Faith in God and the atheist question from Mount Nee
A 1922 Dallas News fragment discusses belief in God as essential to life and duty, contrasting Christian and materialist views. It questions whether atheists can understand or justify existence while asserting divine purpose behind all living things. Also notes a securities leasing sale listing by Securi ties Molding Co.
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Irving
Athelet
Latent Talent and the Hidden Power of Talent
A Washington Post editorial reflection on latent ability and the value of inherent talent. It argues that active talent drives production and highlights historic figures as examples of potential realized, urging self-belief and the utilization of untapped intellect.
Fraternal zeal judged harmful to lodge and church
The writer condemns a man who elevates his lodge above religion and calls his fraternity superior to faith. Such extreme claims alienate sensible members of Odd Fellowship Masonry and Pythianism, who should prioritize duties to God country and family over fraternal commitments.
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Ipr
Tramp Sets 27 Mile Swim Record by Accident
A tramp swam 27 miles by accident after clinging to a locomotive tender from St. Louis toward Chicago. He fell into a water tank at Alton when the train started, fought to reach safety, and nearly died before rescue despite the engine crew’s indifference.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Alton
Fruits That Bear Shrubs That Bloom
The Austin Nursery, F. T. Ramsey & Sea in Austin Texas offers fine trees of surebearing fruits pecans and berries selected from many varieties tested since 1858. They advertise flowering shrubs evergreens roses shade trees bulbs and vines and invite readers to request a catalog with information. They note prices have fallen for all soil products except fruit and offer to pay express or parcel post. February 9.
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Texas
Austin Nursery
F. T. Ramsey & Sea
Austin, Texas
Farmers Grievances and the Need for Modern Market Reform
An analysis argues farmers face cycles of overproduction and underpayment due to marketing costs, undergrading, and lack of storage and financing. It calls for national policy focus, modernization of distribution, and equitable treatment with buyers, while noting transportation and price shocks worsen rural hardship.
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Tate
Teeleebay
New York Produce Exchange
Germany
Georgia
Baltimore
The Game of Life Like a Football Match
A reflective verse compares life to a football game with players chasing fame and spectators cheering. It emphasizes teamwork and collective effort yielding good times for all when work aligns.
The Wedding Ring
A playful note on a wedding ring begins with twinkle and ends by affirming love as the ring’s enduring symbol. The verse mulls over value and meaning beyond material gold, signaling a simple tribute to commitment.
Money stretches as paydays loom for many workers
The note reflects how money remains tight for many people as they budget between paydays. It highlights the ongoing need to hustle to stretch funds and cover essentials amid rising costs and irregular incomes.
Town Pests and the Drinking Fountain Allegory
A satirical note complains about a man leaning on the town drinking fountain, calling him a pest who blocks others. It questions why he does not relocate to the park and suggests citizens express frustration with such behavior.
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Lear
Combs Cattle Co Hearing on Water Permit in Texas
Notice of a January 30 1922 hearing before the Texas Board of Water Engineers on the Combs Cattle Company request to appropriate unappropriated Pena Creek waters in Brewster County for irrigation of twenty three acres. The hearing may move locations if needed and involves partners D and Combs G S Combs Mrs Nora C McGehee and Mrs Lila C Matthews.
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Combs Cattle Company
D. & Combs
G. S
Rio Grande
Brewster County
Texas
Co. M. KR. R. Co
Trewster
Marathon
Columbs Cattle Company
Board of Water Engineers
State of Texas
Austin
Cleveland Builds Fireproof One-Story School
The city of Cleveland adds a nearly fireproof single-story school with no basement and a rear heat plant. The design reduces space lost to corridors and lowers cost per pupil versus multi story buildings. It notes stress and optimism themes about workers and attitudes.
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City of
Cleveland
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