San Gabriel Gossip Trails Local Life and Loss in May
The San Gabriel column reports a calm spell after recent rain, with farmers hoping for sun on oats. It chronicles visits from FE M Perry, Miss Kate Yeager, Fay Felton, and Rev Spradley, plus a community play Civil Service and multiple social calls. A death follows when Little Lila Belle Gilchrist dies after an operation in Sealy Hospital, with funeral details and local mourners listed.
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FE. M. Perry
Temple
Kate Yeager
Henry
Joe
Rockdale
Fay Felton
Pallas
Conservatory of
E. L. Spradley
Cameron
Darby
Thorndale
San Gabriel
San Angelo
Elbert Guthrie
Dallas
Ursula Outlaw
Ula Gilchrist
Milano
Tamp Johnson
Duncan Thomas
Taylor
Council of Defense
Walter Felton
Calvert
Edgar Williams
Thrall
Dick Perry
Houston
Mr. Perry
J. R. Foster
Bernice Foster
John Woody
Leo Wilkerson
Walter Clark
Lila Belle Gilchrist
Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Locklin Cemetery
Roberts of
Albert Schiller
Lila Belle
Annie Camp
Felton
Austin
Rev
Miss Evans
Sam Clement
Fannie Norman
Lee
Gus Newton
J. R Ellison
Sharp Young
Arthur Young
J. K. Quinn
Bertrand Camp
Minnie Young
Daisey Wilson
Gladys Summerlin
Raby
Clara Ellison
Irma Moore
H H. Moore
A. L. Hinds
C. L. York
E L. Rasberry
Jim Guthrie
Alvin
Oaks
Emma Moore
Jack Cowen
Noriie
Fannie Young
John Young
Robt, Lyles
Yoakum
Mr. Grabine
Harold Procter Sings in Pacific Coast Recital
Harold Procter, famed Irish tenor, offers an artistic program as one of the Pacific coast's leading singers. The Concert Artists will perform beloved songs with accomplished, refined musicianship.
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Harold Procter
Mr. Procter
Pacific Coast
Shed
Economic sense raised by saving and capital formation
The passage argues buying power hinges on productive power and is boosted by capital health and education while warning against wasteful spending. It notes opinions on Wilsonian policy and urges expansion of printing and linotype training at the Deaf and Dumb Institute in Austin as pathways to steady work and higher pay for both sexes.
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United States
Haskell Free Press
League of Nations
Wilson
Denton Record Chronicle
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Austin
Fragmentary note on qunene and public moral judgment
A damaged text fragment discusses quinine and a laxative effect, mentioning toxic properties and a nonsensical claim about taking without head impact. It also references Grove and a judge’s wartime justice, noting its price and condemning those who plunged the world into woe.
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Grove
Tide of Music Beneath Florida Seas
A lyric fragment describes piano like waves south of Florida and the sea pounding the keys. It attributes lines to Luke MecLuke and mixes reflections on worry and routine with a note on churchgoing as a timely act.
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Florida
Luke MecLuke
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