Debate Over Campbell Administration and Texas Gubernatorial Hope
The letter criticizes Campbell era policies and questions Ramsey as a governor candidate. It recalls Ramsey’s appointment by Tom Campbell, his past campaigns, and Colquitt as a rival promising to submit prohibition amendments. The piece argues for electing capable, principled leaders and criticizes opportunism in Texas politics.
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Campbell
Texas
Ramsey
Tom Campbell
Cumbie
Democratic Party
O. B. Colquitt
People of
McCord
Harper
Colquitt
Coluitt
Judge Ramsey
Prohibition Debate and Senate Fitness Cited in Dallas News
The Dallas News argues that statewide prohibition stance does not define a U.S. Senate candidate’s fitness. It warns Mr Sheppard should focus on issues within the office’s powers, noting federal regulation of interstate liquor shipments and licenses, not prohibition policy itself.
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Texas
United States
Sheppard
Wolters
Dallas News
Comanche County Vote Shifts in Governor Race Forecast
The piece recaps last election results for Colquitt Poindexter Johnson and Davidson, notes Comanche county tallies, and analyzes how Davidson and Poindexter votes could shift to Ramsay or Colquitt. It concludes Colquitt could edge to a county majority of 81,231 if certain vote transfers occur.
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Colquitt
Poindexter
Johnson
Davidson
Comanche County
Ramsay
Ramsey
Ramsey Colquitt Governor Race and Prohibition Debate
The speaker questions Ramsey and Colquitt about second chances and justice, asks if the judge would admit past errors, and challenges Ramsey’s claim of prohibition leadership while urging adherence to true democracy and transparency in the Texas race. He asks where the record stands and whether an organized prohibition party exists in Texas.
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Ramsey
Colquitt
Texas
Volunteers to Austin for State Convention Trip Prize
City praises its volunteer fire department and urges citizens to fund a trip to the Austin state convention. Austin offers $1,000 in prizes for racing teams, aiming to reward the home fire fighters who serve without pay.
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Austin
Neely Harris Cunningham Co Announces Deere Mowers Rakes
The Neely Harris Cunningham Co. introduces Deere mowers rakes and hay presses for farm use. Dealers highlight durability and high performance for haying seasons and landscape work.
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Deere
Neely-Harris-Cunningham Co
LaCreole Hair Restorer: The Old Reliable
M W Carrol promotes LaCreole Hair Restorer as a trusted hair care remedy. The short notice highlights its enduring reputation and historical use as a dependable product for grooming needs.
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LaCreole
M.W. Carrol
Lost April coat in Comanche marked COURL
A ladies dark mixed good coat branded en COURL disappeared in Comanche during April. If found contact the owner or local authorities.
Judge Muse Endorsed for Court of Criminal Appeals in Texas
Dallas lawyer J C Muse seeks a seat on the Court of Criminal Appeals and has strong backing from Dallas lawyers and hundreds of citizens. Endorsements reach across counties and bars including McKinney Collin Navarro Rockwall Stephenville Erath Mineral Wells Palo Pinto Anson Jones Cameron Milam Bryan Brazos Caldwell Burleson Brenham Independence. Muse notes voter confusion over Supreme Court and Criminal Appeals elections and emphasizes ethical learned service.
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J.C. Muse
Dallas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Judge Muse
McKinney
Collin County
Corsicana
Navarro County
Rockwall
Stephenville
Erath County
Mineral Wells
Palo Pinto County
Anson
Jones County
Cameron
Milam County
Bryan
Brazos County
Caldwell
Burleson County
Brenham
Independence
Washington County
B. H. Bassett
Sales & Bassett
Supreme Court
Prendergrast
Austin Statesman
Comanche
Muse
Court of Appeals
Texas
Parable of Rich Man and Lazarus in Luke's Gospel
A lesson from Luke 6 20 26 and 16 19 31 contrasts happiness in poverty hunger and persecution with wealth and self indulgence. Jesus tells of Dives and Lazarus to show the enduring value of character over riches and warns that earthly ease cannot secure eternal life.
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Jesus
Lazarus
Abraham
Hell
Angela
Dives
Moses
Matthew
Bean Production Regions Outlined for Lima Beans
The article notes Lima beans are mainly grown in California counties including Santa Barbara Ventura Los Angeles and San Diego with favorable climates. It also mentions Madagascar as another successful region and England consuming the island’s output.
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California
Barbara
Ventura
Los Angelange
San Diego
Madagascar
Africa
England
Music of the Hawk in the forest throne of air
The piece extols hawk song as a wild note that elevates the forest scene. It describes the hawk as a noble presence perched over the trees, a living image of natural majesty.
Egyptian Fish Diet Claims From Mummy Remains
Researchers describe preserved gut contents from ancient Egyptian mummies dating 3 000 to 4 000 B C noting tall vegetable fibers grain bones fish scales and rodent bones. Identified Nile fish. one woman consumed two fish before death and a child reportedly took a dose of mice as a traditional remedy.
A Vain Effort About Reading News and Football
An exchange shows a misunderstanding about news topics. Mrs Torkins explains she tried to read the president's message but accidentally read football news, prompting a pointed remark from the adviser. The anecdote highlights domestic conversations on current events.
Marcus Aurelius and The Sign of the Cross Reference
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer exchange a hostess asks about Marcus Aurelius and his relation to the book The Sign of the Cross. The dialogue notes both the philosophical figure and the literary work with a playful, literary tone.
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Marcus Aurelius
Mandy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Esteem That Is Lasting Quote Insight
A compact aphorism notes that true lasting esteem comes from those who once undervalued you and later corrected their misjudgment, emphasizing the value of enduring respect over fickle opinion. The idea rests on personal growth and the merit of enduring reputation.
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Puck
Sir Arthur
Worry as a National Error Draws Reader Attention
Scientists studying worry claim Americans are the worst offenders as half of the nation’s troubles stem from anxious minds. The piece argues fear and concern at the doorstep of daily life contribute to widespread stress.
Beggar’s polite reply lands speaker in trouble
A man recalls telling a polite “thank you” to a woman and unknowingly exposing his deaf and dumb card, which leads to her reporting him for impersonation. The tale, from the Boston Evening Transcript, captures a humorous clash between social courtesy and mistaken identity.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Scotch Professor Remarries After Widow’s Death
A Scotch professor, widowed in old age, announced plans to marry again saying he never would have thought of it if Lizzie hadn't died. The remark appeared in Harper's Magazine as a delicate note on late-life marriage.
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Agein
Lizzie
Harper’s Magazine
Briggins Quiet Light Topic Sparks Witty Exchange
Miss Cayenne comments that Briggins keeps his light under a bushel and may be wise since the light could be snuffed by a draft, a playful exchange reflecting social caution.
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Briggins
Miss Cayenne
Dowry Jokes Highlight Social Satire from Fliegende Blaetter
A witty exchange mocks aristocratic matchmaking as a lord consults about a wealthy dowry. The humorous dialogue centers on a lady with a half million dowry, underscoring themes of wealth and marriage in courtly culture.
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Duncan
Fliegende Blaetter
Nonsense That Deceives Quote Debate
A quip about how earnest nonsense can mislead when one is pressed for time, noting how speed can blur truth. Disraeli’s remark challenges readers to discern meaning over haste and reminds that judgment wears thin under urgency.
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Disraeli
Duty and Fame in a Soldier’s Duty
A compact reflection on public service and recognition. The idea that fulfilled duty gains honorable fame is attributed to the era of George Horace Lorimer, linking moral obligation to social esteem. A concise quotation framing civic virtue as notable achievement.
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George Horace Lorimer
Competence and the Morals. There is Lo hae peten
A brief item notes discussion of competence and morals with a cryptic phrase suggesting a local slogan or saying. The readable text hints at a philosophical or opinion note reflecting on character and function in public life. No additional names or places are evident.
Weekend Social Events and Local Notices
Friday through Sunday small town gatherings include musical evenings with Miss Anna Stewart and Miss Emma Alsup, a "Uncle Sam" song act, and a tacky party in honor of Miss Nabers. A windstorm damaged a house. Mrs. McCarty was injured. Marvin Paine of Talpa visits uncle W. P. Paine.
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Joseph Ross
Joe
Anna Stewart
Emma Alsup
Mrs. Little
Hovor
Dr. Ory
Back Pain Relief Ad and Lawn Mowers for Sale
An old advertisement notes lameness from rheumatism of back muscles and recommends Chamberlain's Lotion as a remedy. The Burks Simmons Co offers lawn mowers for sale through all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Burks- Simmons Co
Stallion for sale or trade at XL yard
Four year old Thoroughbred style stallion available for sale or trade. Interested buyers should contact Jones & Hick at the XL yard. Potential terms include rent options.
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Jones & Hick
XL Yard
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