Funeral for J Morgan in Amarillo
The body of Henry J. Morgan age 69 from Paris Texas arrived in Amarillo this morning. Funeral services are at 4 o clock this afternoon at the Episcopal church with Rev F A Foster officiating. Interment follows at Llano cemetery. His wife Mrs E C Seaman and daughter accompanied the body from Paris. Morgan was born in London and educated in Europe. He served in the British army before moving to Texas about forty years ago.
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Henry J. Morgan
Paris
Texas
Amarillo
Episcopal Church
F. A. Foster
Llano Cemetery
E. C. Seaman
Seaman
Mr. Morgan
London
Europe
Local Man Dies After Stroke While In Paris Cotton Trade
Brenham resident and longtime cotton merchant Mr. Morgan died after a sudden stroke at Paris. He had married Miss Lela Pennington and served as organist at churches in Taylor and Temple. Survived by wife and six children E C Seaman Amarillo Henry J Morgan Jr Shreveport Enid Cheavens Trujillo Peru Tom Robert Morgan Amarillo William Morgan. Pallbearers listed.
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Brenham
Lela Pennington
Morgan
Protestant Episcopal Church
Taylor
Temple
Paris
Ning
Lela P. Morgan
E. C. Seaman
Amarillo
Henry J. Morgan, Jr
Shreveport
John H
Enid) Cheavens
Trujillo
Peru
Tom
Robert Morgan
William Morgan
Nervous Headaches Yield to Capudine
Overworked nerves trigger headaches and other pains. Capudine, a liquid remedy, acts quickly without opiates or stomach upset. Marketed for over 30 years, it offers relief from headaches nervousness and nerve pains. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes.
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Ady
Lea's Hair Tonic Promises Youthful Color Without Dye
An advertisement touts Lea's Hair Tonic as a safe, stimulating scalp treatment that revives inactive glands to restore natural hair color. It claims gradual, undetectable results, no staining, home use, and compatibility with many shades, urging readers to order via Brentwood Md. or pay COD with a 12¢ surcharge.
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Lea
Nature
Tonic
Lea’s Tonic Company
Brentwood
Judge rules car smoking section man’s sanctum in gender clash
In Los Angeles on September 3 Municipal Judge F F Gualano sided with a man denying a claim by Mrs Doris Zimann that John McVeity owed her 50 for damages after cigarette ashes fell on her clothing. The ruling held that the smoking section of a street car is the male domain and that women enter at their own risk.
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Los Angeles
F. F. Gualano
Gualano
Doris Zimann
John McVeity
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