Texas first papers began in 1819 at Nacogdoches
Dr. E C Barker notes the 1819 launch of the Mexican Advocate at Nacogdoches led by Phillip Long and filibusters, a two month survival tale. Early Texas journalism followed with ventures at San Antonio and Nacogdoches, the Texas Gazette and later the Mexican Citizen before moving to Brazoria.
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Kingship of Christ lesson on Lk nineteen entry and praise
Lesson on Luke 19 29 to 44 presents the presentation of Christ as king and the crowd praising him though the crucifixion plan unfolds. It covers fulfillment of prophecy obedience of disciples entry of the king Pharisee opposition and Jerusalem’s coming judgment.
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Hidden Quips Spark Household Tension In Cour ier-Journal
In a brief courthouse-style remark, a quote captures a speaker asking if someone has ever spoken harshly to their wife and replying that they have muttered a few while addressing no one in particular around the house. The Louisville Cour ier-Journal records the exchange as a pointed domestic moment.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Echoes of Obedience in Devotional Reflection
A devotional fragment urges believers to heed God's voice in scripture and conscience and to follow His guidance in life. It emphasizes obedience through personal faith, divine prompts, and the inspiration believed to come from God speaking through circumstances and His servants.
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In the Sight of God The self important are of no importance
The reading claims that in divine eyes pride holds no weight and humility is valued. It emphasizes spiritual perspective over worldly status and calls for modest conduct before the Creator.
Want of Self Reliance Discontent Quote
A compact quotation attributed to Christian Evangelist warns that lack of self reliance signals infirmity of will and personal weakness. The remark emphasizes personal responsibility and inner discipline as essential to character and action.
Observation wards urged for insane patients in Texas
State Board of Control urges adoption of its plan to add observation wards in each asylum to classify and treat patients. The budget calls for higher salaries for first assistant physicians and other staff to apply modern psychiatric methods, focusing on curable cases and avoiding a central hospital.
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Texas
State Board of Control
R. A. Stuart of
Fort Worth
Board of Control
Hen pricing notices from Norrid and Prater
Advertisements offer to pay 14 cents for hens on Sunday and Saturday with a date line of Jan 1 and 2. Norrid and Prater also list a 19 cent Comanche Chief subscription rate for one year at $1.
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Norrid
Prater
Smothered Thoughts in Busy Ponderous Prose
Fragmentary quotation from American Evangelical text notes thoughts smothered by long sentences. It hints at a critique of overlong writing stifling brief insight. No clear event or person named. remains a literary remark within a broader discourse.
Saving Money Pays More Than What You Earn
A rhymed piece extols frugality over high earnings, urging that the value lies in what remains after spending. It argues a saver who keeps a dime is richer over time than a spender who earns five or ten and wastes it, stressing discipline and prudent use of money.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Something to Think About by F. 4. Walker
A meditation on human achievement and the rising cycle of fame. Old greats face vanity as new Adams and Eves push forward, stars rise and glow, while the present heirs crowd out the former leaders who opened paths for flight and discovery. Destiny marks the next elect to take the stage.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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