The Peanut Has Arrived Bulletin on Home Table Peanuts
The University of Texas bulletin by Miss Jessie P Rich argues the peanut is not a true nut and highlights its high protein and calorie value. It compares peanut nutrition to peas and beans and suggests peanuts offer a meat substitute amid rising meat prices. It also lists recipes such as Peanut Butter Nut Bread and Peanut Soup to showcase uses.
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University of Texas
Jessie P. Rich
School of Domestic Economy
University
Service as greatness and peace in Bry an lecture note
Extract from W. J. Bryan's lecture The Prince of Peace argues greatness lies in service and contributing to others. It suggests peace arises when citizens are valued by output to the common good rather than income and when praise goes to those who help welfare.
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Stephan Placko
Marietta
N. Y
Severa
Kingdom of Heaven
W. J. Bryan
Prince of Peace
Visitor Willie Nachlinger in Floresville Heads to City
Willie Nachlinger of Floresville has been in the city since the last issue visiting relatives and friends.
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Willie Nachlinger
Floresville
Port Development Call Free Ports For Nation
A history tone argument urging the United States to expand port facilities and create free ports to reduce farm freight costs. The piece notes 51 ports with 41 on the Atlantic and 10 on the Pacific, cites a 62nd Congress appropriation of over 51 million dollars for rivers and harbors, and argues foreign trade favors require free wharfage to end charges harming farmers. It promotes redirecting federal funds to ports where vessels can dock and discharge cargo without fees.
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Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Congress
The Vital Problem of Agriculture
Peter Radford argues that farming cannot develop without solving marketing. He cites $180,000,000 spent on soil and seed improvement, but far less on marketing. The Farmers' Union urges united action by farmers, merchants, bankers, editors, and statesmen to strengthen marketing alongside scientific farming and demonstrator work.
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Peter Radford
United States
Farmers’ Union
The Neighing Horse as Old Prime for Power
A historical fable on comparing political succession to a horse’s neigh shaping Persia’s throne. The piece mocks partisan bickering and urges politicians to end public clashes. It argues citizens deserve industry and peace, not constant political strife.
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Darius
Persia
Lutke Sells City Garage Interest to Henrichs Janak
F W Lutke disposed of his interest in the City Garage to Frank Janak last week. The new firm of Henrichs and Janak is formed and wished success. Dr Frank Kent of San Antonio, ear eye nose throat specialist, was in the city last Thursday on professional business.
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F. W. Lutke
Frank Janak
Henrichs & Janak
Frank Kent
San Antonio
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