H B Terrell in race for comptroller noted
The Marlin Democrat reports H B Terrell of Waco is in the comptroller race. A Rural Life improvement ram is set at the University of Texas in Austin from July 13 to 17 during Rural School Week inviting county superintendents and trustees to attend free lectures. An ad from A P Williams Land Co Belton urges readers to write for South Texas land info and notes the paper’s investigation and recommendation.
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Marlin
H. B. Terrell
Waco
University of Texas In
Austin
A. P. Wiliams Land Co
Belton
South Texas Land
Huerta Faces Choice Between Villa and Wilson
The text presents Huerta choosing whether to surrender to Villa or to Wilson, arguing surrender to Villa risks dignity and life while surrendering to Wilson could preserve dignity though lead to defeat.
Texas hunters urged to study game laws and local resources
The article discusses Texas hunting and law, noting federal restrictions on migratory birds and state limits. It mentions clay pigeons as unregulated for now, and comments on political dynamics in Texas campaigns with emphasis on voter sentiment and likely turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco News
Texas
Sunday laws and public sentiment in Texas towns debated
The Denison Herald editorialized on the Grayson county suit seeking County Attorney Ben E. Gafford’s removal for not enforcing Sunday laws in Sherman. It argues public sentiment drives enforcement, notes hypocrisy among merchants, and urges practical amendments to avoid mockery of laws. The Kosse Cyclone defends Becker amid New York four gunmen cases, while Hamilton county faces a booze surge with inflated prices.
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Ben E. Gafford
Sherman
Texas
Denison Herald
Grayson County
Gafford
Attorney General's Department
Easa
The
Herald
Becker
New York
Hamilton County
Brother Peck
the Herald
Activities At Beaten Normal Highlight Student Groups
Enrollment stands at 1027 as Y M C A and Y W C A groups organize under Dallas leaders J L Hunter and Miss Beebe. The campus hosted lectures by Dr Hutchinson and Mrs Sherwood, a successful minstrel show, and a performance by the Mary Arden Club with a Shakespearean whnyal play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
J. L. Hunter
Dallas
Young Women’s Christian Association
Justin
Hutchinson
New York City
Debate on Regulating Large Industrial Trusts Wins in Huntsville
Annie Zvesper reports that a meeting in Huntsville favored regulating big industrial organizations over destroying monopolies by competition. The affirmative won, and two Huntsville speakers debated at San Marcos Normal with students, also yielding a favorable decision for their side.
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Normal
Huntsville
San Marcos
Annie Zvesper
Senator Terrell Announces Candidacy for Texas Comptroller
Mc Lennan county veteran lawmaker Senator H. B. Terrell formally announces his bid to succeed W. P. Lane as Texas comptroller. Terrell is described as highly experienced and thoroughly familiar with state affairs.
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H. B. Terrell
McLennan County
Texas
W. P. Lane
Hamilton Herald
Strengthens Weak and Tired Women with Electric Bitters
Mrs. J. C. Van De Lande of Kirkland Illinois says Electric Bitters saved her from breaking down while nursing a relative for three months. The ad promises relief for tired appetite digestion and a tonic for stomach liver and kidneys. Available in 50 cents and one dollar at druggists with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. van de Lande
Kirkland
Purport of Patent Remedies Advertised in 19th Century Page
An OCR fragment advertises Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser products to flush waste and cleanse stomach liver and kidneys. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills Mila laxative and Arnica Salve for injuries with claims of curing magnition and improving wellbeing.
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Dr. King
Druggist Ad Campaign for Ointment Relief
A vintage ad promotes a dermatology ointment to ease pimples eruptions blackheads and itchy skin. The copy emphasizes relief from rough red skin and associated discomfort, urging readers to seek the product from their Druggist for relief.
A Cure for Sour Stomach and Texas Cotton Outlook
A reader from Battle Creek, Michigan reports Chamberlains Tablets cured indigestion sour stomach and bad breath after two bottles. Texas cotton remains the principal farm product occupying 45 percent of cultivated land with a 25 percent increase in acreage over the past decade and an acre value of 27.19 dollars in 1912 including seed.
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Texas
Relief From Rheumatism and Texas Cotton Facts
Mrs Elmér Hatch of Peru Indiana reports relief from rheumatic attacks using nightly chamber remedies. The piece notes Texas cotton yields and economic impact with figures on production, export ports in Galveston and Houston, labor needs, and crop costs in 1912.
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Elmér Hatch
Peru
Ind
Stomach Trouble Cured by Remedy Says Mrs Cleveland
Mrs Hi G Cleveland of Aftnold Pennsylvania writes she suffered a sour stomach and bloating after meals. She reports no relief until using the remedy mentioned in her letter, noting a positive improvement in her condition.
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Hi. G. Cleveland
Aftnold, Pa
Deans Kidney Pills Aid Cameron Work Load Back Pain
Local testimonial from J. D. Cone of Cameron Texas praises Deans Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney disorder relief. He notes weakness across the back, irregular kidney secretions, and several days off work improved after using the remedy. Priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets.
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Dean
Cameron
S. J. D. Cone
Carpenter
Texas
Cough Remedy Claims and Patient Testimonials
A fragment recounts Stickney cured of cough or cold using a product. The notice cites Mrs. J ae praising relief and references complaints about Chamber's remedy. Claims quick relief and urges readers to choose a popular preparation.
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County, Tenns
Cameron, Teiss
A. V. Smith
Huerta
Wilson
Villa
Peck
Hamilton Record
Money To Burn
Hamilton
Mee
the Woman's Specialty Shop
Globe
Galveston
Houston
Stickney
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