Beacy Weekly News Letter highlights and notes
Tracy Texas January 27 1915 reports a sharp cold wave with sleet and snow and cites the coldest weather this winter. The notice lists local arrivals illnesses visits and social exchanges including births trades visits and travels among Beacy area residents and nearby Cameron Rockdale and Davilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Texas
Wesley Beesley
Dr. Lyon
Mr. Hinby
Sharpe
Cameron
Thurailay
Newton
J. F.chadwick
Glennie Stafford
Traly
Meain
Robert Harris
Billye
Peruna Cited By Ohio Woman As Cure For Catarrh
Mrs Esther M Milner of De Graff Ohio reports chronic catarrh weakness stomach and liver trouble with swollen limbs improved after using Peruna. She says two bottles cured her condition and she recommends it to friends. The note describes relief from headaches and inability to work after five months of deterioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Milner
de Graff
Ohio
Peter Radford on Woman Suffrage
Peter Radford argues that women should preserve their role at home and avoid political life. He praises motherhood and domestic virtues as central to society and warns against women bearing government duties or engaging in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Radford
Cold remedies and social club notes from a local page
An ad praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and related ailments. A social note reports Miss Katryn Smith hosting Kill Kare Members at her sister’s home with Mrs Rush Thomas, Oxsheer Smith, Mrs Swift, and Mrs Giles Averitt, enjoying sandy work and refreshments before an interruption due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katryn Smith
Kill Kare
Rush Thomas
Milano's diversified farming urged incounty news
Jones Prairie notes report farming setbacks with little plowing and wheat doing fairly well. Armstead Osborne plans to reduce cotton by sowing oats. Local visits include Mr Flinn and family and Mrs Elmer Middleton of Cameron. Milan county promotes diversified farming. Milano Gazette praises past efforts and urges readers to share progress. Also mentions health ads for Chamberlain's tablets and a biweekly column closing with a medical testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Middleton
Cameron
Hugh McKinney
Mr. Rice
Holcomb Crook
Rev. Spradley
Little River
Milan County
Milano
Milano Gazette
Digestion Overcome by Simple Remedy
Hurried eating and irregular meals weaken digestion and cause stomach trouble. The text urges simple foods eaten slowly and regularly, aided by iron, with a testimonial from Mrs. H J of Thomasville Georgia and a claim that Pace’s New Drug Store will refund purchase money if Vinor fails.
Bain Spradly Couple Vowed With Good Wishes
Bain and Miss Mamie Spradley of Hix celebrate a lifelong partnership on Sunday afternoon in Caldwell Ledger noted as fine young people with many friends offering congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Bain
Mamie Spradley
Hix Community
Caldwell Ledger
Public vendue notices and medical ad text fragment
Fragmentary items include a public sale notice for February 1 1915 a colt description at Jones Prairie Texas and an ad promising a cold remedy 50c at the druggist plus a Milan o Gazette excerpt about ready prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Prairie
H. Jones
Precint No
Texas
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John Davis
Sharpton Laird
W. C. Bagett
Rockdale
Best
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Ito Tracy
Charles Britton
Busis
Muse
Porter Stevens
Beacy
Bettie Ragsdale
Baathris
Davilla
Litton Fowler
Maggie Green
Lottie Harris
Ackdale
Della Laird
Jones Prairie’s
Texas Wonder
Chamberlain
Jan
Pace’s New Drug Store
John Deer
Bridge Beach
Henne & Meyer Go
Hefley Old Stand
Bain-Spradly
Perenne & Ee
Corpus Christi
Rockport
J. Garrison
Percy Tyrrell
Mgr
Silver King
LH. Posey
Prohibition
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