Central Texas Academy urged by Fort Worth meeting speaker
W H Fuller told a Texas Baptist conference that Central Texas Academy in Waco is a necessity for the black community. He highlighted Waco as a hub with rail access and numerous local institutions, urging support to bolster a trained ministry and Christian education for African Americans.
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Central Texas Academy
Waco
Black Belt
Texas
Athens
Convention
Masonic Temple
Hill’s
Business College
Baylor University
White Missionary Baptists of Texas
Southwest
Brotherhood of Man
Central Texas
Central Texas Academy of
Postal Service Wonders Across Nations and Medicine
An English era essay lauds the postal system as a vast, well organized force linking families and delivering knowledge. It highlights Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo and The Invalids' Hotel as illustrating how mail enables remote medical access and expert advice at minimal cost. The piece also notes social pride in Uncle Sam’s mail and reflects on Croker’s influence in Letcombe.
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Chautauqua
Buffalo
N. Y
RV. Pierce
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Sar Rica Institute
New York
Kansas
Michigan Woods
Dr. Pierce
Army of Peace
Uncle Sam
Cro
Third Avenue
Berkshire
Wantage
Jon
England
Mr. Croker
Tammany
Alford
Letcombe Regis
Downs
Croker
The Commoner Offers Joint Subscriptions With The Cameron Herald
The Commoner aims to educate and organize during Congress with editorial and nonpartisan Current Topics. It highlights Home Department cooking expertise and Maupin’s anecdotes. The paper’s rise to 140000 subscribers signals strength. A one year joint offer with The Cameron Herald costs 1.75 dollars for new and renewal subscribers.
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Bryan
Texas Wonder Cure Ad for Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertisement for Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles in men and women as well as diabetes rheumatism and related conditions. It promises mail delivery for $1 per bottle with a two month treatment and cites testimonials. Sold locally by Reese & Sapp and manufactured by Dr E W Hall in St Louis Missouri.
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Texas Wonder
Hall
E. W. Hall
P.O. Box
St. Louis
Reese & Sapp
Texas Wonder Cure Endorsed by Giles Avriett Sheriff
Certified statement from Giles C. Avriett, Sheriff of Cameron, Texas, dated October 7, 1902, claiming cure of kidney and bladder trouble by Texas Wonder and recommending it to others.
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Cameron
Texas
Giles C. Avriett
The Texas Midland RIL Road Promises Fine Travel
The Midland line advertises up to date service with elegant coaches and dining cars. Meals are served a la carte at reasonable prices and first class cuisine. Close connections at junction points and full information on rates time-cards Pullman reservations available from agents or F B McKay Terrell Texas.
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Midland
F. B. McKay
Pasenger
Terrell
Texas
Cameron City to Elect Aldermen in April 1903 Meeting Proclamation
Mayor J M Ralston of Cameron Texas proclaims an election on Tuesday April 7 1903 at the Fire Station to fill four alderman seats. Terms run to 1908 for three seats and one seat for A B Sharpe who resigned. W M Thompson named presiding officer. May 4 1903.
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Cameron
Tom Peoples
F. Bender
A.S Hearrell
A. E Sharpe
A. S. Hearrell
A. B. Sharpe
W. M. Thompson
Eyesight Improvement Promised by Eyeglasses
The advertisement urges readers to inspect their eyes at no cost. It claims most eye troubles are remediable with eyeglasses and spectacles. It promises stronger, longer lasting sight through improved Eye Helps and invites a free eye checkup to prevent years of suffering.
Texas peach crop prospects and market impacts discussed
A Farm and Ranch note argues that frost losses of ten to twenty percent in Texas peaches could reduce thinning work and stimulate remaining fruit sales. It contemplates Elberta damage in other states and suggests higher prices for later peaches as Elbertas decline. The item ends with local ads for blacksmithing and Herbine medicine testimonials from Midlothian, Texas dated 1899.
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Texas
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Georgia
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W.H. Fuller
State Meeting of Colored Baptists
Fort Worth
National Baptist Convention
Morris
Cristian
Christ
Dr. Harter
Curcaco
Ill
Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Dayton
TRE
Cap
Backstrom
Milam County
A. D. Backstrom
THE
Texas Midland Rilrod
J.M. Ralston
City of
Cameron Tex
Herald
Jim Coleman
Wm. M. Stroud
Midlothian
Geo. A. Thomas
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