Liggett of the Argonne Due Permanent Lieutenant General Rank
Secretary Weeks urges Maj. Gen. Liggett be named lieutenant general as a national tribute for commanding the American force in the Argonne. The First Army carried out the great American enterprise in that battle and left many white crosses at its dead.
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Liggett
Argonne
Weeks
Chateau-Thierry
Argonne Wood
Milwaukee Journal
Fiunterggett
The
Business as the oldest profession with ethics
The Dearborn Independent argues business underpins all humanity and virtues. It claims honesty matters most in business, and a noble profession can oversee all others through internal ethical motive.
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Dearborn
Contortion Image From Interview With Opera Star
The reporter recalls an operatic star during an interview describing her curved posture of her dainty shod ankles on a settee. The vivid phrasing leads readers to picture a performer more as a contortionist than a renowned soprano.
Smart match worth wealth claims, not rich legacy
A Houston Post view argues a girl should wed an intelligent, industrious young man who can earn and save money. Marrying a rich heir is viewed as a poor bet for middle life, while a prudent partner secures lasting value.
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Houston Post
Fishing and Dreaming Anglers At Window Displays
A reflective portrait of men lingering before sporting goods windows, eyeing new fishing tackle with hopeful, tentative interest as they dream of the next catch. The scene captures ordinary shoppers in a moment of quiet anticipation amid storefront displays.
Eight stills seized in Thorndale raid by officers and Texas Rangers
Eight large capacity whiskey stills were captured on two farms near Thorndale Texas on Saturday morning. Williamson and Milam county farmers were arrested. one captive is in Travis county jail while others await processing. Substantial quantities of corn whiskey sugar and mash were found indicating prolonged operation. Warrants had been issued by United States Commissioner Roy C Archer days earlier.
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Austin
Texas
Williamson
Milam County
Thorndale
Prohibition
Frank Hamer
Coley White
Texas Rangers
Travis County
Williamson County
Williamson-Milam County
United States
Roy C. Archer
Thorndale Champion
Only Woman To Survive Niagara Falls Now Poorhouse In Aging
The sole woman to survive a Niagara Falls plunge is aged seventy five and living in a poorhouse, prompting a critique that the nation underestimates public benefactors who once aided others.
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Niagara Falls
Beyond Infinity Theorist Eyes Next Frontier
If Doctor Einstein succeeds in explaining what lies beyond the end of infinity he can then pursue work to determine what exists beyond that boundary. The statement frames a progression from proving infinity’s edge to exploring the ultimate beyond.
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Doctor Einstein
Britain Eyes War To Rally Unity Over Labor Dispute
The remark suggests Britain might provoke or endure a war to force national cohesion beyond domestic labor tensions, highlighting a belief that external conflict could unite the country on a greater issue. The comment reflects wartime rhetoric and concerns about domestic politics.
Butter Known Four Thousand Years Ago Says Syndicate Writer
A syndicate note reflects on butter being known thousands of years ago and comments on punctuality noting that only the train a woman travels on ensures she is on time, leading to a station arrival well before departure.
Navy secretary revives old joke halting starboard and larboard
The text notes Secretary of the Navy Daniels abolishing starboard and larboard with only the two remaining. mentions a strawberry wine allowed with government permission for noon beverages and possible vehicle grease use. Comments on France law affecting drama and dwindling American tourist numbers. Also reports a drop in baby carriage demand and upkeep costs as concerns.
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Daniels
Denby
Paris fad sparks edible perfumed treats
A brief note from Le Die Patch reports a growing trend in Paris with edible items infused with aromas, including garlicky flavors. The piece hints at novelty foods attracting attention in the city.
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Paris
Limburger
Famine Warning Sparks Limited Interest in Response
Readers show tepid interest as famine warnings circulate with limited public action and muted concern from the community. Officials urge attention while the public awaits clearer guidance and relief plans.
Swat the Fly Threat to Town Health Today
Arguing the house fly spreads disease and thrives on filth, the piece urges community action to drive out flies this season. It warns a single fly may kill a baby or adult and calls for organized efforts to keep homes and streets safer and healthier.
Speeders warned as Cameron strict enforcement begins
Cameron city acts under orders from the City Council and Mayor to enforce speed and traffic laws. City Marshal Holtzclaw states a man will be placed on the job and the law will be strictly enforced across Cameron.
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Cameron
Holtzclaw
ED Holtzclaw
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Health Boosts Blood Purity
Purported tonic claims improved energy and appetite by purifying and enriching blood with iron and quinine. States not a patent medicine. praises its strength-building, long-standing use for malaria and vitality. Available from drug stores at 60 cents per bottle.
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JROVE
GROVE
President H Y Allen dies after long illness in Dallas
H Y Allen 64 longtime First National Bank of this city president died at his Dallas home after an eighteen month illness He was born in North Carolina in 1857 moved to Texas in youth and helped develop Dallas He survived by wife a daughter Mrs M K Wilkes and a son C R Allen Funeral services were held at his residence in Dallas with burial in Oakland cemetery The Reverend Dr Rob ert H Coleman and Dr J B Cranfill led the service Chas A Davis bank cashier attended as an honorary pallbearer
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H. Y. Allen
First National Bank
Dallas
North Caroina
Texas
Baptist Church
Allen
M. K. Wilkes
C. R. Allen
Dalle
Oakland Cemetery
Robert H. Coleman
J. B. Cranfill
Chas. A. Davis
Diarrhoea Mixure Promoted By Nash Bros In Arkansas
Nash Bros Drug Co of Jonesboro Arkansas advertises Nash s Diarrhoea Mixture a prescription long used with success for diarrhoea colic and stomach pains. The notice says the remedy prevents deaths and is endorsed by physicians for spring cases of flux.
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Nash Bros. Drug Co
Jonesboro
Nash's Diarhoea Mix advertised by Jackson Read Pharmacy
A colonial era notice promotes Nash's Diarhoea Mix ture for treating colic summer complaints and all forms of diarrhoea. The product is advertised as a ready relief and is sold by Jackson and Read Pharmacy.
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Nash
Jackson & Read Pharmacy
Jersey heifer impounded, to be sold at auction
Notice of an injured Jer sey heifer in pound, one year old, muley and farin color, in very good condition. The animal will be sold at auction on the 17th of this month if the owner does not reclaim it. See Ed Holtzclaw, City Marshal.
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Ed Holtzclaw
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove’s Open-Trate Salve Pack
A combined cold remedy offering Hayes Healing Honey to stop a cough and Grove’s Open-Trate Salve for chest colds, head colds, and croup. The carton includes both remedies with directions to rub the salve on the chest and throat of children. The package costs 35 cents.
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Hayes
Grove
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