The Cuero Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1937 Page: 3 of 8
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PAGE THREE
THE CVT.m, RECORD. CITPO, TEXAS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1*37
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The choice of food has been a 1
■veiy important factor in the care j
j of the “ world's hardest to raise of i
fall children.’ The cereal selected
been Quaker
Beautiful Dionne
Babies Get Oatmeal
Every Day of Year! for the Quins has
_ Oats. . ' i
The five little sweethearts of the Oatmeal with milk is good for
world have recently been named i chydren because It is full cl body- j
The Glamour Girls. And It is pre- ; building minerals, energy-making j
dieted that before many years they carbohydrates and muscle-building
will be setting the styles for clothes protein. And in oatmeal there is a ]
hairdresses. • fine supply of Vitamin B he impor- 1
Their beautiful naturally curly tant element that protects children j
hair, which is brushed regularly by agains. nervousness, constipation 1
t|>p nurses, is already .he envy of and poor apoetite due to lack of ■
many women—young and old. And that Vitamin.
a dose-up of their heavily fringed, So the Quins have their bowlful l.
upward • curled eyelashes ‘always cf Quaker Oats every day. And
bringi forth a series of oha" and the> grow more beautiful. Is it any
*‘ahs’ from feminine admirers. ‘ wonder that they are so popular
Their skin is clear and velvet-; the world over?
Nation’s $1,000,000 Birthday Cake and Its Beneficiaries ^udaPest Lawyers Seek Bandits Who
smooth now. and will no doubt coo
tirjue to he twenty years hence. Be-
PABIS, Jan —<IN6.)—A pin has
cause cf the Dionne Quintuplets ara Francois Boutier. a tailor, of
being given the best care and at-
tention possible. Their res , food
and exercise are all so carefully
sup rvi ed that t iey will undoubt-
edly grew up to be fivs of the most
beautiful and . charming your*}
ladies in the vrer'd. .
Guingamp, France. lake most tali- :
ois lie had the habit of holding !
pins In his mouth while fitting his !
customers—and he swallowed one. j
He was rushed to a hospital and .
operated on, but died shortly after- !
wards.
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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FFV jcjV t.- rT&t V tirfj vuju/ -Ajmaf -fa u/l
IONA READY COOKED
SPAGHETTI
3 15c
ANN PAGE
Ketchup 12c
ALL KINDS
Sparkle, 3 pkgs. 13c
Orange Pekoe or India Ceylon
Nectar Tea <k n> pkg. nc)
..............14c
»" ..1 ■ . ip i ■ ■■ i
Rich Full JSodted COFFEE
Red Circle 2 39c
RAJAH SALAD
Dressing
(Quart gSc)
Fiat
Jar.—
18c
POL PACK STANDARD
T omatoes4£.~ 25c
ANN PAGE *H Pure FrpU Flavors
PRESERVES
1 lb. Jar 2 lb. Jar 4 lb. Jar
17c 29c 53c
COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
SULTANA BRAND
Peanut
BU ITER
2 i “___________25*
IONA PORK AND
Beans
3
ALASKA QUALITY
Pink
SALMON
* No. 1 Tall ' 4 Ql
L O*11® ......r-----. IIP
SUNNYFIELD
Oats
48 os.
Package
15*
IONA TOMATO
Juice
fi 94 ox.
j Cans ................
25*
WHITEHOl'SE
Milk
TaU or
« Baby Cans
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In Rush to Marry
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Shot Policeman
Brn.AFF.5T ?n._,iNS.» —
Hundreds of Budapest barristers
are trying to get married in great
haste; A new lav. threatens with
seclusion from the Bar all lawyers
who have not a fiat of at least two
rooms. The aim of this law is io
ban all lawyers cf very modest
means, who are supposed to be
••unreliable.'' ;
Many ycung
have only cne
office, and :,iiil fiiore are living in
boarding houses. The only means of
their salv.-iicn i. io marry a gir!
who has a 2-rco:n flat, or enough
dav;ry to pay for -ueh an apart-
ment. The marriage agencies are
overwhelmed by the marriage of-
irrs cf young barristers.
DENVER. Cclr.. Jai). 23—tINS -
Merciful ranchers cf Colorado ifbt:
are attempting tc take the an in
cut of the branding of cat’le by fus-
ing acid instead of the old whi e-
het branding irons. a e bein? frown-
ed upon by livestock loan a.sscc a -
tiens.
The lean groups are inerting up-
on the cld fashicnec! method cl
Budapest lawyers bin tiding tc ptctect thejr merest:,
room beside tlieir The White-hot iron method is one
. f the eldest means cf 1 dentifiration
It was used by fur Romans and the
Greeks tc mark bell: men ana am-
mals.
Recen. press di. oa.ches frem
Idaho say t.:at the a.ad methcr is
used exclusively in that state and
minor factor in the new branding
system, it was said, since it is hard
to visualize some cf the hard-bcUed
cowboys having an overabundance
of mercy when their day’s work in-
cludes broncho busting, bulldogglng
and calf roping.
DIMENSIONS OF DOORS
CHANGE WITH YEARS
I: is interesting to note the chapg-
cr in dimensions of room doors that
have taken place during the past ISO
years. The doers to our Colonial
rooms were frequently. 3 feet «
mere wide and less than 6 feet 0
inches high. During our Victorian
era doors grew Lo great height pnd
were often even wider than 9 feet.
Today few deers are over 2 fart t
inches wide, and most are 6 feet 9
inches high. Dcovs to main rooms
Canncct Cauliflower
Enticing Die-h1
.c-s. shew..; it to h? just as .-aoce.should net be less than 2 feet 9 inrb-
1 ful as the iron method. j es wide, and where possible they
: Perhaps, mc.cy. however, is a i should be wider.
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“I am very preud of my canned |
cauliflower." said Mrs. A. L. Teiwes 1
of the Nordheim Home Demonstra-
tion Club. Mrs. Tdwes grew very
l i v cauliflower in lier garden this
fal. so he decided -to can some of
it.
Mrs. Teiwes soaked the fresh
cauliflower for on? hour in cold
brine made with one tablespoon of!
salt to cne quart of water. Thi-
helped to prevent the cauliflower
from discoloring later and ais;>,
helped lo remove any insects hid-
den in the vegetable. After boil-
ing the cauliflower for three min-
utest she packed it in jars and
added an teaspoon of salt to each
quart, then filled the jar with cook-
ing water and partly sealed. She
placed the jars in a bet water bath j
for one and one-half hours, re-
moved from the water and sealed j
at once.
Instead of the hot water bath,
the steam pressure cooker may bo 1
used. Process for 40 minutes at!
10 pounds of pressure.
SAVE YOUR CRYSTAL WHITE AND PALM-
OLIVE WRAPPERS FOR VALUABLE PRIZES.
With more than 6,099 celebrations in prospect for January 30, President Roosevelt’s birthday, a fund
ot approximately $1,000,000 is forecast for the war against infantile paralysis by Colonel Henry L.
Doherty, chairman of the National Committee for the fourth year. Seventy* percent of the fund thus
raised will remain in the communities where collected, the other thirty percent going to the Warm
' Springs (Georgia) Foundation.
New York housewives have been i
J known to time the boiling of eggs j
i by the changes of traffic signals.
SENIOR PROGRAM
Cn anuary 27, Senior Hcme-rcom
ICO, under the sponsorship of Miss
: Baithlome, gave Senior Hcme-rcom
i 106, under Mrs. Sutherland, a pro- i
1 giam dealing with ••Student Par- •
ticipation in Schocl-gcverr.men:."
The first business cn hand was i
the election of a senior girl who !
will have a chance tc win a t-ip £b !
Washoington with all expenses paid.
I Tins trip is being sponsored by the :
j “Laughters of American Revclu- !
RECORD WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
Nitrate workers in Chile have
been known to wager on the length
of time they could hold a stick of
dynamite, with lighted fuse in
| their hand.
PALMOLIVE
CRYSTAL WHITE
SOAP
6 Large 0/ 8 Small
2 for 11c
25c
FEEDING QUALITY FEEDS WILL INCREASE
PRODUCTION AND CUT DOWN YOUR
FEEDING COSTS.
LITTLE
30T-8LUE
FEEDS
uSJJfttMO.
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MIX YOUR OWN FEED.
with this 34% Concentrate wing
200 pounds of your home grain
and 109 lbs. of( Concentrate.
1061b. Sack
2.95
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restible as milk itself]
„ •. this cheese food
with the deliciously
mild Cheddar flavor
# Let the fwuty have this antritioni
cfcaaaa food often . . . in indvieho, in
casserole dishes, and, matted, as i
sauce for eggs or sea food.
| ticn.” Joyce Dahlman was the !
! senior girl chosen.
Elizabeth Gerhold. president cf •
Hcme-rocm 100. presided at the j
meeting.
; The Program
1 Student Participation in School
: government—E!izabe:h Gerhcld.
Support of School Laws—Faye Nefi
Meiteen
Support of School Activities—Wil-
liam Burt
What is School Loyalty?—Freda
Nurnberger
Trio. “Pennys from Heaven"—Helen
, Herring. Lunell Brcwn. Doris
Weber, accompanied by Frances
Marie Sciba
i Miss Barthlcme conducted nr
j “Open Forum'' cn “What student
| Self-government means to the .
j student."
—By Milfred Pustejovsky. Sect.
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CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP OFFER
A GENUINE 14 KT. GOLD PLATE
BIRTHSTONE RINI
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Pasture Improvement
Work Spread Over
Wide Area in 1936
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CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
By special arrangement with the Central
Chiropractic Clinics of Des Moines, Iowa, I have
secured the services of Dr. E. H. Norris, nationally
known Chiropractor, and her assistant, who will
be in my office on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH
to give the people of Cuero and vicinity the ad-
vantage of a
Special Chiropractic Clinical Analysis
There will be NO CHARGE or obligation to tlie
patient for this service unle&s an x-ray picture is
necessary and desired by the patient. Special
equipment will be available for x-rays at a mini-
mum charge.
All examinations are private in nature.
Analysis, complete and thorough.
Number that can be accommodated limited.
Make YOUR appointment NOW.
, Yours for Better Health
DR. LENA M. HOFFMAN
Telephone 315
3416 Gonzales St. Opposite Court House
Pasture improvement work ha;
I been carried on over a wide front
during the past year, reports from
county agricultural agents indicate. ‘
“I like rhodes grass better than
temporary pastures because it is i
permanent and affords grazing
over a longer period1 of time," J. B.
Owen of Mathis, Jim Wells county, j
informed his county agricultural j
agent. Owen planted five acres to
rhodes grass in March and began
pasturing it in June. His animals :
! received excellent pasture all dur-
■ ing the summer and fall.
j There are 60 Jim Wells County
, farmers and cattlemen with a tota’
of 2,096.5 acres planted to rhodes
grass. The owners of these pas-
j tores have harvested seed and in-
J dications ^ are that the acreage of
this valuable South Texas grass
i will be doubled during .the next
. year.
1 Bermuda pasture has replied
, crop land cn 6.186 acres in Calhoun
' county during 1936. This acre-
| age has been mowed to eradicate
weeds and as a result, in many cas?s
j has furnished twice as much graz-
ing as have adjacent unimproved
j pastures.
i Most of the Calhoun county acrc-
• age was deveted to pasture to com-
| ply with th*1 Agricultural Conserva-
! tion program. Farmers feel that
J the permanent pastures will not
■ only do much toward conservation
of their soil, but also assure them
; of a steady income as pasture from
which they will realize a consider-
able "net profit.
i Berlin and Hamburg are the only
; two cities in Germany with more
i than a million population.
Some money brokers of the Ori-
jent have been known to steal gold
j from coins by hollowing out the
colh and refilling it with another j
metal.
FOR 20 WRAPPERS FROM
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
For a limited time only
Special offer to acquaint more women with this big
bar of white laundry soap that cuts soap bills in half!
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*T*1HINK of it^This exquisite ring of 14
X carat gold plate with filigree mount-
ing and YOUR OWN BIRTHSTONE—FREE!
It’e just the ring you’ve always wanted!
The imported colored stone (and there’s a
different one for every month) set in a
beautiful mounting, makes a ring you will
be proud to wear—and remember, a ring
with your own birfh6tone is said to bring
good luck and happiness.
It’s so easy to get too! Just take off the
wrappers from 20 bars of Crystal White
Soap, ar.d then follow the easy instruc-
tions at the right. But jou’d better hurry!
This offer is open for a limited.time only.
Crystal White will actually cut YOUR
SOAP BILLS IN TWO. For Crystal White
costs only HALF as much as soap in fancy
packages. You get TWICE THE SUDS AT
HALF THE COST! And, this giant, pure
white bar will LAST AND LAST.
This creamy-white giant bar is made
w ith the same costly tropical oil used in fine
shampoos and toilet soaps. That is why it
gives such thick, rich, long-lasting suds .. .
the “billion-bubble” suds that actually
DISSOLVE out grime and grease . . . make
clothes gleaming white in far less washing
time . . . dishes sparkling clean!
Co to your dealer today—get a supply of
Crystal White Soap. Send 20 wrappers for
your FREE Birthstone Ring!
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rtnk U with' beauttfuldfiU«ree
TSSS* VOU.OWN
imported .tor*,
simulation of t*«
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made in
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below to yo"
ring si***
HOW TO GET YOUR BIRTHSTONE RING!
Just mail 29 wrappers from
Crystal White Soap, with ydur
name and address, your ring size,
and the name of the month of
your birth, to Crystal White,
HOW TO MEASURE FOR A RING
Kansas City. kaot. Lae the handy
coupon below ... or get a special
blank from your dealer. Your
Births Lone Ring will be sent at
once, postage prepaid.
CUT OUT
THIS HANDY
COUPON
NOW!
A SIZ2 0 I 1 H i i ? I I 19II1211
Measure with strip of paper exact schedule above, one end on “A.**
distance around finger on which The number nearest th* other
you intend to wear your birth- end is the correct sire of your
stone ring. Place thisstriponring ring. Do not send strip of paper.
HERE ARE THE COLORED BIRTM6TOMES -
Select Vour Color!
January—Garnet (deep red) July—Ruby (crimson)
February—Amethyst (violet) August—Peridot (pale green)
March—Aquamarine (sea blue) September—Sapphire (deep blue)
April—White Sapphire October—Rose Zircon
May—Green Spindle November—Golden Sapphire
June—Alexandrite (lavender) December— Zircon (deep green)
THIS OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 30, 1937
Crystal White Soap, Kansas City, Kansas.
Enclosed find 20 wrappers from Crystal White Soap.
kindly send my ring, size_with colored birthstone for
tie month of_ -
Name.
Addre
HOUSEKEEPING INSTITUTE
City __
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Putman, Harry C. The Cuero Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1937, newspaper, January 28, 1937; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth995220/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.