Modern Life Demands More Of Women Says Mrs Akeley
Mrs Carl Akeley widow of famed explorer Carl Akeley and a noted climber argues that modern women require rugged, well founded energy gained from outdoor life. She cites mass of outdoor training and exploration as crucial to meeting new business and sport demands.
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Carl Akeley
Garl Akeley
Mia Akeley
Akeley
Nary L. Jobe
Canadian
British Columbia
Meir
Sir Alexander
Asia
Gond
Cerl Akeley
Kenya
Tangsayike
Kivu
Mr. Akeley
Belgian Congo
Mary L. Jove Akeisy
Prohibition Enforcement Costs and Revenues Revealed
Washington reports from Commissioner Doran estimate nine years of Prohibition enforcement cost at 141 million dollars with fines and seizures totaling 460 million. The analysis, rebutting anti prohibition pamphlets, shows excess revenues over expenses and notes 1928 expenditures for the prohibition bureau coast guard and border patrol at 27.49 million with fines and penalties bringing in 21.87 million and a 1924 cost of 5.62 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doran
Naguor
Doran Arid
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Department of Justice
Prohibition Bureau
Coast Guard and Customs Border Patrol
Local election wager sparks odd campaign chat
Accessible text fragment shows Hill drive candidate dialogue amid unclear references to Young bh, a bank, and weekly travel by a manager. The garbled lines obscure concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
Marriage of Miss Bella Doss and Gus Reid Roberts
Miss Bella Doss daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Doss wed Gus Reid Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Clarry Roberts Sunday morning at the Dosa home 717 N Center. Rev James L Morris officiated with music by Mrs Rich ard Saunders and Mrs Belle Biard Gober. The couple left for their Waco Texas home. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Holetta Aby Tulsa Okla Miss Doss Luttweiler and Mr Harry Morris Roberts from Dallas.
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Bella Does
Chas. Doss
Gus Reid Roberts
Clarry Roberts
Dosa
N. Center
James L. Morris
First Methodist Church
Richard Saunders
Belle Biard Gober
Mrs. Roberts
Waco
Texas
Mig. Holetta
Aby
Tulsa
Okla
Doss Luttweiler
Harry Morris Roberts
Dallas
Texas Steel Worker Dies After Prolonged Illness
A Texas resident and longtime O. Hae ry steel worker died at home after a lengthy illness. He had worked for Texas and Pacific Railway and later pursued medicine. Funeral services are planned for today.
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O. &. Haery Steel
Texas
Stere
Texas and Pacific Railway
Fruit. Vesdquarter for blacktétrigs and plums
Fragmentary notice lists contact G. Nunn and Vondbarn with a phone reference 2004 Rigg 3 S.40-W. The readable text centers on fruit offerings and a local contact point. No clear event or date is provided.
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G. Nunn
Vondbarn
Rigg 3. S
Fire Causes Major Damage in Dallas Neighborhood
Fire damaged a residence in Dallas and caused about 14 000 dollars in losses. Smoke spread over miles as crews fought the blaze, which started near a stove left burning. No injuries are reported.
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BLAZE
Dallas
Dalles
Bouge
Esteted
Man Bl Arm en Another Sail at Lebert y
In a violent incident at a local address, a man identified as Ney Walon faces charges over a knife fight that left Beri Goot seriously injured. Police report ongoing investigations and no arrests confirmed at this time.
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MAN
Armen
Leberty
Lue
Ney Walon
Beri
Community notes from Ash Grove farm visits and family gatherings
Farmers remain busy despite pleasant weather. Mies Louise Banta of Bonham visited homefolks. Bobbie Taylor of Dallas plans a vacation with relatives. L. E. Nelms of Bonham and family visited since the last report. Max Burnett and Mrs. Burnett of Bonham visited Jd. F. Banta. RK. Nelms and family spent Sunday in Bonham. Walter White of Ketor visited Mrs. White and Mr. Nelms. K R L Dulaney of Paris was here on business Thursday.
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Mies Louise Banta
Bonham
Bobbie Taylor
Dallas
L. E. Nelms
Max
Felix Burnett
Jd. F. Banta
RK. C. Nelms
Walter White
Ketor
Fragmented Note Hidden in OCR Textile Nonsense
A garbled OCR text mentions a two marked fox and a buyer with a Boeing reference. It seems to describe a scene with candy and a price of 42 WH, plus vague colors and stripes. The readable elements are insufficient to determine a coherent event.
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Boeing
Occupants Escape When Train Strikes Auto in San Antonio
Mrs F D Sepeik 23 and her children Imogene 6 Elizabeth 2 escaped serious injury when their car was struck by a San Antonio and A Pacific train at a crossing on a Sunday in June. The car was dragged fifty yards along the track. Imogene fell and caught the engine, was dragged briefly. Mrs Sepeik freed herself as the train stopped. The 2 year old was uninjured. Mrs Sepeik and Imogene suffered bruises and were treated at a drug store before going home.
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San Antonio
Texas
F. D. Sepeik
Imogene
Elizabeth
Sepuik
Organdie Blouse Trend Tops The Season Fashion
Organdie blouses fashion this season feature sheer sleeveless designs with crisp front bows. Paired with finely pleated skirts they embody a feminine trend noted by fashion writers.
Twain Quote on Evidence and Opinion
A fragment cites Mark Twain noting that even the cleverest circumstantial evidence may be at fault and should be received with great caution. The brief quotation reflects skeptical, humorous appraisal of reasoning and inference.
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Twain
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