Obscure 19th Century Notice Fragment Prompts Correction
Fragmentary newspaper text from the Dougherty News warns readers to report statements about individuals for corrections. It references resolutions of thanks heading notices and a subscription price policy, noting a seven cent per line rate for notices longer than four issues.
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Uptain Biz
Dissemins
How To Fight The Flu From Health Officials Advised Care
Public health guidance urges practical flu prevention and treatment. Emphasizing rest, fluids, warm clothing, fresh air, vaccines, and avoiding alcohol and stimulants, the advice cautions against advertised nostrums. Emphasis on doctor care and basic health rules as core safeguards.
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National Health Officer
February Birthdays and Civil Era Notables Featuring Reformers and Builders?
The passage lists notable Americans born in February including public figures like Susan B Anthony and Mary Lyon, plus editors, poets, educators, and industrialists. It reflects on February as a month of births among prominent names and touches on the era’s cultural and civic work. It also notes a historical view of industrial peace, citing strike records from 1919 to 1925 and 1980 comparisons.
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William Henry Harrison
Millard Fillmore
Davi T. Sherman
Henry the Great Fara
Roger
Williams
Rhode Inland
Richard Watson Gilder
Dwight Moody
Peter Cooper
George Peabody
Phil Jefferson
Cyrus H. McCormier
Toms
Finnee
Marathon News Highlights Local Events and Sports
Marathon News reports on school actions and community events. Principal George Wright travels to Austin for family reasons while DM Hopper notes absenteeism due to fun and mischief. A benefit masquerade dance at Hess hall honors Marie Simpson and Willie Green. Various locals attend parties, visits, and a Pony named Dynamite win by Bill Hargus. Pt. Davis High School defeats Marathon 18 to 11 with Karl Parker as top scorer. Scouts discuss Citizenship and Lincoln, and a Valentine party honors Lois Fampire with games and prizes.
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Hess Hall
Marie Simpson
Willie Green
Mx Lew Drago
RW. Bourland
RW. Arnold
7. M. Shely
Karl Young
Fr. Davis
Marathon
Pt. Davis High School
Karl Parker
Dominguested
Cur
Valentine
Mrs. Hancock
Lois Fampire
Marathon High Scoor
Valentine luncheon served for seniors and guests
A festive meal featuring salad and sandwiches was served in a Valentine themed event. The spread included heart shaped items and favors for seniors and guests, with attendees including Viren and others noted in the program.
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Elas
Viren
Local Names in Fragmentary List of Event Attendees
A partial roster lists oS yones Lois Tampke Hallye Sam fom Vada Mae Roberts Dolly Henderson Josephine Robert Jora Turner Opal Patterson Howard Hat Hateh Jack Todd Kari Ball and Gilbert Mize, with no further context or details available.
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Cora Pulliam
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Jane Henderson
Lois Osgood
Dynamite
Homer Spruce
Alpine
A. ©. Spalding
Riends
J. C. Ritchey
Temple
Mr. Ritchey
George Corning
Jimmie Roberts
Yeleta
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Robert Alford
Abe” Lincoln
Jack Todd
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