Remarkable twin births tied by minister in Marietta
In Marietta Oklahoma two baby girls born to different couples the same day within hours and at the same church and minister. The twins weigh eight pounds each and resemble each other closely. The event follows a chain of coincidences linking the families and an nearby community.
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Annie
Car Trel
Ralph Winwmac
Teal
Wisenay
Misses Baby
Ruth Rose
Thackervilley Kin
Meartiel
Dr Mellenthin to Visit Waco for Free Consultations
An advertisement announces Dr. Mellenthin will visit the Metropole Hotel in Waco on Wednesday and Thursday for two days only offering free consultations. He will not treat chronic appendicitis or gallstones and will discuss his approach with patients and married women must be accompanied by their husbands.
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Sera
Abe Btale
Texas
Dyer
Domwuls
Tracas
Dt. Tucker
Clayhall
J. Weiner
Lexington
Sinan
New Brwunfile
Henry Whithorn
Crawford
Jensacie
Crowe Rains
H. C. Brown
Burkharness Eumatirm
T. Katewe
Humble
B. G. Fenske
Riese
Addreen
Bradbury
Los Angeles
California
Texas News Reflects County Finances and Civic Projects
A fragmented summary of Texas county decisions, public notices, and budget items shows commissioners approving or considering funding for water works, schools, and road works, plus notices on estate administration, taxation, and legal actions. The report references Brownsville, Lufkin, and several Texas counties with figures around $60,000 to $900,000 and mentions university funds, quarantine measures, and property assessments.
Income Tax Reduction Voted by House Ways Committee
Washington, D C. The Ways and Means Committee voted to cut top income tax rates from 40 to 20 percent and raise personal exemptions. The plan would remove over 1 million filers from taxation and reduce total revenue by about 20 million dollars, with a retained 25 percent rate for income up to 10 thousand and adjustments for dependents and credits.
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Washington
Ayul Fm
Mellon Bud Tec
Fragmented Local Paranormal Event Report
An incoherent fragment reports a snake incident in Berlin about a constrictor eating its own body and dying from suffocation. The rest describes a religious ceremony at a Presbyterian church with references to a new era, an abolition of doubt, and a sermon about the Holy Spirit, led by Rev. Maas and Hinugh, amid choral singing and faith speech. The text is garbled with errors.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Presbyterian Church
Abdrweton
Maas
Emr
Akena
866 Cards Grippe Flu Bilows Fever and Kills the Germ
The article reports on 866 cards describing grippe or influenza symptoms and a fever that circulates to kill the germ, reflecting early medical caution and public health awareness.
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