Grow vegetables in winter to keep children healthy
In College Station on November 6 expert Jennie Camp urges growing green vegetables through winter to avoid reliance on old remedies. She suggests protected frame gardens in southern Texas and quick maturing crops like mustard greens spinach and radishes with thick seed planting and soaked germination for faster results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Jennie Camp
Os and M. College Extension
Brouth
Texas
Miss Camp
Kerrville Visit Highlights Local Socials
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McDougall and Mrs. John Gibson of Kerrville visited Mr. and Mrs. B Markwordt on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. McDougall
John Gibson
Kerrville
B. Markwordt
Garner's Influence Drives Neutrality Bill Support
The San Angelo Times notes John Nance Garner wields strong House and Senate sway to back the cash and carry neutrality bill. It cites his leadership, long-standing ties, and belief in broad presidential action and international law, portraying him as a principled, conviction-led force for the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nance Garner
Senate
Congress
Garner
House
Roosevelt
White House
San Angelo
Not In Stuck Customer Quips at Feed Store
A shopper requests shorts for hogs provoking a clerk joke about brassieres for cows in an exchange from the Ex change.
Neighbors Spark Longstanding Financial Frugal Strain
A husband laments saving money while his wife blames neighbors for costly activities they cannot afford. The dialogue highlights daily financial pressures and neighborly influence on household budgeting.
Food stamp plan may boost demand for fresh foods
Farmers hear that the government food stamp program could lift buying power for relief families by about 20.80 dollars per person annually. A study by C W Hauck notes increased purchases in butter eggs fruits and vegetables and projects large gains in butter eggs wheat corn rice beans prunes and other goods if nationwide coverage matches current relief reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas A. and
M. Extension Service
C. W. Hauck
Ohio State Universty
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hauck
United State
Conductor Nabs Man Claiming to be George Washington
A passenger warns the conductor a man opposite is a lunatic scaring his wife and children. The conductor replies I will take care of the matter and calls out Mount Vernon station as a solution. A political debate about removing radicalism and fascism ends with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Modern fairy tale barbershop quip on baldness
A narrator quotes a barber in mock fairy tale style saying he cannot recommend any hair treatment. He asserts bluntly that if you are bald you are bald and nothing can change that. The line mixes rustic speech with a humorous life truth.
Indecisive Visitor Nurtures Bobbie’s Awkward Age Talk
A brief dialogue shows a visitor asking Bobbie her age and the child replying she is at the awkward age. She says she is too old to cry and too young to swear, highlighting a child’s transitional moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie
Deaf Man Recovers Hearing After Ten Days Use
Testimony received by a patent medicine concern claims nine years of deafness ended in ten days with their ear salve. The account notes hearing from the speaker's brother in Nebraska and is published in L. and N. Employees' Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
L. & N. Employes
Rev Yell Fills Regular Appointment At Presbyterian
Rev A W Yell conducted regular services at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday both morning and evening audiences attended the morning and evening worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Yell
Presbyterian Church
Dooley's Toyland Opens Saturday in Fredericksburg
A black center line marked with hot asphalt appears on the Fredericksburg Rarper highway. Toyland opens Saturday at Dooley's in Fredericksburg with candy specials advertised. Mr and Mrs Carl Whitworth and children were seen trading in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg-Rarper
Toyland
Dooley’s
Fredericksburg
Carl Whitworth
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Oxfords
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Freder Cradure
TEXA
Allen Gibson
Herman Saenger
Peterson Auto Co
Hilary Bierschwale
J. R
Henry DeFrost
Segovia
J. F. Wedekind
Marieta
Mrs. Wedekind
Staffel Feed & Seed Co
Clay ST
EL Ag
Temple Lumber Co
Rex McElroy
Mer
Q. P. Couch & Co
Kerrville, Texas
Gulf
Rudolph Stehling
Heckler
Rial
Kid Nightingale
John Payne
Jane Wyman
Armistice
Robert Young
Florence Rice
Robert Taylor Garson
Lew Ayres
Tell NO Tales
Melvyn Douglas-Louise Platt
Thusday
Ginger Rogers
W. Connolly
Fifth Avenue Girl
Patronize Herald Advertisers
Adlerika
Bein’s Hall
Harper, Texas
Tone Star Ramblers
Chas. E. Bein
Sheep and
Kerrville Milling CO. Distributors
Schreiner
Fredericksburg, Texas
Roddy Kibewett
Central Power and Light Company
CPL
Arcadia
George O’brien
Cowboy
Bert Wheeler - Marie Wilson
Thunday
Chicago
Tyrone Power
Alice Faye
Ing Equipment
Otto Kolmeier & Co
Redericksburg
Schroeder Bros
Calverts
Kentucky
Kallenberg’s Pharmacy
del Monte & Libbys
Sale Lon
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