Seventy Seven General State Laws Now Effective
Austin Texas June 19 Seventy seven general laws passed at the regular session of the Thirty second Amending the law with respect to legislature are now in effect. On the practice of medicine the laws take effect ninety days after adjournment unless the emergency clause applied. The text lists amendments to election and game law and various provisions affecting counties courts schools and counties including creation of new offices and the setup of drainage districts. The summary notes sickness in the community but all are reported able.
Park fund donation noted from John Peeler Henderson
John Peeler Henderson, the true son of Mr and Mrs Murray Henderson, gave $2 to the city park fund. His progressive spirit is praised as an encouragem ent to adults to advance the park dream and bring joy and comfort to the community.
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Bond Issue Seen As Fair Way To Fund County Head Building
The text argues bond financing as the just method to fund the county head building. Property owners would support the road proposition, with townspeople and car owners sharing the burden, including farmers like Louie.
Texas to Hold Land Show in Houston
Texas real estate men plan a Houston exposition of Texas products in November. Funds are secured and prominent businessmen from Houston and South Texas back the project. Max Rosen of Houston leads the effort, with a bureau in St Louis to spur northern interest. Texas leads in agricultural production, signaling strong potential success.
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St. Louis
Broom Corn Industry Expands in San Angelo Region
Four hundred acres of broom corn are being cultivated in San Angelo county. The new industry is set to rapidly widen with hundreds more acres planned next season. J. J. Cook of Hot Springs Ark visits San Angelo aiming to establish a broom factory and believes broom corn can be successfully grown there.
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Bond Promise Links Roads to Taxes, Postulates Benefit
Opinion piece argues that a road bond issue will fund better infrastructure through taxes. It suggests future generations will reap the advantages of improved highways and municipal payback.
Humorous Quips About War and Flag Amid No Battle
In a post from St Louis Post-Dispatch, humor persists as Files-on-Parade and the color sergeant exchange lines about war readiness. They note critics in Congress allege mockery of the army, and joke about hair pulling and a restless urge for combat while no engagement is forthcoming.
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Clark McAdams
Louis
Mountain man meets Atlantic gale at sea
A western native crosses the Atlantic and braves a terrible storm. On deck during a fierce gale a passenger challenges the captain, insisting he stay aloft to compare with home cyclones. A massive wave smashes him, leaving a broken leg, a twisted shoulder, and a sprained wrist. He recalls home as a much wetter sight.
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United States of America
Atlantic
A Foreign Student’s Bon Mot Goes Viral
An unnamed young man returning from college fell on a steep gradient while cycling. He explained to helpers that he raced down the decline with great velocity and lost his central gravity, landing on the hard macadamized road. A bystander dismissed him as a foreigner.
Where He Started In The Play
An ambitious amateur actor pressed for a role in the Play and finally was admitted. He asked what part he would play and was told he would be the heroine's father. The manager explained the father’s action is to do six years before the curtain rises on the first act.
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To Prove His Say No. Umbrella Proves Timing in Hall
In a brief exchange, Mr. Jawback declares he was among the first to leave, while Mrs. Jawback retorts he always says that. He hints at proof this time and directs attention to a beautiful umbrella in the hall as evidence.
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Toledo Blade
Fragmented Punchline Cries from 1900s Columns
A collage of quotes from Chicago News Browning's Magazine and Pittsburg Press echo contemporary mores. Snippets critique love and patriotism, interlaced with dramatic theatre jests about heroism and domestic trials.
Ginger Bread Syrup Recipe by Wilkama and Bishop
A fragment notes a syrup for ginger bread and other uses, citing a recipe by Wilkama and Bishop. It mentions preparations and potential culinary applications without full details.
Cradle Insurgent Tommy Returns to Heaven Post Correction
Readable text fragment shows a phrase about a cradle insurgent named Tommy and a later mention of returning to heaven after a correction. The exact context and dates are unclear but indicate a note on revision and a return to an ideal state.
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