Ferguson to withdraw from active politics ends speculation
In Dallas on Friday James E Ferguson announced his firm intention to cease active political participation and devote time to his farm weekly newspaper and other pursuits. The veteran Texas politician may still be watched, as past vows to retreat often give way to renewed public life. Also notes Turkey consumption in the armed forces and opinions on political figures and safety.
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Dallas
Ferguson
United States
Texas
Fanny
Jim Ferguson
Cincinatus
The Way to Abolish Crime and Poverty
The excerpt notes many theories to wipe out crime and poverty have failed and suggests lasting solutions lie in principles from an old book, practiced by few, rather than by current theories. It reflects a cautious, time‑worn view of social reform and future hope.
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Gorslea
Sul
Editors and Poverty Crime Link in Century-Old Reflections
The piece argues crime stems from the heart not poverty or wealth, and that changing hearts is the path to ending crime and poverty. It notes editors’ deaths and longevity, attributing editor habits such as regular schedules and frugal living to their endurance and eventual death from age or health issues.
Constitutional Remedy for Goldeatus and Inflation Fears
A column argues for returning to constitutional money power with Uncle Sam issuing currency and managing value, opposing foreign gold interests led by Morgan and Mellon. It warns inflation risks if Congress overissues money, cites varied editorials, and notes unrelated quips about wallets, child labor laws, radio numbers, and theater atmosphere.
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Morgan, Mitchell, Mellon and Co
McKinney Examiner
Morgan
Mellon Et al
Sam
Morgan, Mellons Et al
Uncle Sam
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Wild
Dumb Dora Autograph Contest In This Month's Feature
Readers are invited to send letters explaining why they deserve an autograph from two different fan favorites. Each original autograph will be awarded to the best letter received. No limit on submissions. Send letters to Dumb Dora in care of this paper.
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Oliver Hardy
Dumb Dora
Quotations on Economics and Politics from Texas Papers
A collage of satirical lines and opinions from Texas newspapers quotes about debt earning politics and Congress. The excerpts include commentary on government pay rolls currency inflation and public service with a dry humorous tone reflecting local press voice.
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Conntee Journal
Modesty and marriage tales from London Opinion
A London Opinion snippet contrasts social vanity with restraint as Mrs Brown powders before a night out while a narrator deflects public attention. Another exchange notes a discreet dowry, asking whether a son-in-law can support the daughter, revealing tension over finances and appearances.
LAMASCO Church News and Local Notes
Sunday school attendance rises despite rain as Junior B Y P U offers a Thanksgiving program. Several community members are mentioned including Mrs J B Davis improving, Clarence Jones ill with appendicitis, and local visits across Paris Sherman and Duplex. A preaching schedule at local churches is announced with invitations.
Thought for Today on tools and patience in craft
A short aphorism notes that having the right tool matters but creativity and care trump wait for perfection. It encourages using available tools with love rather than idle dissatisfaction awaiting a perfect instrument.
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Cene
Anon
Glory of the Leaves in a Psalm and Autumn Scene
A reflective verse blends Psalm 37 with autumn imagery. The speaker notes glory for all as red leaves fall, describing ash and maple trees and a soft voice promising beauty for weary hearts.
Ravenna Community Notes From Last Week
Mr and Mrs Lonnie Price and Mrs Magelo Price visited in Bailey last Sunday. Miss Ina Rollins was the weekend guest of her sister in Sherman. Miss Fane Bushby of Commerce was the weekend guest of Miss Lois Mil am. Mrs Horace Horton was a Denison shopper last Saturday. Mrs N A Dossey hosted her father Mr J F Cariker and her sister Mrs Frank Houston from Bonham last Sunday. County Council met at Bonham with attendees including Lelia and Vera Hall Mrs G M Parsons Mrs Minnie Gibbons and Mrs D C Smith. Cleland Corder welcomed a baby girl last Sunday Melba Jane and mother are fine. H D Club met at Mrs E H Kincaid’s home with Eldridge showing rug making. Rev Oldfick of Fort Worth seminary preached at the Baptist church and will return next fourth Sunday. Mrs J E Deupree is sick. John Kinkaid and family listed as sick are not well. Mrs Jack Willis visiting her son in Bonham. Joe Minchie and Voln Kinkaid hosted weekend guests. John William Palmore has the flu. Mrs John Frair is on the sick list. Reporter.
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Lonnie Price
Magelo Price
Bailey
Bonham
Lelia
Vera Hall
G. M. Parsons
Minnie Gibbons
D. C. Smith
County Council
Billie Barnet
Cleland Corder
Melba Jane
H. D. Club
Ravenna
E. H. Kincaid
Jack Willis
Jin Bonham
Joe Minchie
Voln Kinkaid
John William Palmore
John Frair
Edson R. Waite Featured in Shawnee Notice
Edson R. Waite of Shawnee Oklahoma appears in a local page item. The notice records a personal update or engagement involving Waite, with no further details provided in the readable text.
Advertising to Boost Local Business and Community Support
The piece urges citizens to promote home city commerce through newspaper ads. It argues consistent advertising draws customers, supports local industries, and strengthens civic pride while noting the influence of boosters over time and the power of united merchants and residents.
Georgia Tech develops rayon from pine pulp process
Georgia Tech engineering experiment station prints a method to produce rayon using the same pine pulp used by Dr Charles H Her ty in newsprint. The development signals a new industry option from pine sources and technology at Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Charles H. Herty
Engineering Experiment Station
Georgia Tech
Locomotive Order Sets Record for Northeast Route
Philadelphia reports that 57 streamlined electric locomotives, the most powerful yet built, have been ordered by a railroad for service between New York and Washington. The note adds few farmers will share thanks for bumper crops.
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Philadelphia
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