Belle of Wichita Flour Promises Better Baking Results
The notice touts Belle of Wichita as the real all purpose flour claiming superior baking outcomes over ordinary flour and offers sacks for purchase. It emphasizes quality and invites customers to obtain the product.
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Wichita
General Pershing to Return to U S in August
Washington reports General Pershing will return to the United States in August, Rep Caldwell of New York tells the House Rules Committee. Caldwell urges setting aside time for a joint congressional session to bid him farewell. The move follows his long overseas command and wartime service.
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Washington
General Pershing
United States
Caldwell
New York
House Rules Committee
Coms
Voice Lessons and Illusions Mark a Crowish Quote
A terse line mocks a singer with a crowlike voice who pays two dollars for vocal lessons. It satirizes confusion between genuine talent and flattery, implying mislearning through minimal investment.
Pains Describe Texas Woman's Left-Side Illness Cure
Mrs Minnie Phil pot of Gongales Texas recalls five years of recurring pain along her left side under the rib rising to the left shoulder and back before treatment. The report notes a remedy or relief following the described ailment.
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Gongales
Tex
Minnie Philpot
Valley Mills Local News Highlights Residents and Visitors
Local items from Valley Mills recount arrivals and departures of prominent residents. Dr. Fred Standefer, recently discharged from the U.S. Army, returns and begins practice. families from Meridian, Dallas, and Weatherford are noted in visits and moves. Other residents travel for baths, business, or military service, with farm and property updates around the river road and surrounding communities.
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Dea’ Cee Ais Ae Oe
Oklahoma
Iisaae Mmey Rea
Fred Standefer
U.S
Rar
Valley’Mills
Meridian
John Standefer
Wallace Goodall
Paul Hightower
Mosheim
H. W. Harris
Dallas
Tom Bates
Hico
Allen
Lanes Chappel
Mr. Burns
Jewel Linberg
Lautherbatk Place
Phillip Nowlin
Mr. Linberg
Tom A. Sears
Brownwood
Henry Harrison
Denton
Mamie Gatlin
H. W. Miles
Walter Long
Taylor
John T
Rap Pippin
New Mexico
Carl Nesbitt
A. & M. College
Ovie Chapman
Cleburne
C. E. Richardson of
Burkburnett
3. V. Shrader
McGee’s Baby Elixir Promises Relief for Feverish Cramp
When the stomach aches and bowels fail, McGee’s Baby Elixir offers quick relief. It is marketed as a remedy for feverish conditions and intestinal disorders, available at druggists.
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Gee
Tanlac gains fame with endorsement from ex-sheriff deputy
Joe Chadwick, former deputy sheriff of Bexar County, Texas, cites his wife’s eight year struggle with a gas filled stomach and distressing pains. He reports she slept poorly, suffered palpitations, and had little appetite before Tanlac, then improved rapidly. He adds he intends to tell friends and notes Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
Joe Chadwick
Bexar County
Texas
Chadwick
Krempkau Street
San Antonio
Mr. Chadwick
Princess Chooses Youth Who Will Die For Her
A princess favors a youth who proclaims willingness to die for her over a suitor who pledges to earn her living. The statement highlights a value clash between sacrificial devotion and practical support in courtship.
Appetite and digestion guidance from traditional advice
The article advises that skipping meals dulls appetite but later restoring meals builds desire. It recommends spending at least five hours between meals to aid digestion and stomach rest. It suggests moderate exercise and caution if appetite loss stems from constipation, noting Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy.
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A of Chamberlain
Congress to regulate home affairs sparks fee proposal
A reader suggests Congress should enact a law requiring a man to pay a fee to engage in certain home activities, arguing regulation could curb improper behavior. The idea is framed as a public policy measure reflecting congressional oversight of domestic matters.
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Congress
Negroes Refuse to Take Examinations in Texas
Austin July 21 Approximately 100 students at a summer normal in La Texa and Sam Houston College refused to take teach certificates after State Superintendent Annie Webb Blanton said white conductors were sent due to alleged fraud plans reported by both races. She noted many examinations at other sites were discarded for fraud. this follows a broader pattern of fraud concerns.
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Austin
Texas
Gto
St la Tex
Sam Houston College
Annie Webb Blanton
Miss Blanton
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Praised by Parents
Mr. W. G. Campbell of Butler Tennessee reports using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaints in children and finds it far ahead of others. The note states castor oil is safe when directed and diet is proper, with ninety nine out of a hundred recoveries.
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W. G. Campbell
Butler, Tenn
Chamberlain
Clifton Produce Company buys junk line items
The Clifton Produce Company advertises top prices for a wide range of junk items including eggs poultry cream beeswax rags hides old auto tires inner tubes tinfoil copper brass bones and any other junk. They offer special pricing for a carload to attract bulk drops.
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Clifton Produce Company
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