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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1940

Page

5

Texas cows and eggs urged for wartime nutrition

Texas dairy groups warn that 250000 more milk cows and 1,368000 hens are needed on 125000 farms to provide one egg daily per person. A&M figures show 3282000 Texans lack basic nutrition, with pelagra and diet-related deaths rising. Fredericksburg ad notes fresh fruit and pecan nursery offerings.

Fort Worth Texas Europe The Texas Dairy Products Association Texas A & M College

Roads and Freed Boldly Rally for a Wartime Nation

A 1940 essay links Independence Day meaning to national defense. It argues for rapid mechanization and a mobile army, stressing the highway system's role in wartime mobility and the need to prepare against potential invasions. It warns of congested highways and unsafe roads impacting dispatch and safety.

Francis Scott Key United States Europe America United States Army

UT Student Jack Bostick Puppeteer Capable of Puppet Shows

Jack Bostick of Waco is noted as an expert puppeteer who frequently presents his own puppet shows before student and town groups. Eagles are described as building nests about six feet across, a size observed by Texas Game Wardens and biologists. A listing for Santa Rosa plums for sale appears from Pecan Belt Nursery in Fredericksburg, Texas.

University of Texas Jack Bostick Waco Texas Pecan Belt Nursery Fredericksburg

A Long Range Prediction by John Adams

In July 1776 John Adams forecast a national celebration of independence to be marked by devotion to God, pomp, games, and illuminations across the continent. He predicted the cost in toil and treasure but foresaw enduring glory and posterity. Abigail Adams tied to his hopes, and the piece notes John Quincy Adams as her son.

Philadelphia Britain John Adams United States Abigail Adams Abigail Adams John Quincy Adams

Edison the Man hits Rialto for dramatic life of inventor

Film stars Spencer Tracy as Thomas A Edison in a bio drama tracing his youth to the phonograph. The portrait emphasizes Edison’s early career, courtship, fatherhood, and factory struggles with dramatic thrills drawn from the inventor’s real life.

Spencer Tracy Edison Rialto Theatre Father Flanagan Henry M. Stanley

Tobin Returns Home After Cotulla Visit

R. H. Tobin arrives back in Harper following a two month visit to his daughter in Cotulla Texas. The text also references stray phrases about grapeseed oil and a California method for oil from grapeseeds.

R. H. Tobin Harper Cotulla Texas

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