Beer or Bust Debate Drives Oklahoma Editorial Stand
The Oklahoma editor defends Roosevelt's beer plan while demonizing opponents who claim beer is harmful or corrupting. It argues editors must speak freely, notes opponents fear increased crime and racketeering, and mocks exaggerated stories of gasoline coupons. The piece shifts to a religious reflection on the end of the world, urging calm and faith based on scripture while recognizing long prophetic timelines.
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Club Women Persist In Food Production Efforts
Regardless of rising farm prices the Club women will continue to grow food in their gardens orchards and yard poultry and hog pastures to supply the family. Any cash from cotton corn oats and hay will go to paying debts or improving homes and comforts.
Texas Plans Lease Based Driver Licensing Law
A Texas proposal would require all drivers to secure a lease and forfeit the license if found unworthy to operate a vehicle. It urges enforcement of the drunken driving provision without jury trial, arguing no one under liquor influence should endanger others on highways.
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Texas
Bonham Seeks Fast Completion Of Free Bridge Highway
A local editorial urges rapid construction of the free bridge highway to Lowell Bluff to boost Bonham trade. The piece compares current national woes to Jeremiah’s dark era, urging spiritual renewal and faith in a coming restoration.
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Film Criticism and Public Morality Across Nations
A condensed critique contrasts American film ideals with European opinion, denouncing depictions of crime and immorality in titles like Flesh and Under Man. It questions whether U S audiences tolerate sensationalism while discussing abundance and virtue in society.
Harness and Plow Gear Ad With Garden Supplies
An old advertisement offers low prices on harness and plow gear including collars triples mameses flame strings cheek lines rank pands belly bands and collar pada. It also promotes garden wire and garden seed with a note about corn or oats for merchandise.
Europe fate hangs in balance amid Rome talks
Dallas News notes that leaders of distant states push for decisive policy in Rome as Europe teeters between war and peace. The piece highlights the fragile moment and the high stakes for Eastern Europe.
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Dallas News
Notice and humor mix in frontier era newspaper fragments
A garbled page mixes a joke about cough drops and theater gossip with a Texas probate notice. The fatal car and war paper chatter sit beside a 1933 probate notice for S. H. Croft of Fannin County, Texas, signed by Administrator S. R. Croft.
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Notice to the public from CHAS R INGLISH business manager
The notice states that any erroneous reflections on the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected if brought to the publishers' attention. It serves as a public clarification and commitment to accuracy.
Subscription Rates From City Carrier And Mall
Rates listed for City Carrier and Mall delivery vary by duration. One month costs 50 cents, three months 1.50, six months 2.95, and a year 5.00 for City Carrier. Mall options show one month at 50 cents and six months at 1.75 with unclear entries for other terms.
Change of Address Notice for Paper Delivery
The notice requests residents to provide both old and new paper delivery addresses to avoid delays in updating records. It emphasizes including the prior address and the new one for timely service changes.
Bible Quotation From Psalm 71 5
A religious verse quotes Psalm 71 5 declaring God as hope and trust from youth. The line emphasizes faith as constant support and divine reliance across life stages.
Things That Cannot Fail Washington Gladden Poem
A reflective poem by Washington Gladden extols steadfast faith and hope. It affirms that right prevails over deceit, love over spite, and duty guides progress toward peace, even in darkness. The speaker trusts universal truths and divine support beyond the stars.
The End Is Not Yet A Reader's Question Column
A local newspaper frame presents a question from an elderly, well informed lady about fashions, etiquette, science, politics, religion or history. The editors admit they lack a definitive State Press answer and proceed to offer their best light and judgment on the inquiry.
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Roosevelt asks swift action on beer sale law
The McKinney Examiner, a prohibition supporter, voices cautious stance as Roosevelt sends a message to Congress urging quick legalization of beer described as non intoxicating. The paper notes hesitancy about opposing any presidential measures.
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Unreasonable Tales From an Oklahoma Editor
A Clarksville editor recounts rumors of a bank break in during a bank holiday and of a local citizen offering 210 gasoline coupon books as payment for a pair of hoes. The piece mocks sensational storytelling and questions belief in such claims.
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Oklahoman
Artists vow to boost public ads amid advertising race
Artists promise more employment as brewers plan to use newspapers and billboards to advertise their products. They aim to create striking visuals rivaling cigarette makers and gum sellers to attract attention.
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