The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 95, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 21, 1968 Page: 3 of 12
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The slightest touch elicits an immediate response from a tensf*
t*v« Plant. Here seedlings an growing in a pre-planted container!
caa be potted later for bouse use or grown outdoors. ,,
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The most delicate touch of a fingertip on a single leaflet of a
sensitive plant is sufficient to cause that leaflet to fold up in
response.
Run the tip of a finger down the stem from which leaflets grow
and all of them collapse, face to face, one against another. Hit
the stem, no matter how gently,--
and it will instantly bend down-
ward.
The person who named the
sensitive plant Mimosa, pudica
in. botanical I.atin must have
had a sense of humor for Mi-
mosa comes from the Greek
word “mimos”, an actor, while
pudica means modest A modest
■ctor it is indeed — retreating
•t a touch.
This physiological response
ef the true leaves to touch
makes the sensitive plant one of
the most remarkable in the
plant kingdom.
It has been a source of won-
der to successive generations of
children who like nothing better
thin to watch the plant react to
their manipulations. Oddly, the
first two leaves to appear (the
seed leaves) do not respond to
touch.
Of course these startling
movements do the plant no
harm. It recovers within min-
utes (faster if it is growing in
full sun), but it may be several
hours before it performs again.
Sensitive plant, a Native of
the sub-tropics, may be grown
from seeds for use as a house
plant or in the garden. Its only
needs are a sunny spot and con-
stant moisture in the soil.
The fine, lacy leaves are pret-
ty, the ball-shaped pink to lav-
ender flowers dainty, the plant
is easy to grow. So easy that it
it available in pre-planted con-
tainers at your supermarket.
Grow it yourself and be sure to
send a container to the nearer!
school so the c^ittmn may grow
and watch this wander.
WYNNE CHESTER SAYS:
It’s Time for Those
Left-Over Notes Again
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Estimating the range of firing
birds * difficult, especially oner
wat*r. Docks should be shot at a
ttiirtgirN ef no mere than 50
yards. Why net anchor a single
decoy that distance from your
Nina and use it to judge range?
JUw eggs me not good for
dogs, as meet oi us know, but
few nbr why. The reason is
that tmoBoked contain an
eoryme that destroys a vitamin
dogs need. Cooked eggs, how-
ever, are fine.
Keep soot off pots and pans
used over open fires by costing
bottoms And aides with liquid
detergent The blackened de-
tergent si* simply rime off-no
smbbing or scouring at all, girls!
Some 70fi90 deer me Mini
on our highways ayery
gestkms for leaau ‘
ter: add
Crossing*
how far ahead to keep
far deer; dear dense woods
from the right ef way; treat salt
used oa highways with dear
U establish '
s for lesaeszBg tv ««?p*
Id informatjaa to "Dear
r; dear dense woods back
vices, where necessary, to i
ate the need for deer to am
Shooting accidents hare de-
creased 13% since 1950, despite
the fact that there are now some
25 miDion hunters and shooters,
an increase of almost 50%. It's
up to all of us to see that the
number of such aryHtwits de-
creases even further!
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SHOULDER
ROUND ROASTJb. 59c
DELICIOUS
RIB STEAK
lb.69c
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CUDAHY Chuck Wagou Thick Sliced
BACON.2 Lb. pk9. $1.29 3 Pounds 149
PRICES GOOD MON., TUES. & WED
APRIL 22, 23 & 24 IN CUERO
H.E.B. HIGH QUALITY
FLOUR—5 Lb. Bog 39c
BATHROOM CLEANER 17-025. STRAY
CREW____________75c
SHORTENING
JEWEL—3 Lb. con 49c
SILVER DETERGENT GIANT BOX
BLUE MAGIC_____49c
EVADALE LB. CARTON
MARGARINE_____19c
DEL MONTE QUART BOTTLE
PRUNE JUICE____49c
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NO. 1 CAN
33c
GREEN GIANT, CUT
ASPARAGUS
SILVER VALLEY NO. 3*0 CAN
GARBANZOS .....13c
SILVER VALLEY NO. 300 CAN
Blackeyed Peas____11c
SWEET POTATOES NO. 2'/, CAN
YAMBROSiA_____25c
Wnijsky Wyroby, DIU or Sliced 33-0*. Jar
PICKLES_________47c
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CINNAMON ROLLS
CLUSTER
PKG. OF SIX
GERMAN CHOCOLATE PRO. OF SIX
CUP CAKES......39c
APPLESAUCE CAKE PKOl OF 12
DONUTS...........39c
LIMIT—1 PLEASE
ml
EXTRA SAVINGS WITH
TEXAS GOLD
BONUS STAMPS
THE PREFERRED SWING STAMPS
DOLE PINEAPPLE
JUICE
PEAS
CORN
SAUSAGE
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APPLESAUCE
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California Sunkist
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Washington Fancy Red Winesap
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FREEZE ......39c
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PRESERVES.— 27c
LIQUID DETERGENT 32 OZ. SIZE
CHIFFON____..67c
FROZEN FOODS
CREAM PIES
3 lor S| 00
MORTON’S
ALL FLAVORS
It OUNCES
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STARCH________45c
DELIGHT NO. ! CAN
DOG FOOD.3 for 25c
BLUE BONNET. SOFT LB. PKG.
MARGARINE ....45c
COFFEE CORNER
MAXWELL HOUSE. FOLGEK S
MARYLAND CLUB
COFFEE
FAIR LANK. U T 19-OZ.
CORN......5 for 89c
.IENO S, With Sausage & Cheese
PIZZA__________87c
790
POUND
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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 95, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 21, 1968, newspaper, April 21, 1968; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth702562/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.