Fragmented 1920s News Fragments and Innovations
A patchwork of items discusses coal processing by oil company methods, revenue concerns among tax collectors, a British ship Queen Elisabeth, Queen Wilhelmina’s long reign, a school case on patriotic salute, and global religion and politics trends. It highlights religious oppression in Nazi Germany and Turkey’s secular shift, plus hay fever research and school athletic plans.
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Sianalon
Queen Esabeth
Wilhelmina
Orange
Netherlands
America
Atlantic
Nazi Germany
Russia
Commu
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Reverend N B Waddill Funeral Noted in Dawson
The obituary recalls the life of Bro Waddill a Methodist minister born in Coryell County who married Mary Mayhew in 1908 and had four children Torrer Eve gene Ruth John Leslie and Sue. He served in many churches across Texas from Tar nersville to Dawson before his interment in Dawson Cemetery. Surviving relatives include his widow and four offspring plus a brother and sister. Clergy from multiple districts attended the funeral.
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Tyler
Denton
Coryell County
Mixa Mary Mayhew
Torrer
Eve Gene
Dallas
Ruth
Mia
John Leslie
Yates
Corsicana
Sue Waddill
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Waddill
Methodist Church
Pitcoke
Gatesville
Tarnersville
Copperas Cove
Oglesby
Mange
Fulmer
Bangs
Lone
Eleventh Avenue Church
Dawson
Clifton
Hubbard
Dr. Gray
Groesbeck
W. W. Ward
Waco
Bro
Gip Waddill
Gutenville
Bud Cummings
Caryll County
Wang Werger Maintains Batting Form Amid Pennant Chase
Wang Werger continues strong batting as the team pursues the pennant, contributing to the season’s key performances. His steady form supports the league standings and the club’s championship push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wang Werger
Geetaaal
Fey Nies Feng Se
Exei
NYA Provides Work for Texas Students in 1998-99
Austin reports the National Youth Administration approves 50 colleges and 152 high schools for the 1998-99 Student Aid program. NYA projects over 16,000 Texas youths will work part time in more than 2,100 schools and colleges. College aid pays about 15 dollars monthly. school aid up to 64 dollars.
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Austin
Texas
College
National Youth Administration
J.C. Kellam
NYA
Kellam
Colege
Fall Mourned List Reveals Texan College Attendees
In September, a regional report shows many West Texas and nearby students headed to colleges this fall. The list names 88 Texans bound for the University of Texas, with Austin in second place, and mentions Baylor University and several state and regional schools including Rice Institute, Texas Tech, Texas A and I at Kingsville, and others.
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University of Texan
We We Austin
A. M
North Teas Teachers College
Th Fe
Texan College For Women
Monte Baylor University
Texan ‘Tech
Texan Christian University
Lee Junior College
Goone Creek
Uncertain Green Car Sales Meet Indian Superstition
The article notes Indian sellers report green cars unpopular due to superstition. It cites researchers finding colors influence mood and perception, mentioning phrases like feeling blue when down. Scientists explore color effects on perception and behavior amid trade ads.
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India
Saleamen
Jare
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Ataten
Mansacu- Connecticut
Oil Co
Taban
Treas
Iay Vreven
Drew . Durham
Abbott Pharmaceutical Lab Series
Chicago
Germany
Eurthei
Nation
Central Texas
Uber
Robert F. Cherry
Atslaw
Dr. Gillie
Aperadine
Lifton
Woeds
Commie
News-Tribune
Roxil
Humble Coure
Humble
Capital 8
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Teses Institution
Texan
Humble Gorner
B.A. Townley
Clliton
Humble Products Ae
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