Valley Mills Local News Highlights from The Tribune
The Tribune chronicles personal visits and health notes from Valley Mills including editor’s health recovery after appendicitis, hospital stays, and thanks to doctors and nurses. Local residents and visitors such as O K Snell, Luke Hinton, Misses Thompson and Jones, J Dansby Jr, Rich Mayfield, and many others appear in brief mentions of travel, visits, and town happenings around Clifton, Temple, Meridan, Waco, and area churches.
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Tribune
BoroZone Antiseptic Promoted for Wounds and Burns
Surgeons affirm first treatment matters with cuts burns and bruises. An efficient antiseptic applied promptly prevents infection and starts healing. BoroZone is touted as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast, available now from all drug gists.
Woman argues because she expects to win the argument
A woman asserts she will prevail in a dispute, while a man questions the motive behind arguing. The exchange highlights differing perceptions of confidence and motivation in a domestic or social dispute.
Herbine Promises Quick Liver Stimulation Relief
Advertisement claims dizziness vertigo and stomach symptoms stem from torpid liver. It states Herbine acts as a powerful liver stimulant and that one or two doses remove bilious complaints. Urges readers to try it and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Man Driven to Drink Sparks Talk of Pop Geers
A remark suggesting a man was driven to drink mentions Pop Geers as an example of an expert driver. The line plays on his reputation in racing circles and hints at the influence of Pro Geers on the narrator’s view of men and drinking.
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Pop Geers
Tanlac credited with restoring health of Western Union official
J W Brooks traffic superintendent for Western Union Telegraph Co Dallas Texas reports he and his wife used Tanlac with excellent results. He suffered stomach trouble back pain nervousness and kidney concerns but after using Tanlac he gained ten pounds regained energy and now sleeps well with a strong appetite. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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J. W. Brooks
Western Union Telegraph Co
Dallas
Texas
Hickory Street
City
Tanlac
Taniac
Community Notes From Turnersville and Nearby
After a successful year the Buster school closed Friday. Miss Grimes returned home to Denton with her friend Miss May Brenholtz. Miss Wolfe of Waco visits Mrs. W. S. McCoy. Mrs. Gib Jones of Wheeler visits her mother Mrs. D. M. Wilson. Maurice Tharp has been discharged and is at home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tharp and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Colins visit relatives in Mound. Mrs. L. W. McDonald is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boone are pros pecting in Seymour. Mr. Martin Wolfe attended his brother’s funeral in Gatesville. Mrs. P. R. Hobin and Misses Flossie and Thelma Hobin visit relatives in Waco. Miss Bessie Dansby of Valley Mills visits her mother Mrs. A. Dansby. Nolan spouses visit Crawford relatives. Miss Hattie Stoddard weekends with Meridian relatives. Mrs. Henry Lewis of Fort Worth visits sister Mrs. Lane Marlin. Miss Bessie Huskerson, Baylor student, visits home.
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O. K. Snell
Clifton
Waco
Luke Hinton
Faye Thompson
Itasca Jones
Baylor College
Esther
Agnes McNeill
J. Dansby Jr
Rich Mayfield
Mosheim
Esther McNeill
Temple
R. L. Baldridge
Our Town
R. L. McElhannon
Joe
Charlie Tate
Walnut Springs
A. A. McNeill
Mattie Lee Pool
J. W. Butler
J. B. Pool
Josh Marchman
H. S. Odle
Meridian
Tabernacle
Christian Church
J. B. Jones
San Antonio
H. Walseben
Coyote Country
Gray Ranch
John S. Pool
Ed Christian
Isaac Christian
Crawford
Ellen Turner
Cisco
Neal W. Turner
John
John Mayfield
D. C. Kitching
Mayfield
J. C. Jarrett
Dr. Goodall
Ruth Allen
The
State University
R. M. Townley
Valley Mills
DeLeon
Gatesville Messenger
Buster
Mound
L. W. McDonald
Tom Boone
Seymour
Martin Wolfe
Gatesville
P. R. Hobin
Flossie
Thelma Hobin
Bessie Dansby
A. Dansby
Nolan
Hattie Stoddard
Henry Lewis
Fort Worth
Lane Marlin
Bessie Huskerson
Baylor
John Huskerson
Do Your Best Everyone Should Do All He Can
Advice urging individuals to provide for their families by maintaining health. It claims proper condition, a habit of work, and avoiding sickness as keys. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation, biliousness, and indigestion with simple directions to feel better and resume duties.
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Chamberlain
How far a dollar has become a race to spend
People once stretched a dollar, but now many race to spend it quickly, chasing quick turnover over value. The shift hints at changing saving habits and economic pressures influencing everyday purchases and financial priorities.
Storm Tornado Kills Fifteen in Rio Grande Valley
Corpus Christi Texas May 8 Fifteen persons including three Americans and twelve Mexicans were killed last night when a deadly tornado swept the lower Rio Grande valley demolishing farm houses and damaging crops according to messages from the storm area.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
McGees Baby Elixir for stomach and bowel disorders
When the baby takes too much food the stomach turns and digestion suffers with sourness and vomiting. Bowel involvement leads to colic and diarrhoea. McGees Baby Elixir is a grand corrective remedy for these stomach and bowel disorders. It is pure wholesome and pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists.
Man loudly claims liberty loss while wife controls ice box
A heated husband complains that Congress has stripped his personal liberty, yet his wife locks the ice box, allowing him access only with her approval, highlighting domestic tension over autonomy and controlled resources.
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Congress
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Wichita
Belle
Valley Mills Tribune
Manley Prewitt
Billy Loyd Bloodworth
Denton
Tom Bates
Auburn McFadden
Connolly & Co
N. R. Morgan
Department of Agriculture
Clifton Mill & Elev. CO
Columbian Band
Chautauquas
New York
Chautauqua
W. U
Brooks
Turnersville
Rio Grande
Racine
Worth
A. G. Gilliam Clifton
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