Broiler-Fryers and Early American Chicken Dishes
Mrs. Juanita O'Connor notes fried chicken as an enduring American staple tracing its roots to English colonists in Jamestown. She recalls methods from colonial taverns, the famed Chicken Mary and Georgia’s deep fat fry, plus oven finishes and butter basted broiled variants.
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Jamestown
Virginia Frontier
Georgia
Winters Sets June Wedding For Mills Goetz Betrothal
Mr and Mrs Charles Mills of Winters announce the engagement of their daughter Terri Lynn Mills to Terry Lee Goetz son of Mr and Mrs Herman Goetz of Ballinger. Miss Mills is a Winters High School senior. The groom elect is a Ballinger High School graduate and works in Winters.
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Terri Lynn Mills
Terry Lee Goetz
Charles Mills
Winters
Herman Goetz
Ballinger
Miss Mills
Winters High School
Ballinger High
Ballinger High School
Crossword Puzzle Fall Theme Clues From Old Page
Puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues on astronomy areas card plays and sea terms. Entries include fall season words and assorted objects such as plants, tools, and animal names with abbreviations and arcaic spellings. The grid presents a standard newspaper cryptic style with defined lengths for each entry.
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Emerald Isle
Wingate Resident Clyde Dunn Dies in Ballinger
Clyde Dunn longtime Wingate resident died in Ballinger after living with his wife Mrs Dunn there last month Services held at Spill Memorial Chapel burial in Wingate Cemetery Out of town relatives included Kathy Ray Dunn Lubbock Dan Dodson San Antonio Harold Dunn Brownwood and others Local visits noted from Abilene Bronte MoiIe and Winters Cookery notes promote chicken dishes with two recipes listed and several community updates on hospital patients and visits
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Clyde Dunn
Wingate
Ballinger
Jongleur: Medieval itinerant musician and acrobat
Jongleur refers to a wandering medieval musician known for singing, playing instruments, and acrobatics as part of street performance and entertainment.
Happy Homemaking Travel Tips by Barbara Baker
Barbara Baker offers travel sewing and packing advice for families. She suggests stitching under seams for emergency repairs and packing layered suitcases with two days of wear for each child. A lightweight raincoat can double as a garment bag to protect clothes in the car.
Record Social Security Benefits Paid To Texans In 1972
A record 1.84 billion dollars in social security cash benefits were paid to Texas residents in 1972. The July 1972 rise increased benefits and made them inflation-proof, with automatic increases in future years. The 1972 amendments promise broader boosts for millions of beneficiaries, including higher payments for older widows, workers beyond 65, and a new minimum benefit of 170 dollars monthly for low paid workers.
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Texas
J. M. Talbot
Talbot
Nixon
Social Security Benefits in 1972 Texas and Nation
Texas paid 1 153 161 000 to retired workers and dependents 482 220 000 to survivors and 207 520 000 to severely disabled workers under 65 in 1972. National cash benefits reached 41 607 000 000, with 28.4 million people on rolls by year end. Prospects show 51.8 billion in 1973.
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Texas
Talbot
Vicuna Wool Decline and Ancient Coin Barter
The vicuna, high Andean animal valued for fine wool, faces near extinction due to demand for coats. A U.S. law bans imports of vicuna products and other endangered-animal goods. Early exchange relied on coin barter before coinage. The heaviest coins were 17th century Swedish copper 10 daler pieces weighing up to 43.42 pounds.
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Andes
U.S
Disabled workers and dependents rely on social security
Mr. Talbot notes that social security is often seen as an elderly program while over 26 percent of beneficiaries are under 60 and 15 percent are under 29, including disabled workers and their dependents.
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Social Security
Talbot
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