Dodge Brothers Revamp Service Training for Senior Six Ahead
Dodge Brothers announces a complete reorganization of its service manager and service man training school. The upgraded program expands beyond four cylinder servicing to include the Senior line with instruction on motor, clutch, transmission, axles, steering, brakes and more. About 100 trainees have enrolled, with many dealers expected to follow. field service engineers will support testers nationwide.
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Dodge Brothers
Sapp Motor Company
Dodge
Detroit
Nose injury from fence-mounted rock shooter hits Harold Massey
Harold Massey, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Massey, was struck in the nose by a rock from a fence nailed "nigger shooter" stock. He received stitches at the hospital and is now at home recovering.
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Harold Massey
T. M. Massey
Secretive Secretary Bird Named for Crest Like Quill Pens
The Secretary bird of South Africa is famed for its snake killing skill and derives its name from a crest of long dark plumes rising from the head that resemble quills used by clerks. In America cap and gown for graduates was uncommon until the late 1800s.
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South Africa
America
Soothsayers of East India Predict Events by Cracking Eggs
East Indian soothsayers crack eggs on a board watch shell fragments fall to infer outcomes. They study size and position of the pieces to foretell near futures.
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East India
Unique Exhibit by U S Shipping Board at Cotton Palace
Waco Texas negotiations conclude for a Shipping Board exhibit at this year’s Texas Cotton Palace Exposition. The display highlights U S owned ships aiding agricultural exports, with a focus on farmers and the $600 million freight bill for foreign commerce. The Agriculture Department section, poultry show led by John K Strecker, and emphasis on dairying and swine are planned features.
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Waco
Texas
United States Shipping Board
United States
Shining Board
United States Department of Agriculture
National Department of Agriculture
Cotton Palace
I. E. Goodman
Local Ed V. Price Tailoring rep markets fall and winter wear
Sells Clothing Chas. C. Smith, local representative of the Ed V. Price Tailoring Company had with him on Monday and Tuesday a representative of the company and reports the sale of a large number of suits and overcoats. Mr. Smith has been the local dealer of the Ed V. Price Company for a number of years. The samples were in the piece and enabled customers to make satisfactory selections of clothing for fall and winter.
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Chas. C. Smith
Ed V. Price Tailoring Company
Mr. Smith
Ed V. Price Company
Baptist W M S Ladies Plan Circles at Church
Baptist W M S met at the church for devotional led by Mrs. W H Henley and a brief business session. Plans for the third Monday program were set, with circles meeting next Monday at designated homes to study Royal Service.
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Ladies of the Baptist W. M.S
W. H. Henley
J. L. Denson
J. B. White
B. F. Bailey
L. L. Blaylock
Bridal Supper Follows Johnson Lothobheuts Wedding
At the Bigbee House Risehar hosted a bridal party and a small circle of relatives and friends for a bridal supper after the Johnson Lothobheuts wedding. Tables bore pink La France roses and Pantheron roses. A six course supper was served. Out of town guests included Miss Elizabeth Rischar of Quincy and Mrs. Mary Carpenter of Belton, mother of the bride.
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Bigbee House
F&, Risehar
Johnson-Lothobheuts
Elizabeth Rischar
Quincy
Mary Carpenter
Belton
Johnson
Rueben M. Johnson
Indian Grief Practices At Death Stand Revealed
David J. Bushnell of the Smithsonian Institute argues Indians express deep sentiment through pain after a death. He notes rituals like white clay daubing, skin cutting, piercing with arrows, and barefoot marching to demonstrate agony and honor loved ones.
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David J. Bushnell
Smithsonian Institute
Fisher's Bargain Sale Opens on Wet Bankrupt Stock
M. E. Fisher, purchasing Tr'ggs Dry Goods stock, begins a Bank rupt price sale Friday and reports strong early business. He is a well known local merchant, promising further bargains as the stock sells off, with notices appearing in The Herald.
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M. E. Fisher
Tr'ggs Dry Goods Company
Austrian Rail Positions Require Severe Temper Tests
The Austrian government will screen candidates for railways with rigorous exams including a test of temper to ensure fitness for demanding roles.
Alligators Swallow Food Only Underwater
Alligators, whose diet includes fish and meat, cannot swallow their food unless they are submerged. This behavior ensures safe digestion and prevents choking while feeding in aquatic environments.
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W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Cameron, Texas
Abilene
Dr. Pierce
J. B. Matthews
Gen’l del
Chamberlain Bros. ‘Dairy
Protec
Oleman Chevrolet Co
J.$. Shipping Board
Waen
Texas Coton Palace Exposition
Margaret Roe
McLennan County
Cliss Vonnie Hilton
Wat
Cs Weil Oo
the Inc van
I. Thair
Food Business
Doan
Midurn Co
Mig. Chem
Southwestern
S. E. Brogdon
Southwestern Life
Cameron
Vass Sedan
Hudson
Horstmann Brothers
Hudson-Essex Cars
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