Commencement at College of Industrial Arts in Denton
Denton Texas May 30 1919 The Call of Industrial Arts Denton Texas reports the College of Industrial Arts will close its sixteenth session June 3 with certificates diplomas and degrees awarded to more than two hundred Texas women. The college offers a wide range of vocational and scholarly programs and plans to open a regular session September 16 with about 1500 matriculants.
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College OF Industrial Arts
TEXAS
Denton
Call of Industrial Arts
United States
Elcome
Southwest
F. M. Brasley
Johnson County Granted 200000 For Roads Aid
Cleburne Texas May 23 W T Bradbury John H Mack and the special committee report that the State Highway Commission granted state and federal aid totaling 200000 to Johnson County. Added to 2 million in bonds voted a week earlier this will complete a system of good roads for the county.
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Cleburne
Texas
W. T. Bradbury
John H. Mack
Austin
State Highway Commission
Johnson County
Diet and Tablet Advice for Digestive Comfort
A concise health note suggests a diet aligned with age and occupation, and keeping bowels regular. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief when feeling overfull or constipated.
O. I. man who peddled lightning rods
A historical note recalls the fate of the old time o. i. man known for selling lightning rods. Details on his whereabouts or activities after the sellout are not clear from the readable text.
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O. I
Hill County to vote on $216000 road bonds Penelope Dist 11
Hillsboro Texas May 23 The Commissioners Court ordered an election in Penelope District No 11 on 216000 dollars of road bonds. This brings the total bonded road programs in the county to 2700000 dollars with bonds already carried or elections ordered.
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Hill County
Hillsboro
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Penelope District No
BoroZone touted as ideal antiseptic and healing agent
Surgeons urge prompt first treatment for cuts burns bruises and wounds with BoroZone to prevent infection. The emergency antiseptic claims to heal wounds quickly for both man and beast and is sold by all druggists.
Married life and political bosses at home questioned
A reflective item questions the balance of marriage and power, doubting if any political boss can evade domestic scrutiny. It uses sharp observations about public personas versus private life.
Texas Leaders Endorse Tanlac Amid Wide Approval
A wave of endorsements from Texas sheriffs, ministers, lawyers, real estate men and other prominent figures tout Tanlac as the master medicine. Testimonials detail relief from indigestion, rheumatic pain, nervous strain and weight loss, with officials and citizens praising improved health and energy after taking Tanlac. Multiple named individuals from Houston, Austin, Dallas and other cities share strong, positive experiences.
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Tanlac
Texas
Jarge
Swat the Rooster Campaign Aims to Save Eggs
The USDA reports about 15 million dollars in fertile eggs spoil yearly due to heat hatch. Swatting or disposing of breeding roosters after the season can prevent spoilage, with weeks designated as Swat the Rooster to sell surplus males. Hens lay without a male in the flock, poultry experts say.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United
States Department of Agriculture
Tornado Insurance Myth Sparks Cash Conundrum
A quip notes the irony of collecting on weather disasters, joking that a man would rather collect fire insurance than tornado coverage, highlighting the impracticality of insurance payouts for natural catastrophes.
France's rebuilding should follow French choice not American plans
Edward Hungerford argues in New Red Cross Magazine that America will help France but must respect French desires and independence in rebuilding. He warns against adopting ruined towns by American communities, noting the French insist on their language, traditions, and city planning, and favoring cooperation over imposed schemes.
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America
France
Edward Hungerford
New Red Cross Magazine
Hungerford
Americas
New England
Do Your Best to Provide for Family and Stay Healthy
Everyone should do all he can to provide for his family and keep his physical system in top condition. If you are constipated bilious or troubled with indigestion get a package of Chamberlain's Tablets and follow directions to feel right and do a day's work.
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Chamberlain
Saw Dust Evangelist Dies After Town Hell Hole Claim
A man known as a saw dust evangelist died after a life spent guiding the town he worked in. He was praised as too good for this world and left behind a legacy of faith and community work.
Mean remark about wives and nerves in marriage
A terse, dated remark asserts wives rarely suffer nervous prostration from trying to please their husbands, framing a gendered sentiment as fact. The line reflects social stereotypes about married life and women’s emotional labor.
Liniment Relief for Chronic Rheumatism Promoted
Advert says internal remedies are a waste for chronic and muscular rheumatism and claims 99 of 100 cases improve with external application. Recommends Chamberlain's Liniment, urging free use and noting price 35 cents per bottle and 60 cents for large size.
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Archie R. Anderson
Houston
Harris County
Mr. Anderson
G. W. Kyser
West Ninth Street
Caldwell County
Gov. Colquitt
Ector County
S. A. Kelley
Odessa
Taniac
Bexar County
Joe Chadwick
Krempham Street
San Antonio
Bexar
Fort Worth Alderman
Robert T. Kelley
Fort Worth
Falls County
Baptist Church
R. J. Taylor
the Baptist Church
Franklin
Robertson County
James Hamilton
Dallas
Brazil
G. F. Hamilton
Charles I. Lewis
Marion
Ark
Crittenden County
J. D. Patton
Cabot
Rains County
Tex
Muskogee County
Okla
Benjamin F. Whittington
Ralston Court
South Omaha
Neb
C. W. Mangum
Atlanta
W. C. Norton
Wesley Memorial Church
Jacksonville
Fla
A. J. Vallery
Memphis
Uisement
the Home Grocery Company
Providence
Worcester
John E. Swenson
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