Texas Baptist Standard taken under collective ownership by church group
Dr. J. B. Gambrell announces the Texas Baptist Standard will be owned by a group of church representatives rather than a single individual. The paper was bought for 24000 by Dix O Buckner and others to keep it in Dallas and profits go to the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Baptist Standard
Texas
J. B. Gambrell
Gambrell
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Dix. O. Buckner
George W. Truett
H. Duke
D. Pine
Kcep
Fort Worth
Dallas
Dallas: News
An Untold Health Claim from Haywire Me
A reader recounts long illness and recovery after trying Bleoteio Bitters, claiming full cure and restored strength. The note cites indigestion kidney complaints and female issues as addressed by the product, praising its unequaled effects and urging others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Yadeay
Prion & Grfinland
Sin Eaters and Bearded Hog Shriekers in Old Wales
A fragment describes historical funeral practices such as sin eaters who ate over corpses to absolve the deceased, a custom linked to Hosea and Leviticus with origins in Britain and Wales. The note mentions later remnants in Amsterdam and Oxfordshire, and a bearded hog shriekers tale. It also includes an anecdote about Bucken's Avalon Salve claimed to cure burns and wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong
Jean
Wales
Amsterdam
Oxfordshire
London
Standard
National Ginners Issue Estimate of 9.74 Million Bales
J A Taylor, president of the National Ginners Association, releases figures showing the maximum cotton crop at 9,740,000 bales and a minimum of 9,496,000. States report varying yields with Georgia and the Carolinas near last year’s levels, while Texas leads with 2,300,000 bales and totals reach 9,780,000. Poor lint and boll yields blamed for smaller output. December estimate likely not issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofemphis
J. A. Taylor
National Ginners’ Association
Georgia
Carolinas
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Virginia
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Winbe's Hewadth Escape Offers Cough Syrup at $1000
A fragmentary ad-like notice touts a cough remedy with dramatic health claims. It mentions a pricey syrup priced at $1,000 per bottle and urges readers to protect the heart and stop a cough. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear attribution.
Student Killed by Baseball at Burnet
Nov 4 Robert Atkinson a public school student in Burnet was struck on the head by a baseball. He appeared unhurt at first but died later that evening before a doctor arrived. He would have graduated this summer.
Five Year Old Breaks Arm Visiting Hofmans Home
A five year old boy visiting the Hofman home in the east part of town fell from a tree and broke his arm just above the wrist. Dr. McNeill was summoned and the child was reported doing well.
Hunters Warned to Stay Out of Enclosures
Warning notice from B B Swenson Riergon and M Pederson about boating inside a protected area enclosure. Sign warns hunters to refrain and comply with restrictions.
House for Rent in Clifton Texas
For particulars apply to L. D. Landau in Clifton Texas for rental details and eligibility requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Landau
Clifton
Texas
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