Texas race for governor muddled as Allred weighs third term
Dallas observers report the Senate investigation into state affairs could shape the governor's race with Bill McCraw preparing to announce his bid. Ernest Thompson expands campaign speaking while Allred contemplates running. internal committee splits and subpoenas fuel the political tension.
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Berkeley Student Finds New Type of Explosive
In Berkeley California 24 year old UC student Wendell Zimmerman reportedly discovered two new explosives while studying atomic structure. The RPX compounds boast power 15 and 25 times TNT with surprising stability making handling safer. International interest from war departments is reported. Denmark Sweden Norway and Hawaii are noted for higher telephone density than Britain.
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March Traditions Rise With Ides of March Lore
A compact look at March traditions and superstitions from ancient Rome to English calendar reform. It notes the Ides of March linked to Julius Caesar, March as the first month in old Europe, and sayings about March weather and temperament.
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Caesar
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England
Chain store tax hits Texas again after court battle
Receipts from the Texas chain store tax, upheld by the State Supreme Court after a two year fight, topped the million dollar mark this week. The levy funds the school and general funds with a portion allocated to the state administration. Single store owners face a small tax, while larger chains with multiple outlets incur higher payments. Some national chains move to fewer, larger “super stores” to cut the tax.
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Health certificate required for food handlers in 1921 law
A 1921 law mandates health certificates for workers in public eating places bakeries dairies and similar facilities and requires renewals every six months. The Texas State Department of Health urges periodic exams to detect incipient diseases and protect public health, arguing the cost is worthwhile for safer food and informed applicants.
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Texas State Department of Health
Dog Rusty Sets Record With 300 Blood Transfusions
In Orlando at Ruble small animal hospital, Rusty the greyhound has donated about 300 blood transfusions to other dogs after retiring from racing. Dr. Jerry Ruble notes they have drawn as much as a pint at a time and praises the canine donor’s remarkable service.
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Rusty
Ruble
Jerry Ruble
Is your wiring ready for today’s electricity needs
McCall's Magazine urges homeowners to assess wiring size and circuiting to prevent languid current. It explains how undersized wires waste energy, cause heating, and extend appliance operation. The piece recommends consulting a utility or contractor, adding dedicated circuits for kitchen, laundry, and lighting, and planning for future uses.
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McCall's Magazine
Dry Spray New Cure For Roup and Colds
A poultry expert reports a dust spray method using antiseptic powder to treat flocks with colds. Birds are exposed to airborne powder, then the house is closed for thirty minutes to clear nasal passages and limit infection while avoiding dampness from wet sprays.
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Kerville Mountain
How Apostles Died
A list of apostolic deaths across the early church details Saint Peter crucified head downward in Rome and Saint Paul beheaded, Saint James the Greater slain by sword in Jerusalem, Saint John saved from boiling oil and died in Ephesus, and other martyrdoms.
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Ephesus
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India
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