Persistent Subscribers Urged To Report Deliveries
Editor and Manager Officers listed include JR Banes Pres W H Carpenter Sec Treas Geo Sullivan Vice Pres Directors eight names. Stockholders named plus a note urging readers to report missed deliveries and to provide old and new addresses. One dollar per annum.
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JR. Banes
W. H. Carpenter
Sec.-Treas
Geo. Sullivan
W. I. Carpenter
J. R. Eanes
Geo. JL. Sullivan
G. A. Cunningham
W. HL. Thadberg
B. W. Harris
8. P. Smith
D. J. Cunningham
T. J. Cunningham
W .H. Carpenter
Oscar Callaway
Paris Smith
W. Harris
T. J. Williams
W. I. Thadberg
L. T. Cunningham
J. R. Moore
Mrs. S. J. Thomas
Geo. L. Sullivan
Editor Boynton Promotes Notable Hamilton Edition
Hamilton editor Boynton releases a prominent issue denying special issue status. Locals advertise and Boynton declines pure ad coloring, calling it a neat edition that honors the respected publisher.
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Boynton
Hamilton
Stromboli Erupts Yet Again Amid European Turmoil
Stromboli, the ancient Mediterranean lighthouse, erupts once more. The volcano, long feared by nearby residents, now competes less with Europe’s upheaval as it sheds its status as a top terror.
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Stromboli
Mediterranean
Europe
County aid reports push for kudos to officials
A county site paper criticizes how state aid reports credit county superintendents for their work. It argues officials merely fill blanks and that voters deserve genuine service, not politicians' demagoguery, highlighting public accountability and salaries.
Public Schools Teach Much Beyond Fathers’ Lessons
A Waco Times-Herald excerpt laments modern schooling in public schools. The writer argues teachers now cover almost everything except traditional teachings, praising ancestral guidance and condemning opposition as akin to provocation that fueled the Civil War.
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Waco Times-Herald
China
Rural School Rights Rally Against Law
Local paper denounces a country school classification law and its misinterpretation by county boards, arguing it imprisons rural attendance, forces families to move, and unlawfully blocks patrons from running their schools. The piece likens the drive to cities to crime and calls for resisting tyranny. It cites George’s alleged efforts as an example of oppression.
Fitzgerald Sounds Alarm Over Democratic Waste and Economic Policy
Congressman John J. Fitzgerald, a 16 year veteran on the appropriations committee, condemns Democratic floor votes that undermine pledges and mock the party's platform. He warns that the nation faces a pressing financial problem and asks if Democrats will curb waste or prioritize political gain.
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John J. Fitzgerald
Committee On Appropriations
Clouse of Representatives
United States
Texas Teachers Convene for Discussion and Resolution
Texas educators gather to discuss policy concerns and seek resolutions on classroom funding and standards. The meeting highlights collaboration among teachers, administrators, and local education groups exploring strategies to improve student outcomes amid budget pressures.
Education and naval preparedness debated in Texas politics
The piece argues school funding is inadequate in country areas while condemning demagogues for using education as a political tool. It critiques naval buildup as excessive, citing Claude Kitchen and Wilson era plans, and contrasts American views with a hypothetical European peace delegation. The author draws parallels to the Civil War and warns against militaristic policy shifts.
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Chancellorsville
Confederacy
Tannenberg
America
Lincoln
Europe
North
Mexico
Frivolity Dialog Echoes Across Neighborly Opinions
A humorous exchange unfolds with a wife asserting rising costs and a husband noting differing opinions among themselves and the neighbor. The brief cartoon-like vignette captures light social friction and wit in a domestic setting.
Blizzard Strands Suburban Train After Snowbound Night
A commuter narrates the blizzard of 94 trapping a train that stopped, and in the cold he hobbled to a telegraph station to send a note he will not be at the office. The scene is tied to a courtroom exchange over presumed guilt versus innocence in a horse stealing case reported by the Chicago Herald.
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Chicago Herald
Substitute Prank Sparks Life Joke Prescription Swap
A customer asks the drug clerk if they keep Dr. Pirate's Peculiar Prescription. The clerk, absent minded, replies they do not but offer a worse substitute: Life.
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Dr. Pirate
Lesson on Congregation and Collection
A minister notes the difference between a congregation and a collection in a dialogue with his son. The Christian Register quips that teachers may blur terms while the clergyman stresses distinct meanings. The piece ends with a quip on fashion in papers and a remark on marriage as a mixed blessing.
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Christian Register
A Very Good Reason Storm Lesson Brightens Class
During an afternoon thunderstorm the teacher told children of the wonders of the elements to ease their fear. Her calm narration turned a frightening event into a lively science moment for the students.
Lightning Twice Not Hitting Same Place
A witty remark explains that lightning cannot strike the same spot twice because after the first strike the location is altered or gone. The joke features a girl asking and Jimmy answering with a confident, humorous rationale.
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Jimmy
It Isn't Your Town It’s You
A Ladies Home Journal verse notes towns reflect their residents with lines urging self-work and shared effort to revive a community. The visitor greets a cheerful bearer of head wounds, praising resilience amid injury.
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Ladies Home Journal
Wounded Optimist Cheer as Morning Finds You Whole
A witty London Opinion quip celebrates waking to good health and resilience, noting amusement at waking with a head still in place despite wounds imagined or felt.
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London
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief for Headache and Constipation
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a cure for headaches biliousness and constipation. It asserts toxic matter backs up in the liver and bowels and that a ten cent box cleanses the stomach removes undigested food and foul gases. It promises a clear head and regular liver and bowels by morning.
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