The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 122, Ed. 1 Friday, November 20, 1925 Page: 3 of 6
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RENT—Two or three
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Co. of Dallas. See us.
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Carey. General Agent,
| Bel Id lny, Corpus Christ!, Tex.
Firestone Balloon
moaatgd on rim. Return toi
to Rtoord oSce. . '
Black greyhound streaked
•bout 6 month* old. Own-
of Olga Arcbera.
Rte, S.Box 181 Cuero.
on rim in
or on Yorktown road
at Record.
’* green coat Jacket on
•t, between filling station
Return to Record. *
•BLECTING YOUR ,TURKEY
When you select your turkey for
TMnk^giring, one of tbe chief con.
sidbrfctiocs is tbe amount and quality
of flesh on the body, eapecially on vftry froa *n hour and a half to
the breapt’ hack and hips. Plenty of f0Ur or bourn, according to the
flesh means plenty of meat for carv-1 agtl an(j tjx<, 0f tbe turkey. Success in
lag and thfre should also be a gem cooiijDg * turkey or any poultry de-
eroue amount of fat to Insure a moist 0B close attention throughout
tender turkey. Tb« French always ex- th„ t,me tbe blrd lg ,n tbe ov„„
poae a turkey in the market with the ^.be cngtoin of having a turkey for
hack; up ao tbS1 housewife can better Thanksgiving dinner dates back to tbe
observe bow plump the bird is, early New England settlers, who
Feeling the §nd of the breast or f0Un<| turkeys wild and highly recoin-
heel bone and examining tbe spurs
on the feet may give some idea of tbe
of a turkey, but these teat* are
not infallible ad far as picking out a
good tender turkey is concerned. Al-
most any turkey may be cooked eo
that it la tender, but it is of course
easier to roast a young bird. Tbe beat
aietbod of cooking a turkey is that by
which tbo flash is hepR moist and
jricy. Cooking it In a offered roaster
with a little water In the bottom in a
carefully regulated oven will prevent
it from drying out. The cover should
be’removed at thd end et the cooking
period fmt browning the turkey and it
must bwhasted frequently. The beat
should bo reduced after the turkey
begins to brown. As the water in the
roasting pan will gradually cook away
ft must be renewed from time to
time. If the turkey is being cooked in
on ordinary uncovered pan, it la a
good plan to put a few strips of bacon
mended by the Indians. Domestic tur-
keys are at their prime in the fall of
tbe year, and their site makes them
suitable for serving to a good many
people, so that the custom for practi-
cal reasons, has continued down to
tbe present.
Iff MOVIE NOlff
“THE IRON HORSE” TRUE TO
HISTORY OF EARLY WE»T
Numerous histories of the building
of the new west, telling of the drat
continental railroad, record colorful
incidents of that achievement which
have been faithfully re-enacted for
the screen In the William Fox special
“The Iron Horae.” As an instance,
there is a detailed record in “New
RECORD’S CROSS LWORD PUZZLE
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Horizontal.
1—Container for boiling water
•—To oesreh out
11—Bros (poet.) * is—Old
18—That thing , U—Help
IT—Intttale of a President T
II—Proceed
II fegeclour or wise
II—Mind measure
84—That man
81—Tou (arch.)
88—Conjunction
>7—Note of scale
tS-p-Permer Russian ruler
SO—Stick for hitting belle
11— Is not (contreeted form)
84—1Tardy
88—White oereel used by Chinese
. . , for principal food
lt-r Unruffled
••—Period of t!m*
40— To grow together, as bones aft-
er a break
41— Part of "to be"
44—Same as It borieontal
44—Boy’s name,
47—Company (abbr.) it—Ex let
41—Varied 51—Work (abbr.)
68—Preposition
44—Greek letter
M—Netary public (abbr.)
54—At another time
M—To bridge a gap
44—Blrtfnr room
Vertical.
1—Medieval warrior
8—Preposition
S—Bams aa 17 horizontal
4— Pound (abbr)
5— Biblical character who sold hie
birthright
4—To loee color
7— For example (abbr.)
I—Note of scale
8— Highway labbr.)
14—Tower of a fortress or castle
14—Pedal digit* * 14—Concept
17—Small mountain pool
19—Ancient Egyptian monument
wltb triangular faces
>0—Note of scale
21— Negative
22— To fall In a thin stream
29—Everything 10—Couch
21—Tp attempt
II—Japanese coin
14—Rude houses made ef logs
87—So be It!
99—To encourage 41—Image
42—4111k hat (slang)
45—No tv of scale 45—Like
5|—Opening 51—A file
61—Boy’s name
67—Point of oompaaa
45—Preposition 44—Patbee
•1—Land measure
42—Mew Latin (abbr.)
leleties will
Colorado,” by Hhy«t. of an attempt
by Indians to lasao a train. Tbe inci-
dent is shown in the picture as dear-
ly aa it occurred.
“The graders and track layer* of*
ten had to fight their way and there
is a tradition current of an attempt
to stop ao express train.” wrote
Hayes. ’It is understood that a lariat
wa* stretched across the track, breast
high and held by some thirty braves
on each side, “But,” says the nar-
rator, "when the* engineer fust see It,
he didn’t know wbat on airth wuz the
matter; but in a minute more be buat
out laughin’ and he ketched hold of
that throttle, an’ he opened her out;
an’ be struck that lariat agoln’ about
forty mile an* hour, an’ be jest piled
them bravea op everlastiu’ permiscous
you bet!”
John ^Ford, the director, follows ac-
tual history in tbe picture which baa
been heartily approved by both press
sod public.
“The Iron Horse” comes to the
Dreamland theatre .for an engage-
ment of 8 days. Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. *
Heal Those Sore Gums
U you suffer from Sort Gums, Bleed
US Gums, Loom Teeth, Foul Breath or
from Pyorrhea la even its wont form,
we will Mil you a bottle of Leto'i
Pyorrhea Remedy and guarantee It tr
pl4ue you or return moot?. L. L. But
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Capital $100,000 Surplus
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE S
A Brand New Business
Here To Serve You
DELCO LIGHT PRODUCTS,
PLUMBING mad ELECTRICAL REPi
•WASHING MACHINES, WATER
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134 Eut Muii St.
Telephone 33
RADIO.
“SERVICE AND SATISFACTION”
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Platinum, gilvar, Ola-
mends, magnet© points, false teeth,
Jewelry, any valuables. Mall to-
day. Cash by return mall.
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WOOD
Cogdwood, Chunks or Stove
537-W
BAUER’S WOOD YARD
Bill Ding Sez:
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MARRIAGE
Build a home now and start life
in tbe right way, full of happiness
and contentment. We have several
plan books of the latest bunga-
lows. Come in and select the one
you like best and let us figure the
cost for you complete.. We have
everything in lumber you’ll need,
so don’t delay but see us today.
I’m Interested in:
( ) “Bill Ding” Plana.
( tarn Plan*.
( ) Garage*.
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. 16% of Cuero’g populi
payers. TRere ig not a
reiki he-men at the head of ft
could mot provide a home fof hi* family
if he really wanted'to. We are hom6 build-
ers. Just a little effort on your part. We
sell homes on installment not automobiles.
Give yourself a kick and tell your Rife
you are going to own a home.
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COME TO SEE US
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Alamo Lumber^
J. T. Newman, Mgr,
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Tdephone 400—423—424
(HERO LUMBER CO.
P. C. aCHRADK, Mgr.
Bread to your kitchen door each
Pliskafs Home Bakery
409 West Mam St
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 122, Ed. 1 Friday, November 20, 1925, newspaper, November 20, 1925; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1130526/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.