Chief Petty Officer on U S Idaho writes home from Australia
W L Mallory nephew of Mrs. Crow and grandson of Mrs. A J Arledge serves on the U S S Idaho. In a letter dated June 30 1925 from T I the sailor recounts leaving for Australia with stops in Samoa and describes a rich sailor life. He praises the Navy yet advises boys not to join. He details a visit to an Australian museum praising native ironwood carvings a feather cloak valued at one million dollars and notes Hawaiian entertainers aboard including three Hulu Hulu performers.
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Frank Crow
W. L. Mallory
U.S. S. Idaho
Mallory
A. J. Arledge
U.S. S
Idaho
T. I
Australia
Samoa
Captain Cook
Islands
Right Way For Women To Regain Mercy And Vitality
Thousands of women praise St. Joseph's G. F. P. for relief from weakness and periodical suffering. Mothers, menopausal women, and workers report renewed health, energy, and steadier nerves after consistent use, with many avoiding surgery.
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St. Joseph’s
Letter Home From Cruise Describes Australia Move
Testimonial letter narrates long sea voyage ending in Sidney with plans to write from Australia. Sender asks recipient for family news, mentions grandma and Edward, and signals anticipation of letters after arrival while promising a longer update.
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Edward
Grandma
Sidney
Australia
Bus Schedules Include Bonham Dallas Trips and Times
Timetables list South Bound and North Bound departures for Bonham to Dallas with multiple morning and afternoon slots. Additional Bonham departures from Red Ball eye Weat 4th St show six evening times. Contact numbers and exact times appear in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Dallas
Bonham
Red Ball Eye Weat
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Relief For Run Down Condition
Those in a run down condition find catarrh worsens. the remedy claims to treat catarrh as a focal disease influenced by constitution. The kit includes an ointment and an internal tonic to improve general health, sold by J. Chaney & Co. of Toledo for over 49 years.
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Hall
Chaney & Cn
Toledo
Tad Dorgan the Cartoonist Suffering in Seclusion
Liberty Magazine profiles Thomaz A. Dorgan known as Tad, a famed cartoonist confined to his room in Great Neck Long Island by doctors for years. The piece notes his courage while continuing to create with his drawing board on his lap as his health limits his life and work.
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W. O. McGeehan
Thomaz A. Dorgan
Great Necl
L. I
Dickens
Cruikshank
Thomas A. Dorgan
Tad
Sgnillions
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Tyte
W. BR
Collins
U. 8
Ras
St. Joseph's
Syk
Agul
Joi
Ae A. Eke
Ae Ile
Bonham To
Greenville
Cotton Belt
Bailey
Katy
Leonard
Santa Fe
Celeste
Texas
Sulphur Springs
Tyler
Terrell
Red Ball
West Fourth Street
Halsey Motor .Co
M. TN
A. mM
Lv. Denison
Jeave Bonham YeBall Depot
Redson
Court House
A. Spencer
W. Leonard
RR. Morgan
Evtor
Grand Jury
Brannon
Blue Ridge
Farmersville
St. Bonham
Eeos
Vy. Bonham
Commerce
Boneam Drug CO
Gillette
Liberty Magazine
Bates
Cleazin Clearing
Elys
Antee
Will
H. Evans
East Tenth Street
Color of
Ataes
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