Texas Indians and Cannibal Tales From Early Texas
A historical note on Texas early history recounts Ikin’s 1841 guide to Texas, its Anglo British links, and debates over Texan identity and spelling. It describes pre1690 settlement, Spanish missions, Canaries colonists, frontier violence with Tonkahua allies, and Lafitte’s pirate era near Galveston, ending with Humboldt’s forecasts of Texas growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Historical
Texas Library
University Library
Arthur Ikin
Austin
Republic of Texas
Republic
England
Texas
Ikin
Great Britain
London
Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper
Paternoster Row
Kennedy
Cortes
Spain
Matagorda Bay
Alonzo de Leon
San Francisco
America
Canaries
Mexico
Gulf
Lafitte
Galveston Island
Humboldt
United States
Doom of unfit seen by Tulane professor in 10 000 year view
Frans Blom of Tulane University warns that modern civilization cultivates the unfit. He argues 10 000 years of archaeology and history show a pattern of neglecting the weak, starving the healthy, and coddling the diseased in sanitariums and penitentiaries, risking future extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frans Blom
Tulane University Department of
Blom
Edith Callan’s Broad Mindedness Shifts With Wealth
Claude Callan recalls Edith, once tied to her parish as sole path to salvation, widening church attendance with her husband’s growing wealth. She began visiting many denominations for showy clothes, then paused churchgoing altogether, preferring a sleeping Sunday in a soft bed.
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Edith
Cardui Helps Women Build Up Strength and Health
Cardui stimulates appetite and aids digestion to boost nourishment and strength. Women report relief from functional pains as health improves. Mrs. C. E. Ratliff of Hinton WV says after childbirth Cardus restored strength and she recommends it to others. Thousands testify Cardus benefited them. consult a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardui
C. E. Ratliff
Hinton
W. Va
Cardus
Soil conservation urged as key to rural problems
Iowa State College land-use specialists push soil conservation as the foundation of farm policy, linking erosion to tenancy, debts, leases, and cropping. notes 50% of Iowa land eroded, 10% nearly useless, and contrasts practices of tenants and owners across farm sizes and debt levels.
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Ames
AAA
Iowa
Iowa State College
National Farm Committee
College
Towa
Custard Musts For Smooth Filling And Gentle Baking
The guide lists custard musts such as dipping the cup in cold water before filling and baking in a slow oven. It emphasizes careful handling to ensure a smooth texture and proper results.
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Stephens & Bryant
Nayeet Bank
Bldg
Lowing
American Stamp di
Sue
Literary Digest
Market Growers’ Journal
McCall’s Magazine
Modern Thinker
National Sportsmar
Outdoor Life
Parents
Pathfinder
Pictorial Review
Plain Talk
Popular Mechanics
Real Detective
Redbook Maga Review of
Screenland
Silver Screed Today
Woman’s Home Cid World Digest
Whitewright
Ned Moore
Farre Arr
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Virginia
Sam
Claude Callan
Whitewright Sun
Farm News
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