Views on Free Meat Debate in Texas Cattle Industry
The free meat bill, to be aired in a forthcoming congressional special session, meets mixed reaction. Opponents fear US meat industry harm from foreign imports while supporters view tariff removal as boosting competition and potentially lowering living costs. Colonel Or, a prominent cattle owner and former Trans-Mississippi leader, opposes the bill, arguing it won’t cut living costs.
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Freckle Remedy Warns Against Coverups and Meat Tariff Debate
The article discusses cosmetic advice urging against masking skin blemishes with paints and powders, promoting mercurized wax to remove freckles and pimples. It shifts to a heated debate on tariff policy, arguing free meat harms Texas cattlemen while free cattle would help, featuring views from Al McFaddin and R. B. Pumphrey and remarks on Argentina, Mexico, and industry impacts.
Simple home hair darkener recipe touted by Kansas City resident
Mrs. A. Biggam of Kansas City describes a DIY hair darkening mix using bay rum glycerine and Barbo Compound. She claims it darkens gray hair, stimulates growth and softens hair, with twice weekly application then biweekly, and adds it helps itching dandruff and scalp troubles without staining or greasiness. The recipe is presented as inexpensive and age-reducing.
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Kansas City
Delinquent Girls Placed in Good Shepherd Home
Two girls were placed in the Good Shepherd Home last week via the San Antonio Humane Society. One from Oklahoma wandered at night and, deemed dependent by court, is sent there. The other, a Mexican girl, was removed from immoral surroundings at her mother's request.
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New Books Arrive at Carneg ie Library
Last week the Carnegie Library received a varied slate of new volumes. Titles include Van Dyke The Unknown Quantity Bordeaux The Woolen Dress Mac Naughton Peter and Jane Gillmore Phoebe Ernest and Cupid Gray En sign Russell Freytag Technique of the Drama Hauptmann The Weavers Shakespeare The Art of Ing Henderson The Art of the er Holliday The Cavalier Townsend Our Constitution Pa The Cherokee Indians Compton dian Life in Town and Country ton Talks in a Library Bue The Meaning and Value of Dewden Michel de Monta Baldwin Essays Out of Ho Thomas German Literature The Seashore Book.
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Matthew's Cafeté Serves Cleanest, Best Food In Antonio
A reader hints that Matthew's Cafeté on Losaya Street offers the cleanest, best food in Antonio with ticket value described as five dollars for five dollars and a half.
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