Primitive Filipinos Fire by Sparks From a Cane Fragment
A fragment of porcelain and a hard bamboo cane are used to ignite fires by primitive Filipinos. Reports describe method and materials, noting sparks produced during ignition.
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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
2
A fragment of porcelain and a hard bamboo cane are used to ignite fires by primitive Filipinos. Reports describe method and materials, noting sparks produced during ignition.
A politics page column mocks radicals and accuses them of stealing ideas. It singles out Democratic influence and endorsements of Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert H. Humphrey, framed as a paid political advertisement by Robert York.
Andy and Dorothy Lavender led a $0.75 million investment to create the Sandy Retreat near Port Isabel Padre Island. The development employs over 40 locals in peak season and offers 60 fully equipped apartments with pools, dining, and event services for tourists and executives alike.
Allan Cooksey clinched the Port Isabel PRESS football contest for the second straight time by selecting seven winners. He will receive a $5 gift certificate redeemable at sponsoring merchants and can pick it up this week.
Mr and Mrs J M Beck of Balls Texas spent five days at White Sands Motor Lodge and Marina enjoying shelling and red snapper fishing with Captain Zimmerman on the Speedway. They caught over 350 pounds and plan to return at the first chance. Mr and Mrs A W Hahnel of San Antonio reported 150 pounds of red snapper from Captain Brand's boat.
The South Padre Island Shell Club earmarks its 1965 Shell Fair with plans to invite renowned conchologist Dr. R. Tucker Abbott as a judge. The club anticipates hosting the event in February and will meet twice monthly at the Recreation Pavilion on South Padre Island to organize preparations.
The Port Isabel Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at 2 pm at the Bellinehausen home for a do it yourself program Designed for Decorating. Members discussed vinyl covering ideas and planned the October 6 meeting. Gwen Bellinghausen was re elected president with Paul Brows Wes as treasurer Lindsey as president and Purves serving as alternate delegate. Refreshments were served to guests including Mrs Milton Breasreaux and several members.
Thelma Paul and Eber D. Gallop exchanged vows in a single ring wedding officiated by Rev. F. B. Martin. The bride, from Spabel, wore royal blue with white carnations, lilies and an orchid center bouquet. Attendant Mrs Henry B Etherage wore blue jersey print. Groom’s cousin Henry B Etheridge served as best man. reception followed at the Seaside Two with a three-tier cake and bridal bouquet display.
The Brownsville Port Isabel Shrimp Association hosted U S Ambassador to Mexico Pub wa Freeman at a dinner at the El Jardin Hotel on Wednesday September 7. A reception in the Ambassador’s honor followed at 7 pm with the dinner at 5 pm.
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