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Shiner Gazette in Shiner, Texas

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Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1909

Page

7

Proposed constitutional amendments on city chartering and school districts

Senate joint resolution proposes amending Article 11 to allow cities over five thousand population to be chartered by special act and sets tax and debt limits. It also covers publication, election procedures, and funding for the amendment process in 1909. House joint resolutions extend school district formation and taxing powers and validate existing districts and bonds.

Senate State of Texas W. B. Townsend Secretary of House State of Texas Treasury Secretary of State

Nest Eggs for Poultrymen and Feeding Tips

The article advises green feed at noon to boost egg output and cautions against stale eggs. It recommends onion greens, lettuce wash to avoid germs, and warns against overcrowding and drafts. It notes Buff Minorca from Fresno district and expansion of breeds.

Fresno

A Pagoda of Camphor at the Philadelphia Museum

The Japanese exhibit in the Philadelphia Commercial Museum uses a camphor pagoda to display material and form. It shows the pagoda shape and Japanese carving on walls, and features camber crystal formations on glass caused by heat. Crystals rim the pagoda edges while some sides stay clear for viewing.

Athhe Philadelphia Formosa

Mustache Evolved From Faith Into Style Says Clergyman

A clergyman in a Lenten address argues the mustache has religious roots dating to the Moorish invasion of Spain when facial hair marked faith. He notes Spaniards shaved to leave only the upper lip, creating cross-like facial hair as a Christian emblem. The piece traces how its meaning shifted from devotion to elegance over time.

Spain

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