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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1928

Page

9

Hidden Robbers Roost Valey Fortified by Waterwork and Wary Sentinels

The long concealed hideout is a cliff surrounded valley with carved dwellings and a hidden waterway. A machine gun guards the entrance while a second exit awaits in a cliff cave. Internal divisions erupt as Stella’s fate and leadership tensions threaten the band. Fair reveals his past crimes to Stella and admits the group is made of criminals, unsure of their future as the tale continues.

Pbolsa Fair Jim Barker Barker Stella Bob Padre Antonio Bill Wade Sus

Go Ahead Mor ton Faces Rescue Mission Amid Gang Warning

Secret service man Go Ahead Morton receives a letter from bandit leader Tom Fair urging rescue of Stella Morton from the gang. An enemy within the gang blocks Fair from aiding. The letter was meant for Go Ahead’s father, who is away. Go Ahead decides to act himself.

Supreme Court ruling on church and state oath prayer case

United States Christian in the Church of the Holy Trinity versus the United States argued before the Supreme Court on January 7, 1892. Justice Brewer noted the practice of opening assemblies with prayer and Sabbath observance as part of public life, reflecting historical usage in courts and legislatures.

Church of the Holy Trinity United States Supreme Court Justice Brewer

Oak Endures Through Ages Inspires Craftsmanship

The text notes oak’s exceptional durability made it essential from primitive tools to refined woodwork. It cites medieval shrines, halls, churches, and public buildings as enduring monuments of beauty and preservation today.

Claims of a Christian Nation In Official Declarations

A fragment notes how churches missionaries philanthropists and other groups contribute to a broader unofficial chorus asserting that the nation is Christian. The line suggests a pervasive civic culture shaping public discourse and identity.

Character Judgment and What It Means to Measure a Man

A brief quoted reflection on true measure of character, invoking a southern sentiment about deeds and generosity as the test of a person’s value. The line underscores generosity over status or power.

A Man Seldom Walks Erect When Circumstances Strain Him

A terse reflection notes that individuals tend to bend under pressure, with the quotation implying resilience varies by challenge and context. The line suggests moral weakness or endurance under duress, highlighting human frailty and character.

Thoroughly Modern Six Room Home Follows Colonial Lines

William A. Radford reviews a two story house with colonial exterior styling and a sun room. The design preserves colonial harmony with lap siding and a front entrance, but omits a central hallway inside. Six rooms plus bath and a sun room, with three large bedrooms upstairs and ample storage.

New England

Up-to-Date Kitchen Design Rules for Modern Homes

A house planning piece argues the kitchen is the core of daily life with 76 percent of wakeful hours spent there. It advocates central location, a minimum 100 square feet, efficient routing of tasks, and built-in fold-up furniture like wall ironing boards and folding breakfast tables to save space and cost. Emphasizes sanitary finishes, bright airy rooms, cross ventilation, and cheerful, sunlit design.

Built In Space for Auto Now Is Popular

The feature argues for integrating a garage into the house design. It notes that basements suit heating and wiring, reduce heat loss from detached garages, and allow saving space. The piece endorses a two car basement garage to maximize basement use and reduce fire risk.

Interior doors that won’t warp or crack gain popularity

Reinforced doors, a "door within a door" design, promise lasting strength and beauty. Finished in close-grained wood, they suit any color scheme and decor. Though pricier at purchase, long-term maintenance is minimal, with no warping or swelling common in cheaper models.

Dairy calf raising method using milk substitutes unveiled

T E Woodward of the Beltsville dairying station spoke at the Delaware Holstein-Friesian meeting on raising dairy calves with skim milk substitutes. He described a calf meal formula and a plan to shift from milk to meat by fifty days, enabling farms selling whole milk to grow replacement stock while maintaining herd health and production.

T. B T. E. Woodward United States Bureau of Dairying Experiment Station Beltsville Delaware Holstein-Friesian Association Woodward

Sterilize All Utensils to Keep the Milk Pure

W F E Krauss of the Ohio experiment station notes thorough utensil sterilization to keep milk pure. Bacteria enter milk from handling and equipment. steam and scalding water help but are often unavailable or impractical. Chemical sterilizers, especially chlorine-based, offer effective, odorless sanitation when properly diluted for rinsing and spraying.

W. F E. Krauss Ohio Experiment Station

Pee Contamination of Milk and Bacteria Sources

Bacteria contaminate milk from multiple avenues including the udder, milk ducts, and cisterns as well as dust air dirt from the udder and flanks milker and utensils. Disease bacteria may enter via cows with tuberculosis or handlers with contagious diseases or caring for patients with typhoid diphtheria or septic sore throat.

Avoiding Odor in Milk From Digesting Cows

Cows milked while digesting feed tend to produce butter with unwanted flavors. Odors arise from garlic pasture, moldy dry feed, cabbage, turnips, fermenting silage, or similar seeds. Milking just before feeding can reduce these undesirable notes.

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