms.
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R. C. O’brien
Income Questionnaire Thirty Five and its probing questions
A historical survey excerpt asks respondents if married, reasons, bank withdrawal within the year, sources of funds, relations with relatives, name and address of someone less intelligent but earning more, winter attire choices, average monthly groceries, and whether they drink and where they obtain alcohol.
Olive and Sweet Pickles Recipes by Miss Norfleet Grimes
Miss Norfleet Grimes shares county recipes for Olive Oil Pickles and Sweet Pickles. Instructions cover cucumber prep, salt handling, grinding, mustard and oil blends, vinegar mixtures, and sealing methods with steps for fresh or bottled cucumbers.
Interplanting Soybeans With Corn Boosts Yield and Soil
The Progressive Farmer urges planting soybeans in corn fields to supply feed for fall and winter, with hogs harvesting residues or both crops. Soybeans also improve soil fertility, a point emphasized alongside a church exhortation to attend services.
A Busy Champion Faces Last Hurdle in New York
Champion Paul Berienbach eyes recognition as one of boxing’s light heavyweights. A July clash with Jack Delaney, after June’s win over Young Stribling, would seal his crown. The bout is set for New York.
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Paul Berienbach
Jack Delaney
N. Y
Eradicate Blue Bugs in Poultry with Carbolinium Spray
County Agent W. C. Hale explains a treatment for blue bugs in Young County poultry houses. The spray combines carbolinium, crude carbolic acid, water and optional kerosene and soap for inside and outside application. Improve results by cleaning yards, deep breaking ground, and repeating treatments as needed.
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W. C. Hale
Young County
Graham
Newcastle
Governor Moody and slate of Texas officials listed
A lengthy list presents candidate names by county for governor and a wide array of statewide and local offices including lieutenant governor attorney general comptroller treasurer state superintendent agriculture railroad commissioner and judges along with district and precinct officials. The document spans numerous counties such as Williamson Morris Dallas Harris Bell Bexar and others.
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Dan Moody
Williamson County
Oo. F. Zimmerman
Morris County
Edith FE. Wilmans
Dallas County
Lynch Davidson
Harris County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Bell County
Kate Miller Johnston
Bexar County
The Housefly as a Guest Poem by Mrs. C. R. Fields
A humorous cautionary verse depicts the housefly as an omnipresent pest from dawn to night. It describes the fly bathing in coffee, walking across pies and meat, and feasting in streets and kitchens, leaving filth and germs.
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Mr. Fly
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W. W. Martin
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Ray Hutchings
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J. V. Sims
S. L. Ellis
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