Folk Art Stories from Wimberley Tombstones
A reminiscence recounts local folk art carved from limestone along The Devil’s Backbone near the Blanco River. It describes Robert Pierce’s workshop, the carving method, engraving details, and two tombstones in Wimberley Cemetery dated 1880 and 1883 with angel motifs and inscriptions.
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Wimberley
Blanco
Robert Pierce
J. B. Winn
J. L. Robinson
Twin Mountain Manor
Y.M.C.A
Frank Brooke
Baby
Willis Jordan Brooks
Dressing trick to avoid hair disturbance and home hacks
A reader offers a scarf styling tip to keep hair from moving while trying on dresses. The note also explains disposing odors from a garbage disposal after strong-smelling vegetables and cleaning under the rubber flange. It ends with candlewax stain removal advice using blotting paper and ironing.
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