Senator Connally to Speak in Democratic Air Campaign
Washington reports Senator Tom Connally of Texas will be the soon speaker for the Democratic air campaign. The announcement came from the National Democratic Committee at Washington headquarters. Connally will travel from Marlin to mail for the National Broadcasting. Stations will align with the Mayday event on September 1 and Texas will host related broadcasts as planned.
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House of Hargeaser In 1980." Lafey David Ackenson
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Superstition Tales From The Early 1900s
A discussion on superstition notes that most beliefs arose from ignorance and spread through generations. Readers recount black cat omens and Friday the 13th anxieties, while newspapers reinforce myths. Psychology explains how expectation shapes outcomes and how salt over the shoulder becomes a ritual to ward off bad luck.
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Card of Thanks for Attendants After Death of Daughter May
Mr and Mrs C O Broasted and family express sincere thanks to friends for cards gifts memorials and words of comfort after the death of their beloved daughter and writer May Their kindness remains deeply felt and God bless you all.
Portuguese Start of African Slave Trade in 1442
The entry notes that the Portuguese began the African slave trade in 1442. It states the initiation year and identifies Portugal as the initiating party in this transatlantic trade.
Armistice on Wall Street and Our Curious Quotes
A compilation of contrived editorial quips from various papers noting a calm in stock markets amid scarcity, odd spelling errors, and tongue in cheek remarks. The items reference financial flattening, gossip about a doctor, bootleggers, and a drive toward satire on current affairs with varied regional voices.
A Good Doctus Made Texas a Great Brute
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Heartfelt thanks for kindness after loss in Bay Town Texas
A bereaved family extends thanks for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their wife and mother. They note the support will be remembered with gratitude and blessings. A family member left Monday for Bay Town, Texas for prospective work after ten weeks at home.
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Real Roofs Offer Savings on Guaranteed Reroof
An advertisement touts affordable reroofing with Genasco Latite asphalt shingles. It promises savings and a guaranteed roof, inviting readers to call or write for details. The pitch targets homeowners seeking cooler, energy efficient roof upgrades with insurer friendly options.
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