Births and dedications noted in early U.S. history
On November 24 1784 Zachary Taylor who would become the 12th U.S. president was born. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was buried at Arlington National Cemetery on November 25 1963. November 26 1789 was set aside as a day of thanksgiving for the U.S. Constitution. Yale adopted Handsome Dan the bulldog in 1890 as college footballs first mascot.
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Zachary Taylor
United States
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Dan
Yale
Youth Lead Youth At Texas Conference In La Marque
La Marque Youth Conference reorganized and preparing for a Tuesday meeting at the Fire Department recreation hall. Youth in grades eight through twelve invite peers to join discussions on community problems and solutions. Debbie Buchhorn and Pam Sutton can be contacted for details. Sgt. Larry Crow serves as adult advisor for the La Marque Police Station sponsor.
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Texas Youth Conference
la Marque
Fire Department
Recreation Hall
Debbie Buchhorn
Pam Sutton
Larry Crow
Houston Post Christmas Travel Festival Set for Nov 27
The Houston Post announces its annual Christmas Travel Festival at the Astroworld Hotel Grand Ballroom on November 27. The free event runs all day and will offer gifts, toys, food and beverages plus live entertainment from seven countries. Located at Loop 610 and Kirby Drive.
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Astroworld
Grand
Houston Post
Loop 610
Kirby Drive
Birth of Jason Wayne Green Second child for F W Green family
Mr and Mrs F W Green of 1718 Hawthorne announce the birth of their second child a son Jason Wayne born Nov 11 at Galveston County Memorial Hospital weighing 8 lbs 15 oz Grandparents Veto Greer Ardmore Okla J D McKee Texas City great grandparents Martha Lynn Madill L E Crouch La Junta J L McKee Thermopolis and Charlie McKee Dodge City Father employed at Galveston County Memorial Hospital Brother Christopher Shane 15 months old at home.
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F. W. Green
Hawthorne
Jason Wayne
Galveston County Memorial Hospital
Veto Greer
Ardmore Okla
J. D. McKee
Texas City
Grea
Martha Lynn
Madill
Okla
L. E. Crouch
la Junta
Colo
J. L. McKee
Thermopolis
Wye
Charlie McKee
Dodge City
Kaw
Christopher Shane
Headache Treatments in Ancient Greece
Historical accounts describe Greek medical practice where blood was drawn from the head to relieve severe headaches. This method reflected early humoral theory and aimed to balance bodily fluids.
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Greece
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la Marque Times
Carol Mitrovitch
Ladies Auxilary
V.F.W
Tim Scott
Larry Cumby
Todd Scott
Ronnie Ricks
Ben Benjarano
Mark Block
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Bank OF Irland
F.D.I.C
Texas
A&m
Mainland Mall
Texas City-La Marque
Michigan
Ohio
Itor
Tlic
Palmer and Pres
Lee
Times Office
Mississippi
SMU
Baylor
TCU
Rice
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Rutgers
Colgate
St ' Noth
la Marque Friends
Princeton
Cornell
Wacker's
Proster
Che la Marque Times
Harvard
Texas Avenue
Road
Missouri
Kansas
Wantaids
Greens
Ba Marque Times Office
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco 49Ers
Washington Redskins
Green Bay Packers
Texas City Art League
Fran Anizan
B.J. Darby
League
6Th Street
Darby
Tinois
Iowa
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