El Campo visitors share Sunday at relatives homes
Monuments Mr Arnold Papacek and family of El Campo spent Sunday at his mother Mrs. R. B. Papacek's home. Mr and Mrs J W Nachlinger and Mr and Mrs Henry Bohnenkamp of San Antonio visited relatives and friends here on Sunday.
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Arnold Papacek
el Campo
R. B. Papacek
J. W. Nachlinger
Henry Bohnenkamp
San Antonio
F. T. Bradford
Mike and
Ralph Bradford
Houston
Frank J. Wagner
Willie Mueller
J. M. House
Jerrel
Peggy Joyce
Harry Wagner
W. W. Foxworth
Billie
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Ancient Pure Food Law and Early Adulteration Scandals
The article recalls how medieval German authorities enforced purity laws with draconian punishments for saffron adulteration in Nuremberg, contrasting with modern federal pure food statutes. It then shifts to local society notes mentioning visits by Louis Knesek Jr. and family, Navy recruiter R E Hanak, and several families from San Antonio, Galveston, and Port Neches in Corpus Christi and nearby areas.
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Nuremburg
Fire safety note urges calling the fire department first
The National Board of Fire Underwriters warns that many homes burn because residents try to fight fires themselves. It emphasizes that the initial step is to call the fire department, as most homes are within a two to three minute run of a fire station, except rural areas.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Early car industry milestones and long term impact
After many failed attempts George Selden finished the first successful internal combustion engine in 1877. The Duryea brothers built the first car to run on a public highway in 1893. R E Olds Ford and mass production shaped the four billion dollar industry creating millions of jobs in numerous cities and states. One fourth of U S patents relate to automobiles.
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George Selden
Duryea
R. E. Olds
Ford
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Forest Fires Endanger Regrowth of America’s Woodlands
The article argues nature can provide perpetual forests if woodlands are protected from fire. It notes millions of seedlings are planted yearly, that lightly harvested areas show 50 new seedlings per mature tree, and that repeated fires destroy young growth and seed sources. It concludes fire protection allows forests to perpetuate.
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America
Nature
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