Cache Youths Attend Mountain Camp and Community Notes
Several Cache youths joined a Baptist church encampment at Lake Quanah Parker led by Shirley Rogers Eva Ford Gabriel Ford Betty Dup ler Mary Green Nina Logan Cherry Guthrie Wynona Shrader Nelda Walker and Mrs A R Rogers. The WSCS meeting at the church voted to discontinue meetings until September. Also reported are visitors, travels, a June Texas marriage in Vernon, marching revivals, a teen dance at the city hall and various local visits and arrivals.
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A 28 Year Old Cow Bears Her 26th Calf in Maine
Ripley Mc. reports a 28-year-old cow, likened to a 90-year human, has delivered its 26th calf. Owner Mrs. Lila Vitam claims the animal is Maine's oldest and perhaps nationwide. The cow once yielded 10 quarts daily, dropping from 18 quarts a day a year ago. Angels Animal Hospital officials note cows typically live about 15 years.
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Flood Threatens Rio Grande Valley in Texas
Del Rio Texas reports a second flood in 10 days as tributaries of the Rio Grande spill their banks after over four and a half inches of rain. Pecos and Devil's rivers rise while Loyd Hamilton of the International Border and River Commission warns of significant water flow and possible evacuations.
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Grave Of Famed Magician Found In Phoenix
The unmarked grave of Paul Valadon father of modern magic and vaudeville star was found in Phoenix by the Magician Guild of the United States. Valadon famed for sleight of hand and spectacular illusions headlined the Orpheum circuit with partners Thurston and Keller. A shrine is planned at the grave site to honor his legacy.
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Silent stage star dies after TB illness in early 1900s
A former stage performer faded from the spotlight after slipping into tuberculosis. He and his son moved to Phoenix but he died in 1913 at 46 in Moses Lake Washington. Neighbors found him at the back door of their former home as plans were made to forward him to the Hamnsberrys after a failed test cure.
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Homesick Cat Returns After 400-Mile Hike
A year-old angora named Fluffy traveled over 400 miles in a month then limped back to Leominster Massachusetts, footsore after leaving the Ben Hansberrys caravan in Buffalo New York during a move to a new home.
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Free Cars Plan Proposed for Disabled British Veterans
LONDON AP Britain weighs a scheme to provide free cars for crippled ex servicemen and disabled workers. The proposal, in early discussion, will be considered by the National Advisory Committee on service pensions with comments from Glenville Hall, financial secretary to the Treasury.
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Pensions Minister Seeks Free Cars for Disabled Men
The House of Commons heard the Minister of Pensions hopes to announce a scheme soon providing disabled men with cars at no charge to assist them in business and allow occasional sunlight.
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Peat Bogs Used As Natural Refrigerators In Ireland
Ireland relies on peat bogs for cooling butter and perishables due to their steady temperatures. The practice leverages bogs as low cost, natural refrigeration in rural areas.
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Red Ant Beds Promoted for Pest Control
An advertisement touts Red Ant Beds with Durhams Ant Balls as a cheap solution under 5¢ per dent, claiming quick dissolution in water to kill ants. It promotes the product at druggists and Gilbert's Drug Store with a price of 35¢ and 25¢ for related items.
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Gilbert
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