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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
4
A home oil burning refrigerator powers itself for 24 hours after a kerosene fill. It uses no outside power and provides a full year of refrigeration for under $10. Five models available with demonstrations offered.
Austin July 2 Mrs Mary Jordan Atkinson author of a Texas Indians volume for Naylor Publishing Company reveals her research from University of Texas archives showing Texas history under foreign rule and the Comancheria flag.
The Denton department promotes including fresh fruits and vegetables in daily menus to boost nutrition. Sample menus span two days with meals such as Salmon a la Grament, veal cutlets, stuffed baby squash, and strawberry desserts. Recipes include Blackberry sponge and Iced Cake with a Compote of Strawberries detailing ingredients and method.
The article notes multiple Native groups including the Co manches Karankawa Tonkewa Mound Builders Caddo Asinai and Apache worshipped the sun. It states sun imagery appeared in flags banners and tattooed bodies and describes missionaries confronting sun lore during early Texas exploration. It emphasizes sun as a central theme across diverse cultures in the region.
A Kimble County committee of ranchmen and businessmen seeks government aid to eradicate cedar infestations on state ranges. They cite birds spreading seeds and overgrazing preventing cedar clearance by burning, note extensive range damage, and urge Relief Commission and Federal involvement.
The article promotes a vegetable laxative named Black Draught as a remedy for constipation. It cites a testimonial from J. P. Mahaffey of Clinton, claiming relief from dull headache drowsiness and fatigue through the product’s downward action on the bowels.
Government reports show Texas handled wheat contracts covering 3,674,186 acres with rental payments totaling 3,726,395.44 by Oct 1, 1934. Local handling cost averaged 1.2 cents per bushel, versus 1.42 cents nationally, with Parker, Ellis, Fannin, and Hockley counties among the highest in the state. Texas AAA payments constituted about one seventh of national total, while Texas expenses were about one thirteenth of national expenses. The piece ends with a diet aside on eggs and digestion.
Guidance on introducing new foods to a growing child. Offer at peak hunger, remove after a second refusal, then retry the next day when hungrier. Repeat until accepted. Praise modestly once accepted to encourage ongoing acceptance. Pays to advertise in the News.
Hazelwood posts a notice at Fitzsimons Land and Cattle property that all lands are posted against trespassing. Damon Smith signs the public notice citing Spencer-Sauer Lumber and the Fitzsimons entity. The date line reads March.
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