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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
3
Fort Worth Star Telegram reports Atlantis city scientists developed a fully reversible air conditioning machine. Run one way it heats and vaporizes. reversed it cools and dehumidifies, using ambient heat to power the process. Engineers see potential for transforming living climate and energy use.
A compilation notes various statistics and claims about the United States. It mentions births, forest fires, freight cars for paper, mental illness growth, Wisconsin as a dairy state, storage needs on corn belt farms, a Travelers Aid surge, public payroll employment, cheese production, government costs, bamboo growth, and tax burden. The piece reads as a curious list of figures rather than a cohesive report.
Henry Field outlines a year ahead farming plan emphasizing headwork over hard labor. He prescribes acreage mixes for cotton corn oats and other crops, terrace building, strip cropping, livestock needs, a garden and poultry, plus record keeping to maximize profits and reduce heartache in 1925.
Fort Green resident Archie W. Brown writes that small doses of Thedford’s Black-Draught after meals ease dullness and a heavy feeling from overeating or eating hastily. He praises the purely vegetable laxative and its soothing effects after meals.
A late night scene ends with McPherson exiting a taxi and fumbling his pocket. He tells the driver to stop under a lamp, claiming he is about to reveal a hit over, as quoted in the ex.
Ford introduces the V-8 De Luxe Tudor with new features and closer ride alignment. A revised V-4 engine system promises smoother operation and enhanced performance, while deluxe variants offer additional equipment and refined appearance.
A humorous Pathfinder feature lists chemical ingredients supposedly used by nature to craft good looking young women. It jokes about fat for soap, iron for strength, sulfur for fleas, salt to curb freshness, tears from water, and glycerine, gluten, phosphorus and a pinch of sugar, ending with a satirical note on love and the prospect of charm.
Land and Cattle Company posts all lands under its control against trespassing by any person. Notice appears under Damon Smith.
Notices posted on all lands known as the W. W. Willbern ranch deter trespass by all. Signed by W. F. Billie Willbern.
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