Tyler Commercial College Promotes Ten Entry Reasons
The Tyler Commercial College urges enrollment with ten claims: high fall attendance, 2000 annual graduates from half the states, free job placement, own textbooks and modern methods, individualized instruction, strong class atmosphere, robust aftercare service, broad course range, proven placement in top commercial jobs, and Tyler as a prime East Texas city. Readers are invited to fill a coupon for a catalogue.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
East
Texas
America
Misses Gillon Entertain at Hefley Heights Home
Grace and Louise Gillon hosted a Friday evening gathering at their Hefley Heights residence with guests from the local social circle. The event featured light refreshments and informal conversation in a cordial, neighborhood setting.
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Hefley Heights
Misses Grace
Louise Gillon
Camping Lawn Party Honors Miss Francis Hoon of Taylor
Bee Shoals hosts a lawn party imitating camping grounds for guest Miss Francis Hoon of Taylor. Tents tables hammocks and an imitation swimming pool set the scene as music games and merry conversation filled the hours. Bananas ice cream and jelly cake were served after the event.
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Bee Shoals
Francis Hoon
Taylor
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles claims
An old advertisement-style notice touts Texas Wonder as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues and diabetes, promising two months of treatment from a one-dollar bottle. It urges readers to obtain testimonials and lists Dr. E. Hall in St. Louis as a contact. It also mentions a separate monument unveiling in Oak Hill Cemetery and promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for colds with a 25 cent price.
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Texas Wonder
Texas
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St.Louis
Dr. Bell
Home grown peaches delight Herald team
The Herald boys enjoyed a feast of free-stone peaches from Miss Adeline Caldwell, a generous book-keeper. Grace Eplin hosted a theater party for her Waxahachie guest Edith Naylor. Refreshments followed at the Palace of Sweets with the Blue Bonnet club and F. A. girls. Roy Griffith sold his plumbing share to brother Joe and works for the street railway in Waco.
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Herald
Adeline Caldwell
Grace Eplin
Edith Naylor
Waxahachie
Palace of Sweets
Blue Bonnet Club
F. A. Girls
Roy Griffith
Griffith Bros
Joe
Waco
Land Auction Prospect Usable near Cameron Offers Various Tracts
Several farm tracts for sale around Cameron ranging from 50 to 105 acres. Listings describe cultivation, timber, houses, barns, water access, soil quality, and level terrain. Prices range from 1650 to 8000 with cash and trade terms offered.
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Cameron
Rockdale
Hanover Public Road
Milano
Maysfield
Milano and
Tennant
Cameron and
Jones Prairie
Doan's Kidney Pills Recommend in Cameron Article
Cameron residents are urged to heed nature warning signs of kidney trouble including abnormal secretions and frequent painful passages. John A. Matula of Crockett Ave. Cameron credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving back soreness after purchasing at E. O. Schiller's Drug Store. Price 50c. ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from Post er-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. 13-21 Feat.
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Doan
Cameron
John A. Matula
Crockett Ave
E. O. Schiller
Bargains in Two Ford Gars
Mrs. A. N. Green and two children spent last week in Lott. $100 REWARD. The readers learn there is a disease science claims to cure in all its stages catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood and mucous surfaces. The proprietors offer $100 for any case that fails to cure. Send for testimonials.
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A. N. Green
Lott
Hall's
F. J. Cheney & CX
Toledo
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Misses Gillon
A. N. Weems, Roprietor
Star Hams
Garrett
Brown Mule Tobacco
John Bremond
Mason
J. D. Dobbins
B. Worcester
B. P. Matocha
Moore Building
Cameron, Texas
Cameron Grove W. C
Sovereign
M. Welch
Oak Hill Cemetery
Liberty Church
Wm. R. Rogers
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