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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
9
A homemaker offers practical guidance on selecting and finishing floors. It compares hardwood and soft pine, outlines drying and knot exclusions, nail density, and suggests shellac or varnish finishes or an inexpensive oil and wax method using hot linseed oil and repeated wax applications.
The Texas peach movement totaled 776 cars in 1924, the heaviest from the state since 1921, per a bureau summary released via Texas Radio Market News Service. Production rose from 674 cars in 1923, with 102 cars rolling in 1928. The five year Texas average is 386 cars and national average 32,587 cars.
City Manager RE. BE. Mc Adams presents figures showing savings of 5142 in the first two months of the fiscal year under the city manager form of government. If the trend continues, annual savings would reach about 24000 compared with the previous appropriation.
Texas this year yields about 4,450,000 bushels of sweet potatoes down from 6,808,000 last year, per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics via the state Federal market news service. U S production across the nation is among the shortest on record at roughly 75,620,000 bushels, 21,809,000 fewer than 1928.
Trades day on December 19 attracted one of Flatonia’s largest crowds in years as the Commercial Club with Civic Club and merchants offered free attractions. The third Wednesday monthly trades day unites town and country folks and fosters goodwill and understanding.
A religious snippet cites Galatians 5 22 23 about the fruit of the Spirit including love joy peace long-suffering gentleness goodness faith meekness and temperance. The terse verse underscores virtues as moral guide.
A brief religious citation echoes from Jeremiah 22 29 urging attention to divine message and earthly accountability through a scriptural line. The excerpt emphasizes prophetic admonition and faith based reflection across a church or printed page.
The piece highlights a girls petticoat sewing project requiring longcloth fabric and lace trimming, plus tatting for decoration. It also mentions metal laces and beading for evening dresses, midwinter ensemble costumes, and new double breasted topcoats.
In this question box column, guidance covers recognizing stroke signs and urgent steps, such as removing constrictions, elevating the head, warming the feet, and seeking immediate medical aid. For head injury in a child, it recommends cold applications, alternating hot and cold, menthol preparations, or ice in wool, plus gentle massage and pressure with a cold knife, outlining escalation based on injury severity.
A versatile dress pattern suitable for street wear or formal afternoons. It features a double cape collar, long tight sleeves, and patch pockets with button trim. Choices include satin or velvet in black brown or blue with options for colored embroidery or beading.
A compact guide detailing Spanish style spare ribs with tomato juice sauce and optional okra, plus a basic sausage making method. It covers boiling ribs, preparing tomato based sauce, seasoning, grinding meat, casing, and smoking with hickory or oak for flavor.
Cut round steak very thin then cut the large piece into strips the width of a piece of bacon. Salt and pepper each piece thoroughly. On each piece lay a strip of bacon roll them together as small as possible and pin with a toothpick. Drop in smoking hot bacon grease brown. Turn the fire down and put finely chopped onion over the top. Cover and cook slowly for forty minutes. This is delicious.
The U S Department of Agriculture issued Farmer's Bulletin 1424 detailing how to make vinegar. It urges readers to request the bulletin from Washington, noting it is worth the time and effort to obtain.
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