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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
4
The remarks honor James F. McCarty born July 27 1853 in Hopkins County Texas who spent his life serving as a physician in Dublin and nearby areas. The speaker reflects on McCarty’s character as a healer and trusted adviser and notes a deep respect for his spiritual beliefs and dedication to family and community.
In Comanche he stood as a beacon of religious vigor and patriotism. He championed civic projects including courthouse street improvements the county fair and the town’s first telephone system funded by his own investments. His spirit and leadership propelled regional development and community advancement.
A tribute to Dr. McCarty, a Comanche county figure, who valued faith over ritualism. He blended science and spirit, held hope in immortality, and lived with kindness, tenderness, and quiet resolve despite intellectual shifts through youth to maturity.
An obituary tribute reflects on Dr. McCarty's last illness and steadfast optimism. The speaker honors his progressive civic leadership, family devotion, and belief that the faithful meet life’s end with judgment and hope for immortality.
A four year old visiting his auntie heckles a vaudeville act, drawing amused reactions from the audience. The boy loudly comments on a performer in black tights, shouting about a dirty union suit, as the act proceeds.
The magnetic survey yacht Carnegie, out of commission at Wash for a year, was fitting out at the end of September for her sixth cruise. The voyage will span two to three years, covering the South Atlantic, India and Pacific oceans with ports including Dakar Rio de Janeiro and St Helena. Commanded by J. P. Ault.
The Gary Times editorial mocks health faddists following the Jiggins example who dumbbell themselves to death. It recalls a 20 year old mania of cold plunges and abnormal exercises, noting followers rise at odd hours, shun common foods, and chase esoteric health trends.
A Buffalo Express column laments overuse of perfumes by Americans and praises natural scents. It contrasts European odors with American environments and argues that fresh air in cities, homes, and theaters offers superior fragrance. The piece cites Venice, Orient cities, and iconic smells of pine and rain as richer experiences.
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