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Newspaper

Llano News

Location

Llano, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

8

Charlie Chan in Secret at Lantex Theatre Tonight

Charlie Chan appears in Charlie Chan's Secret at the Lantex Theatre tonight with Warner Oland Rosina Lawrence Charles Quigley and Henrietta Crossman Two short features follow The Great Impersonator stars Edmund Lowe Valerie Hobson Vera Engels at Lan tex Friday night only Jack Holt stars in Dangerous Waters Saturday with Robert Armstrong Grace Bradley and Diana Gibson Also Harlem Bound Fighting Marines serial and Sunday Monday Shirley Temple Here Again Captain January shown at the Lantex Theatre

Charlie Chan E. Phillips Oppenheim Lantex Theatre Edmund Lowe Valerie Hob-son Vera Engels Jack Holt Robert Armstrong Grace Bradley Diana Gibson

Captain January theatrical review and lineup

The piece previews Captain January with Guy Kibbee and Shirley in a tale of love and rescue aided by a truant officer. It notes The Multiplication Table Dance and three new songs by Shirley, plus Slim Summerville, Buddy Ebsen, June Lang, and Jane Darwell in the cast. Also listed: Brides Are Like That at Lantex Theatre with Ross Alexander and Anita Louise, a Vitaphone musical comedy When You're Single, and a Pathe News segment.

Guy Kibbee Warner Bros Ross Alexander Anita Louise Lantex Theatre Vitaphone Pathe News

Boll Weevil Control: Wintering, Emergence and Damage

County Agent D. D. Steele warns that heavy rains invite boll weevils which damage squares and young bolls. Weevils overwinter as adults and emerge from March to July, puncturing squares and causing shedding. Immature weevils die with heat and dryness, while eggs hatch in about three days into white larvae that feed inside fruit.

D. D. Steele

Controls for the Boll Weevil in Cotton Fields

The text describes life cycle length of two to three weeks and multiple generations, urging early control since weevil damage is preventable. Approved methods include 4 to 6 pounds per acre of calcium arsenate dust, begun at 10 percent squares punctured, with 3 or more 5 day apart applications, and rain necessitating reapplication. Also suggests calcium or senate dust before squares form, molasses calcium arsenate mixture, and dusty equipment use. Emphasizes early harvest of cotton and soil prep to advance square stage and reduce weevils, plus winter cleanup to curb hibernating populations.

Trench Mouth Warns Of Severe Infection Risks

Health officer warns trench mouth or Vincent's infection is highly contagious and can be fatal if untreated. It spreads by direct mouth contact or sharing contaminated items and is preventable by good oral hygiene and avoiding shared utensils. Early signs include dry burning gums with later bleeding. Seek prompt dental advice if symptoms arise.

Austin Vincent Per Gang John W. Brown

Rail executive praises country weeklies as ad force

Harry G. Taylor, chairman of the Western Railroads, leads a campaign to place 6036 weekly papers on the advertising list. The program boosts both passenger and freight business across the Great Lakes to the Pacific, New York to Nebraska, highlighting the role of country weeklies in rail advertising.

Harry G. Taylor Western Railroads Taylor Western Railroad United States Great Lakes Pacific Coast Canadian Gulf of Mexico Plaindealer Almena Kansas Central City Nebraska State Railway Commission Washington American Railway Association Western Group of Railroads

Cold storage slows fruit respiration to extend life

Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture warn that slowing apples’ respiration by cold storage extends freshness. They note respiration doubles with each 18 degree Fahrenheit rise and that improper humidity affects flavor, with optimal storage at 85 to 88 percent moisture.

United States Department of Agriculture

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