Community News From Lanes Chapel Briefed
A village notes many visitors and local greetings as residents and relatives travel for holidays and weekends. Names include Lane, Kleibrink, Rice, Poston, Cox, Turner, Carlson, Bergman, and others visiting kin in Mosheim, Fort Worth, Meridian, Dallas, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare Funday
Fem Ware Pravent
Jus Ag Jng Wicknese
Abel and Family
Ladewater Sprint
Weilvent
Avery Com
Mme
Bergman
M. Lane
Acd Mire
Jewel Aargine
Barglott
Mr. Sargian
Jim
Lee Cerlion
Crane Fille
Gap
Mre
John Carlson
Willie Turner
Turneraville
W. M. Turner
Mrx
Rady Lane
Edna Kleibrink
Olmud Turner
Claudine Edd Peggy
Ora Clyde Rice
Yde Rice
Dolphne Dansby
Floyd ‘Townley
Marié Poston
V. C
Rovalie Poston
Téshome
Matt Thomas
Dorothy? Landre
Near Exon
T. J. Cox
Miss West
Franklin
Lowell Cox Sr
Laverne
Joe Bearden
Searsville Ferminity
A.B. Poston
Meridian
Elvida Carlson Teft
Fort Worth
Mies
A. B. Poston
Mik Rosalie
Rey
Gg, Williams
Moshelm
Laat
W. M. Rice
George Rice
Mosheim
Fifty Years Ago Fruits Tabooed In Chicago
In Chicago a past note recalls grapefruit being considered improper for general use while peaches drew scrutiny at meals. The fragment hints at debates on fruit acceptance and dietary norms, mentioning a doctor and old attitudes toward citrus and peaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Saya
Printer's Devil on First Ashstone Paper Visits Here
John H. Starr, 87, of Betastar, visiting his daughter in Fort Worth, recalls childhood days as a printer's devil on Palestine Texas's first newspaper. He remembers ox wagon trips to Dallas, horse raids near Meridian, Daniel Parker founding Texas's first Protestant church, and Civil War era memories as a Palestine county official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
A Starr
Missi Bertha Starr
Nolan Street
North Bide High School
Texas
Susan Parker Starr
Cynthia Ann Parker
Starr
Cynthia
Ann Parker
Dallas
Trinity River
Meridian
Blarr
Daniel Parker
Texan
Ethba
Palestine
Himan Morgan
Roosevelt Ranked Third in Century of Speakers
Dr K G Hance of the University of Michigan ranks Theodore Roosevelt as the third best American public speaker of the century. Henry Ward Beecher tops the list for persuasive speeches, followed by William Jennings Bryan. The professor notes Beecher’s England speeches in 1863 and cites Roosevelt’s radio adaptation as his strength in reach. Additional top figures named include Chauncey Depew Henry W Grady Robert Ingersoll Wendell Phillips Woodrow Wilson Phillips Brooks and Robert La Follette Sr with Lincoln and Bev erlige highlighted for their influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt Jwie
Abraham Lincoln
K. G. Hance
University of Michigan
National Association of Teachers For
Hance
Henry Ward Beecher
Beecher
England
William Jennings Bryan
Hancey
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Lincoln-Douglas de Thates
Albert Beverlige
Indiana
Chauncey Depew
Corporation
America
Henry W Grady
The
Atlanta Constitution
Robert Ingersoll
Wendell Phillips
Lyceum
Woodrow Wilson
Phillips Brooks
Philadelphia
Boston
Robert la Follette Sr
Whooping Cough Dangers to Young Prompt Isolation urged
Dr Geo W Cox Texas State Health Officer warns against whooping cough for infants noting over 90 percent of deaths occur under age five. He urges early isolation, vaccination in infancy, and keeping ill children at home to protect others while stressing the hardship and public health benefit. A separate note reports a civil suit verdict against Gov W Lee O Daniel with a $250 award to Jo Ann Caldwell for a bicycle collision damages claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Tex
Jun
126Th District Court
Nso
W. Lee O'Daniel
Pat O'Daniel
Jo Ann Caldwell
Harold Caldwell
Travis County
Jemnor
Medical contract note on anesthesia cost and refund policy
A fragmented notice discusses an anesthesia procedure and terms of guarantee. It mentions a prompt fault or purchase price and a refund promise, with a date reference to March 3 in a unclear context. The text lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Mussolini urged by war hero to face treason arrest
Burlington dispatch reports Rev Campani, who sent back world war decorations, cables to King Victor Emmanuel urging Mussolini’s arrest for treason against Italy and humanity. The Rome message claims Italian administration will not pass, while a Western Union delivery notes peace with Britain and a U.S. potato production figure for 1940 of 805 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
N. J
Campani
Talian
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Great Britain
Western Union
Campana
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Bloomfield
Lement
Driskill
Wol Stars
PASO
Bing Bagmig
Ako Canselvue
Cada Aewelad
Armest
Victor
United States
WA Jose Speaslit
Grace Meridian
Teeas
Robert F, Cherry
Atlaw Ene Gilleapleee Apsure
Burrell
C. E. Price Dray L
Baggeng
Oliftan
Wood Bros
Waco
Chevrolet
HUACA
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