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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1911
Page
10
The article advises that novice cooks should practice quietly, favor simple well prepared meals, and avoid complex dishes. It emphasizes keeping a tidy, uncluttered home, avoiding excessive furniture, and finding comfort in simplicity. It argues that calm, simple routines bring peace and cheer, not luxury or flashy food.
Arizona and New Mexico gain statehood, ending territorial status. The two new states gain full representation in Congress, organize regular state governments, and inherit federal irrigation and development projects. Arizona notes its climate, minerals, cattle, and cities. New Mexico describes its topography, rivers, mining, and historic Santa Fe, with political balance and early data on population and economy.
Paul Binz from the Martinez Creek area told court officials that hogs will walk miles to catch bullfrogs. Deputy Stevens asked about frog tanks, revealing low water levels that left ponds exposed and frog populations depleted. Binz also noted poor cotton prospects with a bale to ten acres as a decent yield.
Personal testimonials from C. D. Tharrington of Creek North Carolina and Samuel Stern of Brooklyn New York claim complete scalp cure after two months of Cuticura Soap and Ointment use. Both note prior doctor attempts failed and praise the products. A postal sample offer from Potter Drug & Chem Corp is included.
Conditions in Huntington bay are near ideal as elimination motor races for next week's trophy contest near completion. The Dixie IV has been chosen and yesterday the nineteen foot Sand Burr qualified. A wide gap remains between Dixie and Sand Burr that the committee aims to fill.
A New Jersey dispatch reports Recorder Martin B. Keffer banned spooning in rolling chairs after midnight. Miss Josephine Reed and J. R. Reed from Baltimore were arrested and fined $25 each. friends paid the penalties next morning.
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