Dishes You Can Eat Low Calorie and Still Satisfy
A digest of low calorie dishes from Dr. J. S. McLester with caloric counts for each item. Escalloped Fish 79 calories Peach Whip 36 calories Carrot Omelet 101 calories Cauliflower Casserole 99 calories Eggplant and Oysters Casserole 104 calories Stuffed Tomato 103 calories Spinach Salad 57 calories Bran Muffins 48 calories Stuffed Celery 198 calories Spinach Salad 142 calories Stuffed Tomato Salad 50 calories.
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J. S. McLester
In Memory of Our Grandfather W A Smith
Grandchildren honor their grandfather W A Smith with a poem praising his peaceful rest and faith in Jesus. A separate note mentions Miss Mary Millbank arriving in New York from Europe with snails collected at Hampstead Heath, England.
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W. A. Smith
Mary Millbank
New York
Europe
Hampstead Heath
England
Texas payrolls cut less than month ago
January payroll data show 66,020 workers across 615 firms, down from 70,308 on December 15, a 6.1 percent drop. Average weekly wages slipped about 2 percent from 25.08 to 24.72, with wage gains in eleven of 31 groups not offset by job losses in others.
Garner's Dog Helps in Wood Chores and Milking Routine
In a nostalgic Anecdotes column speaker John N Garner recalls his dog Shep from Texas boyhood days. The shepherd mix aided wood chopping by carrying logs to the box and fetched milk from the barn, even ringing the door for entry. The tale blends farm humor with an affectionate pet memory.
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James Hay Jr
House of Representatives
John N. Garner
Red River
Lone Star
Shep
Political announcements for Democratic primary July 23 1932
The Sun prints warnings for cash in advance political advertising and announces candidacies for the Democratic primary. W. N. Pol ey Butridge seeks District Clerk and C. M. Charley Cole seeks County Clerk.
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The
Sun
C. M
Charley) Cole
Lighting big airports costs 12000 to 25000 dollars
The U S Department of Commerce reports that lighting a modern airport with flood beacon and marker lights costs from 12000 to 25000 dollars. The expense is offset by the value to planes flying at night.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Commerce
Department
Want Ads and Notices Mixed in Whitewright Classifieds
Classified items include farm machinery for sale from Manning Clark & Meador, hatchery bookings at Whitewright Hatchery, farm seeds and cash for farm products by Lester Haile, a liquidation notice from The Planters National Bank of Whitewright, and a joint card of thanks from multiple families for support after a death.
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Whitewright Hatchery
R. D. Ford
Lester Haile
Planters National Bank of
Whitewright
Texas
Guy Hamilton
Newton sheriff and deputy killed in jail escape attempt
Sheriff Dave C. Humphrey and B A Meadows of Newton were slain when Caesar Powell, a Negro man who had killed his wife the prior night, overpowered jailer Recy Hamilton and triggered a shooting spree. Powell was killed by two Newton residents. Hamilton survived.
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Newton
Dave C. Humphrey
B. A. Meadows
Caesar Powell
Jasper County
Hamilton
Humphrey
Meadows
Winnie Ruth Judd Death Penalty Conviction
In Phoenix Arizona Winnie Ruth Judd is convicted of first degree murder of Agnes Anne Leroi and sentenced to death by hanging Judge Howard C Speakman sets February 23 for sentencingHer calm demeanor during verdict alarms observers and her counsel vows appeal The jury deliberated three hours forty minutes with two ballots first for guilt and then for the penalty
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
Fred Thomas suffers life changing arm loss at Fant Milling
Sherman reports Fred Thomas 22 injured when his left arm was caught in belting at Fant Milling Company. Doctors amputated the arm at the shoulder Saturday night. Recovery expected barring complications.
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Sherman
Fred Thomas
Fant Milling Company
Auto Differential Inventor Dies at 87 in Wisconsin
OsHkosh Wisconsin July gentleman Alexander Gallinger 87 inventor of the automobile differential died at his farm home near Oshkosh. In 1877 Gallinger and John Morse built a tractor using the differential principle and drove it from Green Bay to Madison to claim a five dollar award offered by the Legislature. Gallinger did not patent the invention and received no earnings beyond the legislative prize. The differential became a key component of the automobile.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Alexander Gallinger
Here
Gallinger
John Morse
Green Bay
Madison
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Grandfather
Jesus
Speaker Garner
Helen Ensor
London University
Somaliland
W. N. (Poley) Butridge
Tax Assesso
J. C
Carl) Allred
J. W
John) Washburn
Tom Brice
Harold Doss
C. A
Charley) McLean
G. D. Bennett
C. W
Pope
W. A
Will) Lee
Tom Sloan
Constable
J. R
Joe) Riddle
Jersey
Ross R. May
North Texas Seed Company
Riley Williams
Mamie Williams
Bells
J. C. Parsons
C. G. Blanton
Sanderson Barber Shop
Planters Gin Company
Vance Sweet
E. D. Barlow
Greenville
L LaRoe
Buell Spindle
R. L. Johnson
Manning
Clark & Meador
Chumbley
Rev. Vail
Miller
Hagard
Father Hicks
Earnhart
Ruthven
Room & Bath
Saint Louis
Olain
Sweden
Lloyd Moore
Whitewright, Texas
Jericho
Adonis
Pallas Athene
Joshua
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