Prospective Presidential Candidates Across Parties
The Washington Post notes Democratic prospects include Governors Al Smith and Albert C. Ritchie and Senator Jim Reed, with others like McAdoo, Robinson, Harrison, Glass, and Governor Donahey also mentioned as potential contenders. On the Republican side, potential candidates include Lowden, Longsworth, Hoover, Borah, and Hughes, depending on Coolidge's stance and party dynamics.
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al Smith
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Jim” Reed
Missouri
Harry Hawes
United States Senate
William Gibbs McAdoo
McAdoo
California
Senate
John B. Elliott
Wilson
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Glass
Virginia
Donahey
Honest Vic
Ohio
Buckeye
Coolidge
Lowden
Illinois
Farmers
Longsworth
Hoover
Department of Commerce
William E. Borah
Idaho
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
House
Borah
Europe
Far West
West
White House
Hughes
Washington Post
Home Curing of Pork for Texas Farmers
Extension expert E R Eudaly urges Texas farmers to raise hogs for home use and outlines sugar brine curing. He notes many farms lack hogs and warns dry salt methods fail to preserve quality for a year. A brine formula uses 10 gal water 20 lb salt 10 lb brown sugar 5 oz saltpeter and requires overnight curing.
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Texas
E. R. Eudaly
A. and
M. College of Texas
Eudaly
Home Cured Meat Preparation Process from Historic Guide
Directions describe brining pork over night then packing ham shoulder and side meat in a barrel with skin side up. Weigh, Brine, and refrigerate three weeks, then drip dry ten more days. Smoke and wrap in newspaper and cotton sack, sew tight, hang in a cool place for year round meat.
Pocketbook Found on Road Sparks Private Conversation Debate
Dunk Botts reports a pocketbook with 90 cents found on the road this morning. The owner claims it was not meant for outsiders to overhear, suggesting the outsider would be invited to join the talk if true. local observer Fletcher Henstep questions the outsider’s role.
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Sim Flinders
Fletcher Henstep
Rooster's Echo Gets Loud in Hillside Crowing
Poke Eazley describes his rooster as wildly noisy, crowing at its own echo against the hillside after a night of repeated clamor and apparent lack of sense.
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Poke Eazley
Carpenters Move Counter at Tickville Drug Store
A large crowd gathered for most of the day last Friday in front of Tickville drug store to watch two carpenters move a counter and nail up a shelf.
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Tickville
Raz Barlow Notes People Move Aside At Sight
Raz Barlow observes that nearly everyone steps back or moves out of the way when he approaches, reflecting a public reaction to his presence and actions.
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Raz Barlow
Blind man with cane defies harm claims
A brief note asserts a blind man, often seen approaching, has never harmed anyone with his cane, emphasizing safety and nonviolence despite perceptions.
The Tin Peddler Refuses Passengers to Bounding Billows
The Tin Peddler announces no more riders between here and Bounding Billows after he picked up Columbus Allsop on the last trip and missed a good meal sifter.
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Columbus Allsop
Uncle Mark Quips on Modern Demands and Marriage
Brief exchange shows Maurice asking what his aunt earned, then Uncle Mark quips about not knowing what he got when marrying her. The dialogue highlights generational attitudes toward money and union from a lighthearted vignette.
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Mark
Maurice
Texas crop yields show large gains across staples
Texas wheat this year reached 34,238,000 bushels, about five times last year. Oats rose to 83,700,000 bushels, over six times prior. Non cotton crops will net farmers over 100,000,000 dollars above last year. Cotton output near 5,500,000 bales, value at current price nearly equals last year’s cotton crop.
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Texas
When Wife Takes the Wheel Joke From Doctor
A patient describes nerves to a doctor who quips that his wife drives a car too. The exchange highlights fear of noises and strangers with humor. The doctor concludes with a light remark about his wife driving, offering a humorous take on anxiety and driving.
LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Promoted for Tonic Effect
An editorial note promotes Laxa tive Bromo Quinine as superior to ordinary Quinine claiming tonic and laxative benefits with no nervousness or head tingling. It urges readers to recall the full name and seek the signature KE. W. Glove. We.
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KE. W. Glove
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