Prize fighters and men of wealth seek struggle in life
A fragmented 1931 column extols the human need for effort citing Bruce Barton and quotes from Morgan, Perkins, Girard, and Tunney. It reflects on why rich men continue to work, the drive to fight adversity, and a visit by Chas Arnold and family touring Browns Valley and nearby areas.
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Nature
George W. Perkins
Stephen Girard
Bruce Barton
Chas. Arnold
Lawrence
Kansas
O. E. Sinclair
Ray F. Arnold
Sinclair
Arnold
Brownsville
Galveds
Rock Island Itemz and Local Notices
Miss Josephine Braden of San Antonio visits her uncle Adolph Wegenhoff and relatives in Columbus. Several residents return from Arkansas and Boling trips, with many visiting relatives in La Prior and Port Arthur. Funeral held for Miss Lizzie oe Powell in Myrtle cemetery. she died in San Antonio aged 36. Average hen profit per year cited as 2.33 dollars from twelve dozen eggs. summer mortality higher, with advice on water shade and feed. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wink to Denver as railroad convention delegates. closing line notes humor about imperfection.
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Josephine Braden
San Antonio
Adolph Wegenhoff
Columbus
C. C. Hossman
Arkansas
Owen Miller
Owen Jr
T. W. Maxwell
Boling
R. I. Hill
Cecil Hill
David Roberts
Minnie Wampier
Maud
Oklahoma
J. B. Curry
Curry
Albert
Olsen
Rio Grande Valley
C. M. Rhea
Archie Townsend
Cremoville
W. A. Miller
Baytown
Charley Herndon
Kenny
Port Arthur
Ray
G. L. Grodhouse
Lizzie Oe
Robert Powell
Myrtle Cemetery
G. L. Johnson
Miss Powell
Ids Hamler
Christine
Beatrice Young
Marfa
Alice Glaze
el Campo
Lilly, Kerr
el Dorado
Callie Lynch
Houston
Walter
Robert
Tom
George
Lilly Kerr
Texas
E. N. Holmgreen
Holmgreen
He Gets The Breaks In Texas Crime Talk And Bias
A Paris News fragment discusses criminal justice in Texas, noting appeals, pardons, and possible delays, followed by editorial excerpts on newspaper ethics, editor public trust, and threats to press freedom, then an ad for Cystex promising quick bladder relief with a money back guarantee.
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Paris
Texas
Register
Raiaioh
Ronutar
Becsmauns
The Angry Tree in Central America
A curious ten foot acacia known as the angry tree curls its foliage into strange coils. When touched the small branches shake and a pungent odor fills the air, forcing campers to move. First noted by prospectors who observed the effect while camping.
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Central America
Leonard Bastin
St Nicholas
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