Tanlac Restores vigor for Houston railroad man
Sam Cook, a Texas & New Orleans rail line mechanic living at 1815 Keene St Houston, credits Tanlac with dramatic health gains. He gained seven pounds in days, reports relief from catarrh and stomach souring, and says he feels twenty years younger as his appetite and strength return. His wife supports his story and endorses the remedy. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cook
Texas & New Orleans Railroad
Keene Street
Houston
Texas
Mr. Cook
Taniac
Mrs. Cook
Comment on moral impact of ruthless enemies in conflict
A remark notes that extreme aggression can backfire, prompting bystanders to sympathize with the foe. It suggests that harsh treatment may undermine aims by eroding public support and fueling sympathy for the aggressor.
Are You Happy A ad for Chamberlain's Tablets
A health ad claims happiness depends on being well and released from constipation and indigestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as prompt effective and pleasant to take to correct these disorders.
Social Roundup From Valley Mills and Surrounding Areas
Valley Mills residents and visitors from Mo sheim Dallas Fort Worth Clifton and Crawford gathered here for visits and business. Notables include L L Webb S K Lewis Roy Massingill and families Homer Walker Ed Baker O J Pickle Miss Grimland and others. Attendees traveled to Dallas Fort Worth and Crawford for meetings auctions and familial greetings with updates on health and local commerce.
Local notes and movements end of last week
Mrs John W Howard attended the funeral of Mrs John W Howard. W M Howard of Lampasas visited for several days. Sheriff Chas Romine came from Meridian on official business and to visit his mother. Chas E Dansby and R E McCorkle were in Fort Worth on business. Mayor Griggs has wagons hauling gravel on streets. Miss Thelma Smallwood, after surgery, is recovering and will soon return home. John S Pool transacted oil development business in Fort Worth. Mrs Dr W T McNeill and daughter Gladys traveled to Mineral Wells for recreation. Irvin Lane visited the DeLeon oil fields and returned Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Massingill
Hico
Mr. Massingill
George Goodall
Miss Grimland
E. A. Tweedy
Roy Tennison
Clifton
Valley Mills
O. J. Pickle
Crawford
Howard
Homer Walker
France
Philip Nowlin
Ed Baker
McGregor
131St Field Artillery
Auburn McFadden
Emory Nowlin
Louis Schuerg
Near
Womack
H. Walseben
Coyote
A. M. McCorkle
George Griffith
Fort Worth
Chas. M. Mathys
Mosheim
Woodmen Lodge
Dallas
Roy Sherrill
Sonny Boy
Temple
Charley Romine
Meridian
C. M. Cureton
Swensondale
Lars Larson
Near Norse
Mary Hoffman
Cagle
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Rufus Clement
Clement
Oscar J. Rea & Co
Jack Noble
Lon Howard
John W. Howard
W .M. Howard
Lampasas
Chas. Romine
Chas. E. Dansby
R. E. McCorkle
Griggs
Thelma Smallwood
John S. Pool
Mr. Pool
W. T. McNeill
Gladys
Irvin Lane
DeLeon
Observer placement in boxing echoes referee and umpire views
A columnist argues that officials should sit where they can best see fights and plays, noting that referee and umpire perspectives depend on seating. The piece treats observer positions as essential to fair officiating and game management.
Married life and daily ironies in a humorous tone
After a year of marriage a man thinks his wife is green yet after twenty years he sees his only illusion was marrying her. He jokes about horse slobber and compares a kiss between friends to daily family quirks. He notes a grouchy morning with his wife versus polite streetcar encounters.
Infants Turned Into Perpetual Adults in Witty Assertion
A humorous remark notes many men remain childish from infancy and their wives confirm the trait, suggesting a lifelong habit rather than a phase. The line playfully challenges expectations of maturity and companionship.
How Is Your Complexion A Woman Should Grow More Beautful
A guide urges women to age gracefully with baths diet and exercise and to keep liver and bowels functioning. It notes yellow eyes and skin, dull whites, and flabby flesh signal indigestion or sluggish liver and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to correct these disorders.
Land posted warns hunters and fishermen to stay out
Public notice states the land is posted and hunters and fishermen must avoid entry or face legal penalties. signed by A. C. Lahlum and dated at 216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Lahlum
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Clifton Mill & Elev. Co
Tanlac
Sea Core
Ghd
Valley Mills Tribune
L. L. Webb
S. K. Lewis
J. N. Hill
Price & Stuart
Belle
Wichita
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