Death of Mrs W W Cox in Brady after long illness
The Brady community mourns Mrs. W. W. Cox who died last Saturday at her North Brady home after months of illness. Born August 19 1876 in Bosque county she married Mr. Cox February 13 1902 and moved to Brady two years ago. Funeral services were Sunday at 4 00 pm with Rev Buren Sparks and burial in Brady cemetery. Left are her husband two daughters parents sisters and a brother.
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Brady Standard
W. W. Cox
North Brady
Mrs. Cox
Bosque County
Comanche County
Mr. Cox
Brady
Toev
The
Baptist Church
Buren Sparks
Brady Baptist Church
Brady Cemetery
Hauttence
Gayle
J. D. Floyd
Comanche
Cricket
Jackie
Emma Floyd
Sebe Floyd
Ryone
Manche
Twenty Year Crusade Against Fire Loss Savings urged
W E Mallalieu of the National Board of Fire Underwriters cites a century plan to cut fire loss. He notes insurers spend on engineering and education to prevent fires, arguing public welfare justifies premiums and risk reduction. Reducing fire toll could ease the so called fire tax burden on Americans.
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W E. Mallalieu
National Board of Fire
New York
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors and druggists recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe attacks. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water, no nausea or interference with eating, next morning the cold is gone and you are ready for breakfast. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
Golden Rule Sunday and Tyndale anniversary planned
Last Sunday twenty eight Presbyterians joined the Proctor service. a Mrs. Howard Kilpatrick sale pleased attendees. Next Sunday December six marks Golden Rule Sunday and the four hundredth anniversary of Tyndale translating the New Testament. Envelopes will be provided for donations to orphans in the Near East. Sunday school attendance has nearly doubled, with plans for two new classes as soon as arrangements are made.
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Proctor
Howard Kilpatrick
Near East
Tyndale
William Tyndale
Dr Mellenthin Free Consultation at Southern Hotel
For a one day event at the Southern Hotel on a Friday in December Dr Mellenthin offers a free consultation from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. He warns he does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers or tonsils and adenoids and lists conditions treated from stomach diseases to rheumatism. He cites several Texas patients and notes married women must be accompanied by their husbands with address 211 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles California.
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Mellenthin
State of
Texas
Clarksville
J. H. Weiser
Lexington
R. A. Schumann
New Braumfels
Henry Wirthorn
Crawford
H. A. Newton
Cross Plains
H. D. Brown
Burckburnett
C. T. Kaiser
Humble
Gall
Stones
H. G. Fenske
Riese
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
California
Getting Along Pitt Panther
Mrs Newrich asks to buy a piano piece for her girl and the clerk offers Twilight for 25c. The mother says the girl is more advanced and last week performed a piece costing 50c. She inquires about music around $1.
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Pitt Panther
Farm Loan Act Amended for Tenant-Farmed Borrowers
Notice states the Farm Loan Act now allows borrowings by tenants who rent farms and pay customary rents of three fourths of cotton and two thirds of other crops. Signed by J Cp Bonner Secretary-Treasurer Comanche NP A.
Christmas Plans At Local Church Committee
The church will begin Christmas season exercises this week with a Sunday school program and the pageant Till the Day Break on another night. A bright outlook for program success is noted. Next Sunday worship includes a welcome to Methodist pastor Brother Wynne in Comanche along with the regular morning service invitation.
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Brother Wynne
Comanche
Central Christian Church Observes Orphans Home Day
Central Christian Church marks the first Sunday as Orphans Home day with a Sunday school offering to Juli ette Fowler Homes in Dallas. Morning preaching service planned, no evening service due to joint Methodist church service for the new pastor.
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Ophans
Juliette Fowler
Dallas
Methodist Church
Bull Durham and the Red Bolsheviks in America
A fragment recounts a speaker railing at a New York audience while contrasting a boat expedition for fish studies with a domestic scene. The piece mocks supposed Bolshevik influence and claims ordinary Americans keep the country safe by practical, down to earth effort.
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South Atlantic Ocean
New York
Red Bolsheviks
America
League of Nations
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Presbyterian Church Notes
Brownwood
Dr. Mellenthin
Southern Hotel
Lena Stancil
Matthews, Mo
Central Christian Church Notes
Een F. Hearn
Pastor
Arthome
East Side Square
D. D. Jackson
Comanche, Texas
Jessup&Allcorn
Bull” Durham
Will Rogers
Ziegfeld Follies
Screen Star
Bull Durham
Lie Kerper
P. S
Aranican Wheele
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Dudley
Haltorns
Haltomn
the Watch House of the South
Limth Fort Worth
Society
Brownwood, Texas
United States
Fred
Jessie Palmer
Hutson
Giddy
Jimmie Nortol
Reno, Bodie & Hi In
Princess Chin Chee Ti
Canton
China
American Legion
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