The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 3, 1946 Page: 2 of 8
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THE ALBANY NEWS
Albany, Terns, Thursday, January 8, /#4#
FARMF.KS URGED TO CULL
UNPRODUCTIVE ANIMALS
(TIIICAOO, 111,. A national
drive this week to 'ill out unpro-
ductive farm animal.- he.fore win
ter, as a inone> .i. invr mea-tiro
for farmers, wa uir^'f ted here
by official. of the \iiiciiraii Vet-
erinary Medical \- ociat.on.
"If every farmer would -et
aside one day tlii- seek, to check
his herds and Hock - for the e cull.-,
it would mean million- more pro-
fits for livestock producers be-
tween now and next pring," Dr.
J. (!. Ilardenhertrh, ecretary of
the association, said. " I here are
hundreds of thousands of animals
which cannot he wintered through
at :i profit. There are many oth-
ers suffering from chronic diseases
which may serve as carriers to
spread harmful di-ea.e to healthy
animals while confined in winter
i|Unrters. Itoth thr.-e type.- of an;
nulls should he culled out and ill
posed of."
Among the type ugge-ted to
be culled are sterile cows, chronic
mastitis case , over age animals,
old hens which maj harbor tuber
miosis, infer! le hm'tliiiir animal ,
"bull nose" hog , and others sul
ferlng from chronic, incurable
conditions.
"In :ortlng out animal- to he
dispo i il of and tho-e to he kept,
the local veterinarian can often
• Clothing thai you nuy consider old can bring new life to
some tuflVring person to whom war brought despair and
destitution.
Your «p re clothing will be distributed free, without dis-
crimination, to victims of Nazi and Jap oppression in Ku-
rope, the Philippines, and the Far East.
Dig into your attics, trunks, and closets today .. . dig out
•II the clothing you can spare.
What YOU Can Do!
1. Get together all the clothing
you can sparo.
2. Take it to your local collection
depot immediately.
$. Volunteer some spare time to
your local committee.
The more you do
the heller you 'II jeel
Victory Clothing Collection
for Overseas Rdfcl Afiflf ffio
<n\
4C
V-i.
HENRY J. KAISER
A 'ational Chairman
help t o dot fit i tn I i \ iilual
might be carriers of
eases, and also identify animals
which can be put hack on a paying
basis by proper attention," Dr.
Ilardenbergh reported. " I'lie main
thing is to make a checkup of each
herd and llock before winter, both
for economy and efficiency and
now is a good time to do it."
o —
Deception
At our summer home in Maine,
when we sought milk of a better
iquality than that applied by our
regular source, we turned to a
French farmer in the neighbor
hood. Our regular dairyman wa
unite indignant. "That French
man!" be exclaimed. "Me is utter
ly dishonest. Me will turn to any
trick. Why, he will even put
cream in his niilk in order to sell
it!"
Ibii advertisement was prepared h\ t'<r Adeertt'h"' Co"ttcil f>>r / ' i 17 /or; ( lothiri" Collectinn,
^itate Health Notes
AUSTIN. All children should
be immunized against diphtheria
at a very early age, according to
n statement on the subject releas-
ed this week by the Texa^ State
Department of" Health, explaining
that toxoid which can he admini-
tered easily and without danger
can safeguard youngster against
this serious and killing disea-e of
childhood
Dr. (ii-o. W Cox, -tate health
officer, urge., all Texa parents to
have their children, who are not
already protected, immunized at
once.
"The (dniiniitration cvf toxoid
can save a child from eriou ill
noes ur even death and tho.e who
have not been .afegu.irded against
this dangei Jiould hi- inoculated
immediately," Dt Cox aid
"Hah c, ihould he immunized
by the ige of eight or nine
month i," Di Cox advi-ed " A
first dose of toxoid is recommend
od by nitboritie on the tare of
infant by the age ol eight or nine
months, and sometime, a. early i
six months \ ,econd i|n-e is II
unlly gi\ "ii later "
To maintain immunity at i sigh
level, I'i 'ox empha-I/I'd that a
rein for in g do-e of foxoui i ad
Vin-d wli"ii a child i oli! enough
to enter hool 01 have i Schii k
tevt nia I • i 'hildren w ho enter
■ chool ol kindergarten tin y■ i
Wit ho'i' i , iddp atrial a feguani
or williooi ever havinir been on
miinized art ainlj .hntild be ;>ro
tected without my further delay
the -tat • health officer ■ I• ■ <■ tjiri ■ I
HINTS ON USING PERFUME
(liy Jeanette Smits)
\IIW YOKK. Kstne of I'ari
came forward recently with a
blunt statement which challenged
the world wide and well-establish
ed tradition of the good grooming
of Amor.can women.
"American women don't take
enouhh baths!" said the green
eyed and vivacious perfumer
"And that i why," she added,
"the good perfume of America
and I'ari.- are not making the pro
per dent in this country."
Iv-me, contrary to her title, i n't
"of I'ari-" nor is -he I rehcli. She'
an American girl, born K meralda
Con.-uelo del Delgada do Holland,
in We-t Virginia, and now the
wife of Robert Mat/., Jr.
A colorful per Ollal :ty, lie w.l
a former acriali-t with the Sell
Kioto Circus and thiol a ballet
dancer who appeared with 1'av
Iowa and Nijin.-ki. Shi founded
her nation w ide pet fume Im me
in 1 !t 10,
"The majority of \tini i an
women II e perfume a a deodar
anywhere, at any time, and run
on their clothes, fur-, hair, lips,
forehead, eyebrow , and passer
by, if the latter get in the way."
Katie has a novel idea as to
where perfume -hould be applied,
on the knee cap only, lie insisted.
"liy applying it only on the
knee-cap.-," -he continued, "the
woman who dor not have time
for a full bath before changing
her day time -cent for her evening
rent w it h a diffei nit me -age
ha- only her kner . ap to wash
thoroughly
Perfume hlllllll hr Used for
only two purpo e , a il Is me to
1 et over a lllr age and to e tab
Ii-h the propn atmo-phon . The
L'.irbinl by failure
ii oiig tin- 11r red
I:
The highest railr
the United State
1'ecos Uiver in \ a 1
Texas.
>ad bridge in
ei'osscs the
\'erde countv,
TEXAS BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AUSTIN. Fulfilling a demand
from leva, industries that there
he a complete, up-to-date source
of infoi mat.on regarding Texas
manufacture! , the University of
Texa- liiireau of I'lisirie-s lie
earch i now compiling a now di-
rectory of Texas Manufacturers.
Approximately 800 orders have
already been received for the di-
reetory, according to a report
from Mr.-. Clara II. Lewis, editor-
ial a- i-tant. The directory will be
d -tribute.! not only throughout
Texa-, but also to every state in
the Union, l.atin-America, and
other foreign countries.
"The Directory affords the most
direct and effective form of adver-
tising for all Texas-made goods
and is supplied without expense to
the manufacturers," Mrs. Lewis
said.
Material for the book Is being
obtained through l|tiestionnaire-;
being -cut to the manufacturing
film-, and to chambers of com-
merce.
"liecause time i- a factor of ilt
most importance, we are especially
anxious lot every manufacturer to
fill out our questionnaire about hi-
hu ilie and return it to the lln
lean immediately," she added.
Included in the directory will be
audi specific information about
each firm as the name, location of
home office, name of chief exocu-
of establishment, ap-
proximate number of employee;,
and approximate area of distribu-
tion ol the product of each plant.
A section w ill also be given over
to the products, listed under the
name of the product, and with
trade names included.
0—
Ribbing A Restaurateur
lahvard Askew Sothern, the
ehrated Knglish comedian.
dining with some friends at
famous old Delmonico restaurant.
When soup was served Mr. Soth-
ern called the waiter and explain
ed that he could not eat it. The
soup was removed and another
port on was served. Again Sothern
told the waiter that he could not
eat it \t this point Mr. Delmon-
ico wa- .-cut for, and, being very
proud of the quality of food sen
ed in the restaurant, he was a lit
tie annoyed. Me politely asked
Sothern why he couldn't eat his
oup. I he actor looked up -mil
mg 1 y at Delmonico and replied:
«'hicli|tiv,,t (i.lt(
en di-
So Much For Words L*ll Oat
A distinguished surgeon, famed
for his laconic speech as well as
for professional skill, met one day
his equal in a woman of few
words, who came to him with a
hand badly swollen and inllamed.
"Hum'.'" asked the doctor.
"Urui.se," the woman replied.
The next day the patient re-
turned and the following dialogue
ensued:
"Hotter?"
"Worse."
"More poultice."
Two days later the woman call-
ed again, and this was the conver-
sation :
"Hetter?"
"Well! Fee?"
"Nothing," exclaimed the doc-
tor. "Most sensible woman 1 ever
met!"
a
.More than 10,000 Toxafis help-
ed produce the world's most ter-
rifying weapon the atomic bomb.
The average life of the butter-
fly is about four or five weeks.
o
The hum of a bee comes .from
the rapid vibration of Its wings.
o
Texas will produce the smallest
cotton crop in 15)15 that it has in
fifty year.-.
o
The National Safety Council has
estimated Dallas population, 337,-
200.
The millions of im
bombs released over Berlin,
yo, and other Jap cities war#
in Dallas.
The first native son to
governor of Texas was Jamea
plien Hogg born at Husk, Tttat,
Magnesium used In the Dlfllfi
made incendiary bombs tu a T«fr>
as product.
—
That Na<^invj
[3ac:kfi< h
May Warn «f Dlaorderod
Kidney Action
Modern life with Iti harry
flfuUr hiblti, im|*bp«r _
It* rlak of nrpoaur*
suffer nailing
a, getting
eel-j
was I
thii
Dallas is the first and only eity
in the United States to become
a distribution center of cut flow-
ers flown in in hulk.
Academic credit for dancing Ls
beinK sriven this year for the first
time at the University of Texas.
The "business Girl" magazine
is the first Dallas monthy publica-
tion to £o on national news-stands.
irregular habit*, li
dHrtktiif—itJ risk c
Hon—thrown heavy strain oi
of the kidneys. They are apt to
over-taxed arid fad to flltar etMM
nnd other irufuritiwi from tna llla-g1
blood.
You may
hMtdarhp, dlr.zinea^
I* | paina, swcllitig—M
firml, nervous, r.ll worn out. (Hhtr
of kidney or bludder diaoader art
times burning scanty or toe fit
urination.
Try Donn's PilIk. Doan'i
kidneya to pa*a off harmful et
waste. They have had more than
century of public aoprovat. Are I
mended by grateful usera everjr
Ask Hour neighftor'
Doans Pills
You Can Find That
Machine or Part
AT
iimum
Phoae 873 — Stamfard
'llccau-c I hav
f no spoon!
mi'- .I'.ri' may he
to hathi• bct'iii'i'
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"I,«■ t. tlii' rail.n
, < > rit i ■ pirl'i
arly and i
radar thr
ret i i \ ell
like ray of your
tate \our tory
itatingly \ml
i'i t ! ear! :Oli W II
Molly Kogi'i'" w i i pirate flag.
DINE and D/& MCE to GOOD MUSIC
Whrre F.verybotly Hat a
Good Time!
Open every night at H :30 except
Monday, which is reserved for
Private Parties.
Plan now to enjoy the holiday
Season at
LAKEVIEW CLUB
CISCO, TEXAS
Pasteurized Milk
# Give tho growing Itoys and girls plenty of good
wholesome tirade A Pasteurized milk. It's their
best and safest food.
# We sell only Pasteurized Milk.
HILLS' DAIRY
Phone 9034
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Cold Preparations
I itjdirl, I nlilfl*, S.ilvr, N-> / I)r<
Collier-Cantrell Youmans
inami'i Ts .t.,i i \<,/\I;I:rs
1 O 2 1 Morris HMj; , \hilrne, 1 fvan
Alfonnv flu.1S."< Ahilrnr ''honr 6102
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l or four long \ cars. Rcddv
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^ WEDITf KILOWATT
Yovr Elecfrx Sen*onl
h.is been in
host t<i help
* ictor\
C Ills \ '!.ll
I Ih- \ u ; ory ai h it \ ed has
it 1 n ■' home front
sin :u wti
conti
know ti
• \l ''c irl IIarhor,
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• i>i' w in tlu \>
id
lv. Kl \ l.ud a si ()c Ins
fort giving gtrVNtMS
k ip ihe
.'<(.■ r.n-
ni« nt.
W iih V I
nis \\ani<ir
sleek
. Hcdi'v (j.ii.kiv removed
Iks and is again attired in
modern li\ing dress \,,vs |K.\ anx-
ious to bring to you the tools for better liv-
«ng and is everting e\er\ effort to supply
them to you ai unbelievable speed.
K lore the New ^ ear is far advanced,
expects to begin an all out delivery
elei'riial appliances — a torrent of the
v, od things you have been dreaming of.
know vou are impatient, but rernem-
Reddy is absoluteb on a dead
Redd\
Wc
ber
run to
nlv
wuir electrital needs immediateiv.
rw Carmine Schirnia M Wlnt.'
I'll Ins, N. V.. 7' months in
many, fcrls lucky tiriausr V'ii
tory R«nd> havi- hripnl hi in re
rovrr from injury lo his r.„hl eye
and itrm h> shell tratmrnl.
V'rw rartilaire was Inserted un-
it r his cyr al Holloran Hospital,
\V-
I t I rrrt II Khedr Stroud
burg. I'.i paralmopri tnffrrti
brnken r.i i ill int. lit oiil sl>on!
iler when shell bit tank kill
int. tuo comp irti n > II . II,,I
Intan Hospital, be la pi ■ \ . lot
Bonds will be bnu jit io help all
wounded makr i, then , i iu uk
all over the n.' m
I'VI .lo'.ef. i I t' II I
Iirnore. .1 il h.c! Inub Ii
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i,liter al II Ii ir.m !i ;i il n bo
needs t.ind (arc thai mv tment
in tun linnil \ ::i h ip pro-
vide.
When w linden'I :• u In '' i i hi nut tn in\ est in in or. V i. i,n I
of I'l'l VI be 11 II K il,, : rill Itriiokiyn. N V . a pn.it • .
man who must In mulct iinelic.il . irr for a lone "bill at •
in New I.nine.i and then v. ben i .iucht in ambush tl ....
lr is in a !ii>d\ l i t ,:t ffollot 'it llnsnila!. N. V. tor i bMM :
shock lo his nervi"i st t -m i'.ond purchasrs wi'l help u
him in hospitals all over tli nati n. help them to re ■-i.ii.i -h
selves in both the social mil cconoinir American was ol lilt
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The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 3, 1946, newspaper, January 3, 1946; Albany, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth402445/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.