Rupture Shield Expert Coming to Hudston
An advertisement offers free consultation for rupture shields at Hudson on December 23, 29, and 30, detailing appliance fitting and claims of strengthening weak tissues with options for home care and guarantees. Also lists church services at Christ Episcopal Church and Candlemass observance on Christmas Eve with choir music and sermon details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
House of Prayer
Holy Communion
Waep
Christ Church
Johnson, Jr
Fragmentary notice from old paper about Christmas event
Incomplete OCR text mentions Mr W and Palen with references to days and true Christmas. Likely a fragmented brief about a Christmas event or card from a local scene. Details insufficient to confirm names, places, or exact actions.
Cotton buyers fail to trade for turkeys
Mr W C Farrar a local cotton buyer offered thirty bales of cotton for twenty eight turkeys brought by a western truck. The stranger refused the trade and Farrar then offered to take four truckloads of cotton for the birds but was refused again. Turkeys sell about thirty cents a pound locally and a fat young turkey yields several dollars.
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W. C. Farrar
Farrar
Parrar
Loraine Times
Local shoppers urged to keep dollars at home
A Corsicana Sun editorial urges residents to spend locally and avoid mail order catalogs. It argues keeping money in town stimulates employment and prosperity, while sending cash elsewhere drains Circulation and hurts the community’s economy.
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Corsicana Sul
Carabann
Corsicana
I Blew My Horn and Killed a Woman on Street
A Lufkin girl said I Blew My Horn and thought she would get out of my way after she had run down and killed a 70 year old woman. The piece argues pedestrians have equal rights and drivers must avoid fatalities, calling a fatal crash murder. It cites a Kansas City incident where a driver blamed horn blowing. The column urges drivers to maintain control to prevent deaths and condemns careless behavior. It also includes a poem about a grave and longing for a true friend.
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Lufkin
Kansas City
Tme
Marshall News
Judge Robertson on repetitive drunken driving cases in Dallas County
The Dallas County criminal court heard remarks from Judge Robertson criticizing repeat offenders and the practice of light fines for drunken driving. He urged juries and lawyers to impose stiffer penalties or penitentiary terms to deter reoffending, highlighting the pattern of “driving while intestrated” and calling for harsher action.
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Dudge
Robertson
Dallas County Criminal Court
Remarkable letter from Sam E Yarbor of Appleby praises the South
The Houston Chronicle reprints a letter by Sam E Yarbor, a Black resident, praising Southern life and Jim Crow while rejecting Northern status. He argues the South supports Black education, cites white benefactors funding schools, and urges colored people to acknowledge the "fruits of education" as the region's progress.
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Chronicle
Sam E. Yarbor
Appleby
Lauding
North
South
Houston Chronicle
Thursday Bridge Club Honors Guests At Parish House
Mrs E L Beckman hosted four tables of players at the Parish House with guests Mrs B H Daily Mrs Max M Landa Mrs H E Var ey and Mrs S 3 White. Decorations reflected Christmas and prizes went to Mrs S C Smothers for high score and Mrs Carey for guest prize. Refreshments included creamed chicken pickles tea and stuffed iced apples. Mrs Wm Randow left for a visit to her daughter Miss Cymba One Randow in Hope.
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Sean
E. L. Beckman
B. H. Daily
Max M. Landa
H. E. Varey
S. 3. White
S. C. Smothers
Wm. Randow
Cymba- One Randow
Hope
Mule sale notice for Abney property advertised for sale
Eight mules and harness owned by G. R. Abney offered for sale. For particulars call R. T. Westmoreland. December 18 issue.
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G. R. Abney
R. T. Westmoreland
Sting and the Sand Man Tale of a Father’s Soft Spanking
A father recalls a sting removed rebuke of his five year old son who preferred play and a song about the sand man. A gentle use of a dictionary as a consequence leads to a heartfelt moment when the child asks his mother to wed Jesus, praising her as a worthy woman.
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Jim
Jesus
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