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city and capital of Navarro county, Tex.; on the Houston & Texas Central and other railroads; 53 miles S. E. of Dallas; is in a highly productive petroleum section; ships cotton, grain, wool, and oil; has cotton gins, compre es, and cigar factories; and is the seat of a State Orphan Asylum and an Odd Fellows’ Home. Pop. (1910) 9,749 Corson, Juliet, an American cooking reformer; born in Roxbury, Ma ., Feb. 14, 1842. She established the New York School of Cookery in 1876 and soon achieved celebrity by her writings on cookery and domestic science, her first succe being “ Fifteen-Cent Dinners,” a manual for the =. She died in New York city, une 18, 1897.