Church collections and genuine friendship questioned
The remark critiques using a two-quart pudding dish to collect church offerings while a pin tray would suffice. It also condemns friendships bought for value, warning against valuing people for what they can gain.
Clifton Produce Company buys junk for top price
Eyes Poultry Cream Beeswax Rags Hides Old Auto Tires Inner Tubes Tinfoil Copper Brass Bones and other junk items are sought. The company offers special pricing for large loads and promises to pay the top price.
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Clifton Produce Company
Blue Ridge Farm Title Found Good in Texas
Austin on June 13 reports the title to the Blue Ridge farm generally in good condition with 5972 acres. The state option to purchase at 50 dollars per acre, totaling 296 250 dollars, is in litigation in Fort Bend County. The Prison Commission holds over 700 000 dollars in cash and can tender the purchase at any time.
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Austin
Texas
Blue Ridge
Fort Bend
Prison Commission
Remedy to regulate bowel movements advertised
An early morning bowel routine is promoted as essential for daily work. The ad claims regularity prevents discomfort and sluggish movements and heralds HERBINE as the remedy available from all druggists.
No-Hate Stance Sparks Reflection on Strength and Pride
A sharp moral reflection argues that weakness lies in hating others, yet the speaker notes the harsher truth that some embrace hate as a point of pride, defying notions of virtue and restraint. The piece implicates personal ethics and social conduct without naming individuals or events.
Tanlac expansion amid world sales growth and new plants
The Tanlac Laboratories report record global demand and a new 60 000 square foot Dayton plant with advanced sterile production. A Windsor Canada lab adds capacity to 36 000 bottles daily while ensuring uniform quality via expert chemist inspections. Tanlac’s Atlanta offices and nationwide druggist network support fast distribution across the United States and Canada.
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Tanlac
Union
Canada
United States
Dominion
Windsor
Dayton
Atlanta
Georgia
Fourth National Bank
A Man Struggles to Forge Name in Love and Labor
A man faces the grind to establish his name while a woman uses patient resolve and a shared book to win a proposal. The dynamic explores ambition, gender roles, and courtship as they navigate commitment.
Mr Wisler Cured of Indigestion by Tablets
William B Wisler of Douglassville Pennsylvania recounts a 1909 indigestion attack when a free sample of Chamberlains Tablets arrived by mail. He tried them and soon felt relief, praising their effect and recommending others to use them.
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Mr. Wisler
Chamberlain
Nou
Wm. B. Wisler
Douglassville
No Income Tax on Advertising
A committee discussed how large firms in the North and East spend heavily on advertising to reduce reported earnings for tax purposes while boosting business. Advertising is treated as capital and deducted from income, yielding a double profit. Texas businessmen might profit by adopting the plan.
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Martin
Texas
Difference Between Charity and Reform Cited as Distance
The statement argues that Reform diverges from charity by starting as far away from the target as possible, contrasting it with Charity and outlining a philosophical distinction.
Clifton Men Take Over Cozy Theatre in Meridian
The Cara way Brothers of Clifton now own the Cozy Theatre, having closed a deal this week. They run a Clifton picture show and will overhaul the Meridian building, planning to open within days while continuing operations at Clifton. The Meridian Tribune welcomes them and praises their quality, education, and reliability in providing first class shows.
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Caraway Brothers of
Clifton
Meridian
Meridian Tribune
White's Prompt Health Worm Remedy Ad
Children afflicted by worms appear pale and weak and may suffer fatal illness. White's remedy offers prompt relief on the road to health. Sold by all druggists.
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White’s
Peasle
Waco Doctor Arrested on Narcotics Charge
Waco Texas June 13 Dr C M McMillan of Waco was arrested today on a Federal warrant charging him with violating the Harrison narcotic act. He was granted bond of 1000 by United States Commissioner A P McCormick to await his preliminary hearing set for next Tuesday.
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Waco
Texas
C. M. McMillan
United States
A. P. McCormick
Laundries See 10 Percent Price Increase Spark Boycott
A note describes shoppers boycotting local laundries after prices rose ten percent, highlighting consumer pushback and perceived impact on household budgets. The piece mentions ongoing protests and community reactions to the price hike.
Odd Mix Up Between Barbers and Butchers Cited
A wry observation notes that many barbers moonlight as butchers and many butchers dabble in barber work, highlighting overlapping trades and public confusion in everyday services.
Hill County Man Killed by Lightning
Alfred H. Ellet aged 52 was struck by lightning in his field near Martens in Hill County Texas at 9 PM Monday. Burial was held at Ridge Park Cemetery in Hillsboro on Tuesday.
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HilLsboro
Texas
Alfred H. Ellet
Martens
Ridge Park Cemetery
BoroZone touted as ideal antiseptic for emergencies
Surgeons urge prompt antiseptic use for cuts burns bruises and wounds noting infection can be prevented and healing begins immediately. BoroZone is promoted as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for both man and beast with druggists selling it nationwide.
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