Vaccination Case Highlights Smallpox Control Debate
The piece discusses Dr. Matthias Nicoll’s vaccination case in New York, noting that a vaccinated family member avoided smallpox while an unvaccinated individual contracted the disease. It argues against Catholicism as a political barrier to President Smith and underscores the need to separate religion from politics. It also calls for sleep and baths for children and mentions long air routes between London and Paris with high passenger counts.
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Bitter Attack Lone Prophet Lectures Sinful Excursions
A Tyler street Methodist tabernacle sermon denounces “excursion sinners” as men more at fault than women, urging wives to hold firm while husbands seek pleasures away from home. The preacher, Burke Culpepper, rails against infidelity on vacations and warns of moral danger. The talk blends religious fire with candid social critique.
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Fort Worth
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Cheap power possible here says engineer
C. C. Berg, engineer at Detroit, told Amarillo Real Estate Board that a super power plant in the gas field could allow electricity to be sold to farmers and industries at two cents per kilowatt. He predicted growth in population and industry, with thousands of farmers, twenty and forty acre lots, and attracting big industries. Judge J. W. Crudgington introduced him. A. D. Payne endorsed a real estate tax law and the board backed an industrial survey by J. Z. George and planned a $500 committee to fund it.
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Tie Game Ends With Narrow Overtime Draw
A rough clash concludes in a 0 0 tie after regulation. Overtime produces no decisive scoring as both sides exchange tough plays and defense stands tall.
Inspiration well to test wildcat oil reach Hutchinson county
The Thompson No 1 well of the Inspiration Oil company reportedly holds 1200 feet of oil in the reservoir and cavings totaling 35 feet, rising at roughly 100 barrels per hour. Company head James F. Dena confirmed the early figures and observers speculate production could reach 22 to 200 barrels daily.
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Forfeit Checks Push Teams Toward Local Baseball Tourney
Half the teams in The News-Globe baseball tournament have posted $100 forfeits to secure a place in the August 14 to 22 event. Entries close August 10 as remaining clubs from San Jon to Wichita Falls vie for spots and face potential rejection at the final list announcement.
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Wart Oe Tee Cosllitge Leange For Wart Oe Tee Cosllitge Leange
Fragmentary OCR text references a college league with distorted wording and unclear details. The readable items mention a league relationship and a date or score fragment, but no coherent event, participants, or outcome can be confirmed from the fragment provided.
Pirates Lose In Nonsensical OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a distressed sports item with unclear teams and scores. No coherent names or events are readable to establish a full summary with entities or outcome.
Oklahoma primary results show Thomas and Johnston leading
Aug 4 Oklahoma City reports 1 297 of 3 180 precincts tabulated. Elmer Thomas leads J A Walton by about 3 000 votes in the Democratic senatorial race. W M Darnell gains on Henry Johnston in the governor contest while O A Cargill and J B A Robertson trail.
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Oklahoma
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Texas
Close Races in Kansas Primary Democrats Face Tight Contest
In Topeka a measure of suspense grew as returns trickled in from Kansas Tuesday primaries. Democrats contest the gubernatorial nomination while Republicans vie in state races. Candidates listed include Grover Aten and others as the early vote highlighted shifting fortunes.
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