Doctors Declare Child Diseases Unnecessary at Meeting
Dr. R. E. Jones of Evanston IL told the American Osteopathic Association in Cleveland that childhood illnesses are needless. He urged correcting diet and eliminating excess sugar and meats, arguing mothers should know feeding rules as farmers know livestock nutrition and that proper diets with milk and greens sustain growth and vitality.
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Cleveland
Ohio
RE. O. Jones
Evanston
Toade
American Osteopathic Association
Jones
France
Dr. Jones
The Rule of Cowards Farm and Ranch Opinion
A editorial denounces mob violence in Texas and the Ku Klux Klan. It calls for citizen action to support peace officers and judges, condemns mob rule, and urges removal of officials linked to such groups. Beeville residents pledge to defend law and order.
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Texas
Thew
Ku Klux Klan
Beeville
Dublin Voters Reject All City Bond Proposals
The Dublin Progress reports a Monday vote against three bond measures: $30,000 for water works, $25,000 for sewerage, and street, bridge, and paving improvements. Results show more opposed than in favor for each proposal, suggesting voters rejected city improvements overall.
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Dublin
Water Ouing Oence Eceenen
S&s
Baptisms And Church Growth In Board Church
The July church gathering added fourteen members by letter baptism and statement, with several families and visitors from Gustine Fort Worth Hasse Baggett and Comanche in attendance. The community faces dry weather and a demand for rain as feed crops burn.
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Board Church
Grace
Ethel Magness
Etta Hall
Manning
R. FE. Thompson
Ruth
Newt Hall
H. R. Manning
Harvey Hall
Buster Odell
Jack Odell
Jo Parnell
Annie Nelson
Charlie Odell
Hasse
Belle Wetzel
Fort Worth
J. D. Parnell
Will Robinson
Magness
Gustine
Carl Roberts
Newbury
This Place
Homer Thompson
Baggett
R. F. Thompson
Charlie
Bob Tate
Comanche
Liquid Borozone touted as rapid healer for wounds
Reader notice claims a “marvelous discovery” Liquid Borozone heals cuts wounds sores burns and ulcers quickly. Available in 80c 60c and 1.20 dollar sizes sold by Paris Smith.
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Paris Smith
Neff Loses First Test in Legislature in 75 to 56 Vote
Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports Governor Pat M. Neff’s administration bill for the outright repeal of the suspended sentence law was defeated 75 to 56 in the Texas House. A substitute altering the law to exclude bootlegging theft and criminal assault was passed instead, reflecting a similar outcome to last session and signaling ongoing political pressure on Neff.
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Pat M. Neff
House
Neff
Davis
Dallas
Austin
Worrying About It Encourages Taking Action
A motivational piece urges readers to stop worrying about work and start. It contrasts slow, anxious hours with taking concrete steps. The message: begin the task, endure its labor and enjoy its progress, and victory follows.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by Local Applications
An illsome medical claim describes catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The text promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy and offers a cure guarantee with a free sample by mail.
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Europe
Hall
Mali
W. d. Chemay
Rat Bite Ends Infant Life in Frederick Area
In Frederick Oklahoma on July 23 a three month old baby living near Tipton died after being bitten repeatedly by a rat. The infant succumbed to injuries Friday morning following the attack discovered by the child's mother Mrs. E. W. Rogers.
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Prince Albert
Prince
Frederick
Okla
E. W. Rogers
Tipton
Masked Ruffians Attack Woman in Shreveport Region
Brownwood News reports a Sunday night assault by masked men on a woman near Shreveport. The article denounces racist extremist groups in Texas and nearby states, branding the assailants as cowards and demanding punishment. It notes a public drug store ad for ice cream powder and jackets and Mrs. Dora Green building a cement walk on North Main Street by the public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Texas
Dora Green
Oculist Details and Local Events Mentioned in Comanche TX
An oculist and eye care references appear with mentions of glasses fitting by R W H Hamilton in Comanche Texas. The piece notes travel of Mr Sparks and family from Hamilton with visits and a home stay. A local tonic Prickly Age Bitters advertises digestion and appetite benefits priced at 1 25. Pottaville plans a two day celebration with Indian Gap band providing music as a highlight.
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R. W. H. Hamilton
North Side Square
Comanche
Texas
Pottaville
Indian Gap Band
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Wayne Hill
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Floyd Lane
Prop
Atwood Brothers
Sastoria
P. A
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J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, NC
Board Church Notes
Silliman Evans
The
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J. (. Sparks
Gerald Davis
Mary Fay
Hamilton
Sparks
Lon Boynton
Hamilton Drug Co
Wm. Reese Co
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