Enfield Community News Highlights School Trustees Chosen
Sunshine returns as fields plow under wet ground. School closed last Friday with a picnic and stew and a children’s program Friday night. Irvin Thompson from Graham's Chapel visited the community. Tom Moore and W P Magness elected trustees after last Saturday’s election. Burdetts visited his father in Cross Roads on the fifth Sunday. Teachers Hazel High and Nellie Sevier returned home last Saturday. Moore and family visited Gustine last Sunday week. Local young folks held a party at Henry and Mrs Jones’s home last Saturday night.
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Irvin Thompson
Graham’s Chapel
Tom Moore
W. P. Magness
J. E. Burdett
Cross Roads
Miss Hazel High
Nellie Sevier
Miss High
Downing
Miss Sevier
Comanche
Gustine
Henry Jones
Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal
A short ad describes lifting corns or calluses with a few drops from Freezone. It claims the drugstore product removes hard skin on feet without pain and leaves the skin afterward soft and healthy.
Capt Brown Enters Race for Congress in Twelfth District
Captain Lindsley M. Brown, recently from overseas and former Fort Worth lawyer, announces candidacy for Congress in the Twelfth District to succeed James C. Wilson. Brown previously ran for the seat, was defeated by Oscar Callaway, and rose from officer training at Leon Springs to captain during service in France. He is a Comanche native, son of Dr. Duff Brown, and has ties to Mineral Wells and Comanche. The Chief Exponent editor hopes Brown's bid gains voter support.
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Lindsley M. Brown
Congress
James C. Wilson
Brown
Capt. Brown
Oscar Callaway
N. M. Coleman
Fort Worth
Albert Stevenson
Mineral Wells
Leon Springs
Washington
France
Comanche
Duff Brown
Capt Brown
Community Notes From Center Point Area
Big rain hit Center Point last Tuesday evening. Health of the community is good at present. Johnnie McNutt and family visited J. D. Swearengin and family Sunday. Talmage Smallwood and family visited relatives in Board Church Thursday. Archie Swearengin and family spent Friday night with Charlie Horner in Gum Springs. Ada McNutt attended church at Vandyke Sunday. Vester Davis stayed Friday through Sunday with cousin Lela Davis of Gum Springs.
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Center Point
Johnnie McNutt
J. D. Swearengin
Talmage Smallwood
Board Church
Archie Swearengin
Charlie Horner
Gum Springs
Ada McNutt
Vandyke
Vester Davis
Lela Davis
Dodson's Liver Tone Offered as Calomel Alternative
A vintage advertisement warns against calomel dangers and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. It claims calomel causes biliousness, cramps, and illness, while Liver Tone starts the liver gently and leaves no aftereffects, suitable for children.
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Dodson
Christmas Train Reunion Turns on Philadelphia Mischief
Aunt Tabitha confronts Uncle Hiram on arrival in New York after a Christmas trip. He misses a connection in Philadelphia and is helped by railway staff. He greets her warmly, but she accuses him of tricks and insists she left him behind in Philadelphia.
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Tabitha
Hiram
New York
Philadelphia
Theo
Argonaut
Billious Troubles and Liver Health Tablets
Promote a healthy action of the liver and correct disorders caused by billiousness with Chamberlain's Tablets. They help restore appetite and banish dullness and mental weariness, offering quick relief and renewed vigor.
Boro Zone Antiseptic Sold For Home Emergencies
Emergency first aid advice stresses Prompt antiseptic application to prevent infection. The Boro Zone antiseptic and healing agent is marketed for man or beast, with prices 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.50, sold by S. P. Smith.
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P. Smith
Spartan Woman Disorder Cure Ad Prompts Controversy
An old advertisement touts a product labeled Femenina for female ailments with claims of relief. It markets two price points, 50 cents and one dollar, amid questions about its legitimacy and sensational wording.
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised for Easy Expectorations
Whooping cough notice recommends Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy to keep the cough loose and aid expectoration. It is excellent for relief.
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Chamberlain
Objection Sustained Over League of Nations Song Question
A court transcript notes a line where an objection is sustained to questioning about the League of Nations. The exchange centers on the reason given as musical grounds, with the remark indicating the objection was to the inquiry about singing. The fragment suggests a courtroom or debate setting with implied controversy over use of a song or performance topic.
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Armour and Company
League of Nations
Washington Star Notes Title Change Desire
In a brief aside the Washington Star remarks on the idea of replacing the traditional song title My Country ’Tis of Thee with Our Country ’Tis of Thee, highlighting a public suggestion against mental effort of changing the familiar wording.
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Washington Star
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