Student Lived in Eight Foreign Countries Before Sixteen
A De vine Texas native, Jon Cook, a UT freshman premedical student, lived in eight Latin American countries before turning 16. Born in Laredo, he moved with his physician father to Peru and other nations, learning Spanish first and English later. He plans about eight more years to finish medical training and may return to South America as a camp physician.
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Austin
Tex
Jon Cook
Devine
University of Texas
Texas
Mexico
Bolivia
Peru
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Venezuela
Panama
Joe
Laredo
Dr. Cook
South America
Average community needs a well organized health dept
In Austin Texas on December 5 the American Public Health Association urged a strong health department. It should stress five activities: safeguarding child health and motherhood, contagion control, accurate birth and death records, support of public health laboratories, and sanitary control of disease spread from waste and vermin. The Texas State Department of Health supports this emphasis.
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Bureau of Vital Statistica
Austin
Tex
American Public Health Association
LET'S TALK CLOTHES By onr Young Modern
An article from Texas State College for Women students promotes simple dark wool outfits with smart trims. It highlights twin bracelets, rings and ear clips as key accessories, noting wooden linked bracelets with cuff-like shape add grace to costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Return of slave bracelets brightens winter frocks
Colors placed at each wrist of long sleeve frocks highlight cuff decor. Gold and silver slave bracelets with bright stones are shown as winter adornment. Wide buckle effect styles in wood add decorative notes with matching belts. Costume jewelry expands to ear clips rings novelty clips and more for the fashion parade.
Dormitory and infirmary contracts approved for Texas State College
The Texas State College for Women board of regents approved a tentative 221 064 37 contract for a dormitory and infirmary as part of a $500 000 PWA grant. Bids for the fine arts and science building are expected, with total dormitory construction and related work reaching 187 419 65 and infirmary costs at 33 658 79.
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Denton
Board of
Regents of
Texas State College For Women
CSA
PWA
Christmas Seals Support Tuberculosis Battle
Christmas Seals combat tuberculosis by funding prevention and control efforts. Purchase funds provide one-time payment that works year round, aiding public health measures for the disease’s impact on young to middle-aged adults.
Joy of Living Too Late Lessons From an Embezzler
Kerrville Mountain Sun reflects on a Illinois banker who stole 56000 to chase wealth, fled to Wisconsin, then realized money cannot buy a meaningful life. The piece argues modern society misvalues virtue, leisure, and nature, leaving people chasing empty dreams too late to change.
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Illinois
Wisconsin Woods
Kerrville Mountain
Anti-Divorce Clinic Opens With No Attendees
Oklahoma City report on the Maturate Society hosting an instructional anti divorce clinic at First Methodist Church Sunday School room. Dr W A McReever teaches but chairs remained vacant as couples were absent. advice centers on church life, debt and family harmony with quirky lines about marriage, money and home.
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Oklahoma City
First Methodist Church
W. A. McReever
Anater
Pigs Thwart Loan Split Texas From Union Myth
A garbled text suggests satire about Texas briefly as a republic in 1926, mentioning pigs and an innkeeper Hallock and a minister. The readable pieces imply a humorous or misrendered report on Texas independence and statehood, with odd references to 48 states and unusual names.
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Texas
Austin
Mexico
Union
Bern
Texas Defers Loan Proposal and Joins the Union
In 1840 Texas faced deep fiscal trouble with seven million dollars in paper money and no treasury gold or silver. Col. James Hamilton sought a Paris loan through J Lafitte & Company to fund a national bank. Interpersonal disputes with M de Saligny over pig damage led to arrests, but the Texas path to union ultimately averted bankruptcy and kept the young republic from collapse.
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Atte & Company
Texas
Republic
Lamar
Col
James Hamilton
Paris
J. Lafitte & Company
Hamilton
United States Bank
Mr. Bullock
M. de Saligny
J. Gafitte & Company
Tiumillsan
Texas farms and county demonstrations in 1995 notes
Extension editor reports on Calhoun and Hill counties with 1995 Farmers' Short Course funding, tamale plans from hog-killing funds, and a calf gaining 208 pounds in 60 days. Clyde McElroy of Randall County improves market value by creep feeding calves with cottonseed cake. Kate Owen of Hill County catalogs pantry value at $11.78 with storehouse surplus of canned goods and vegetables.
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Clisde McElroy
Randall County
Green Lake Flame Demonstration Club
Calhoun County
A and M College
Damon Davis
Meyard County
Kate Owen
Hill County
Asher
Food and Home Hints for Everyday Care
Helpful hints cover preserving color of apples with spray, measuring rayon garments before washing, stretching to size, drying towels, greasing muffin pans to prevent sticking, adding peanut butter for flavor, rinsing pans to stop milk sticking, boiling agate ware to remove dirt, using molasses and grease to prevent sticking, grinding soap scraps for laundry use, and peas in boiling water with pods.
Happiness Not One-Sided Hips 78 in Fort 7h
Fort Debut at Vet De wb Ds agree on a 78 point win with a close but balanced performance. The event highlighted team resilience and key plays in a competitive matchup.
Gratitude as the Key to Happiness in Farm News Essay
The text argues that an ungenerous and ungrateful heart withholds happiness. It claims ingratitude shrivels the soul while gratitude opens life’s treasure. It urges thanksgiving in requests to God and ties blessings to a thankful disposition as taught by the Dallas Farm News.
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Dallas Farm News
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Llano County Texas
Public notice of a sheriff sale issued December 4 1934 in Llano County Texas. Property described as portions of Lots 6 and 61 in Block 3 Original Town of Llano along the Llano River. Sale set for January 1935 at Llano County Courthouse between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
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State of
Texas
Liano
Court of Liano County
J. F. Buttery
C. H. Brame
Dan McDonald
Llano County
Llano
Llano River
N.W
John
Elizabeth Buttery
A. Lang
Austin Real Estate and Abstract Company
C. M. Wallace
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Texas State Department of Health
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THE
Board OF Regents
Rend Liang
Chevrolet
Genuine
Harrison Motor Company
Mincie Fisher Cunningham
Extension Service
Sheriff's Sale
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