McAllen Daily Press (McAllen, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 228, Ed. 1 Monday, September 26, 1927 Page: 4 of 4
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McAllen, Texas
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Tomorrow, Wednesday, Thursday
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Vol. V
GAS APPLIANCES
wonderful and economical Power
WE SELL THESE APPLIANCES
on ap-
NEW
Fables
people.
ICS
COOL
Palace Orchestra
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hart will leave
tomorrow for a several days trip t<
Houston, where Mr. Hart has business
They will make the trit* overland.
KELLY UNDERGOES
OPERATION
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as a 1
formit
flying
The Wednesday Bridge Club .will
meet this week with Mrs. E. A. Mc-
Daniel.
Und«
come «
airport
nlcipal
requit'd
lify, < J
ment,
the" ne
land sJ
met oil
develoi
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individj
T. W. Kelly was operated on at the
Municipal 41ospi t»l lasf night for ,ap-
runs industry
All Mllmor homes are “Homs Beau-
tiful.*
h-skinned
’aah and
•i. pour into a buttered
ufrh. Bake slowly | koan.
KSpyfiwas*- .^*—s-— • ,,
Wm. Penn—5 centw—A Good Cigar
McALLEN STUDENTS
PLEDGE FRATERNITIES AT
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
' 1 at a much
LV •" ■ In. the who
We shall be glad to furnish estimates
.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Roundjr have re-
turned from a four months vacation
Mrs. W M. Wakefield underwent an
operation this morning at the Muni-
cipal Hospital for the removal of ton-
sils. She is doing nicely since the
operation.
WANTED—Clean cotton., rags,, of
fairly good size. Will pay 5 cents per
pound. McALLEN DAILY PRESS.
lee Cream Sodas and
fc.— Star Pharmacy
. - Rev.* Gloria began his first
under 'the guidance of Dr.
six years ago,
I St' a lad of sixteen.
AUSTIN—Lavaca County allotted
$51,000 by state for construction of 14
miles grading and draining on HighM
way No. 72.
WILLACY COUNTY
■ PLANTING ONIONS
A SlalMiAil to th. Public byl. W. Baldw in, Pruldml of th,
~ i MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sherer of Merced-
es, spent the week end at the home of
Mrs. Sherer's parents, Mayor and
Mrs. F. B. Freeland.
SINTON—Plans making for drill-
ing oil test well 9 miles south of here.
JACKBORO—Stampfly, Walton A
Kell No. 2 oil well completed.
SAN ANGEI-O—Mann-Freel Com-
pany of San Angelo with capitaliza-
tion of $10,000 granted charter.
(Inta
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concerns
State HI
tinue usl
and end
sion ‘ w
speed lai
law, ami
traveling
taken ad
making I
Paso to I
ef 50 mil
Mr. and Mrs. John ’Baldwin have re-
turned from St. Louis, where, they
have been visiting relatives for seve-
ral weeks.
(International News Service)
SOFIA, Sept. 26.—Bulgaria today
has the largest percentage of centena-
rians in the world. There are 58 per-
sons over a hundred years of age to
every 100,000 inhabitants in the ooun-
Prttldtnf
MbtouriPdKlfif Untt
CENTER IRIAN RECORD HELD BY
BULGARIA
Nature’s contribution to the Dower
Building a Railroad fc
the Present and Future
A number of the Greek letter social
fraternities at the University of Tex-
as have announced their pledges, and
the names of several students from
McAllen have already appeared on the
list. Clay Zachry and Harold Leave]]
were pledged to the Delta Sigma Phi,
Jack Mahone to the Sigma Nu, and
Misses Mary, Wionna and Helen
Glasscock to the Zeta Tau Alpha.
In order to join the' ranks of
distinguished tribe of humanity-
must live an exceedingly simple
You cannot smoke nor drink,
must be a rare luxury in your diet,
which should consist of sour milk,
coarse bread, fruit and many veget-
ables, and above all, common sense
in everything.
This figure is remarkable when it
is remembered that in countries like
Switzerland, Denmark, Holland, Fin-
land, Belgium, Norway and Spain,
there is an average of only one cent-
enarian to a million inhabitants. The
United States boasts of four and
Canada of two centenarians to 100,000
Longevity in the Balkan countries
is believed due to the extensive use
of the famous Bulgarian sour milk
which contains the so-called "Bulgar-
ian baeilus" claimed to be a dead
enemy to the destructive germs in-
fecting one’s stomach.
pliance and installation. We have everything you
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tee on
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Council
IM cups evapo-
rated milk
1 *• cups water
I'M tbs.-t. cornmeal
Cook ‘ .2________
dnub'e b-.ller 20 minutes. Add other
Ivtjr — " ■ ' - —
bcrbitp
the guest of Jewell* Matthews, and P.
'P. -Gloria.
studies
Cornelius in Mexico,
when he was
Before • coming to this section, Dr.
Cornelius was connected with the
United Christian Missionary Society
in Ohio. ' .. ,
Old English bricks await
Mllmor. . r ‘ „
RAYMONDVILLE, Sept 26.—Pre-
paretiona fog, planting Willacy Coun-
ty’s great onion crop are under way
with around 4,000 acres of land with-
in the immediate vicinity of Ray-
mondville to be planted by the fif-
tenth of October. Two varieUes are
being raised here, the Crystal White
and the Yellow Bermuda.
The Crystal White is the prettier
onion, and brings a better price, but,
the Yellow Bermuda is most widely
grown, since it is more easily and
cheaply cultivated and is not so often
Injured by disease as is the thin skin-
ned Crystal White specimen.
t Mr. and Mil. F. J. Paddock are ex-
pected to arrive about the first of
October from New York City. Mr.
Paddock has been spending the past
two months in the north, visiting re-
latives at numerous points in the
state of New York and Canada. He
was married on the 14th of September
to Airs. F. B. .Robinson of Ontario,
Canada, and they will make the trip
by boat. Mrs. Paddock has visited in
McAllen on several occasions, and will
be remembqreu most pleasantly by
many friends nere.
That wonderful French Drip Coffee
every meal; fresh at all times.
•TAR PHARMACY
Opposite Hospital McAllen
fairness of the Ami
roads should be pe
What has been accomplished on the Missouri Pacific has been done in suite of most
adverse conditions. While it is true that the volume of freight iraffi™ hl" been °ncrea2
.........- on the Western.Railways, h*e been cXmly decreX
For instance, In the 15-year period there has,been an increase
period railroad taxes have increased 294 per tent or to a total of $388,682,377 las/year.
r,n.2^Cj!! .kgU1rel ■s6ra«« ,eT«> co*‘ ot all commodities in 1926 to be 63 per
cent above, the level in 1911. Even the. products of agriculture brought returns' to the
farmer, on his farm, S4 per cent above the 1911 average. returns to the
And while this lias been going on and. millions of dollars have
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ALwere rerem^’V’lV *h“ ’**“ Uuk,n ? On th' MiM0Uri Pacific, •>•>« the railroads
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- - .V. h“ been possible to obtain new capital because investors have confidence in the
>eople and there is a general and well-founded belief that rail-'
— Breakfast
Fresh Fruit
Cream of Wheat a(lth Dates
Buttered Graham Toast
Cream of Wheat With Dates
1 * mUk
14 cu^ chopped
the o^'Mll’raJiIrJ“d «frob,e»n- It also is a problem of!
ii^to'k^wSToin!’^ c^/nu<^ XVreilt>CtaZ« M
RIO GRANDE VALIEY GAS
COMPANY
"COOK WITH GAS”
move cap and dcoop out inside, add
butter, salt, pepper and enough
evaporated milk that has been di-
luted with an equal quantity of
water to moisten. Beat until white
and fluffy. Refill shell and sprinkle
with grated cheese and paprika.
• in ovdn.
Indian Pudding
”i tsp. salt
> tsp ginger
> cup raisins
--------- _ tbsp, molassee
diluted milk and map In a
PALACE
Frienda of Mrs. Oscar Le Page of
Sharyland, will be Interested to know
that she is rapidly improving since a
recent operation at the Sanatarlum in
Temple. . ' . -'I
Dr. J. I^ltfhhone, County Health of-
ficer, left Saturday for Austin, where
he was scheduled to speak this morn-
ing befofe a gathering of state, coun-
ty, and luuiicipal health officers. He
artM retWa to the Valley Wednesday.
DrJdahoM is a brothdr to T. W. Ma- jiTooe Good lee Cream Sodaa and
hone cf Ma^Ueo. • - Sandwiches. — Star Pharmacy
Dr., E. T. Cornelius of San Antonio,
superintendent of Missionary work in
this district, was a visitor in McAllen
Sunday, and spoke Sunday morning
at the First Christian Church. Dr.
Cornelius Was. for many years In
charge of the work in central Mexico.
His talk Sunday was most Inspira-
tional)' as he picturized the influence
pendicitis. He was taken seriously
sick Saturday night, and it became
necessary to perform the operation
about 11 o’clock Sunday night.
Ha Is reported to be resting com-
fortably.
1 cup cream ef '
wheat
3K oupe bolting
water
M tep. ealt
Stir cream of wheat into rapidly
boiling sailed water, stirring con-
stantly, boiling S minutes. Add
evaporated milk and cook in a
double boiler for 45 minutes. Add
chopped fruit the last live minutes.
Yield: 6 servings.
Luncheon
, , Baked Navy Beans
— Bread „' Butter
Head Lettuce Salad
MRk *
Prune Whip
Prune Whip
• tbsp, sugar . " v ' t
.Soak prunes over night* in co Mi
water. Cook flye minifies, add sugar
and salt and cook two minutes long-
er. ‘ Remove prunes from their
liquid and. pit. Chop, add lemon
juice and let'cool. Combine evapo-
rated milk and cream and chill.
Whip until stiff. Fqld prunes lightly
into the whipped cream mixture.
Pile lightly in serving dishes and
keep chilled until ready to serve,
Yield: 5 servings.
Dinner
Omelet
Strawberry Jana —*
Spinach Baked Potato
Icod T'cmi
Indian Pudding
Baked Potato
Select good-sized,
potatoes, for bakli
Doctors nowadays are prescribing
leas medicine and paying more at-
tention to the diet of their patients.
Recent discoveries in the science of
nutrition have Indicated that our
health dependa to a very great ex-
tent upon the character of the food
eat It has been shown that
rickets, for example, may be avoid-
ed if the food contain* sufficient
lime and phosphorous.
Anemia Is a disease which results
from a lack of sufficient iron In the
food. Although iron In the mineral
form is on^of the most plentiful ele-
ments we have, food Iron Is very
likely to be lacking in our diet, and
It Is advisable for everyone and es-
pecially the adolescent girl and
=mn< woman to be sure that th«ra
are iron containing foods in the
diet ' *'■' .. , ,
According to Dr. Sherman of Co-
lumbia University,' everyone re-
quires about fifteen mlligrams of
Iron each day. This, of course. Is a
very smalt quantity, only about one
tn 6-tbouaandth of an ounce, but
small though it be, It Is vitally neo-
easary for our body functions.
Vegetables, fruits and eggs are
the best sources of food iron. Dainty
salada may be made of these, which
will tempt oven the most Jaded ap-
petite.
MISSOURI
PACIFIC
LINES ’
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McAllen Daily Press (McAllen, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 228, Ed. 1 Monday, September 26, 1927, newspaper, September 26, 1927; McAllen, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1199393/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting McAllen Public Library.