Mamie Hall Gains Nineteen Pounds From Tanlac Treatment
Mrs Mamie Hall of 805 Fourth Avenue South Nashville Tenn says she suffered years of stomach trouble and weakness weighing 96 pounds before taking Tanlac. After four bottles she now weighs 115 pounds and reports restored strength, relief from chest pains and headaches, and renewed energy for housework. Tanlac is sold at local drug stores in Graham Oney Newcastle and nearby towns.
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Tan
Mamie Hall
Fourth Avenue
Southashville
Tenn
Louisvile
Fife
Chatanooga
Graham
Oan Drug Co
O'ney
Edensom Drug Co
Newcasby
Leon Meughier & Co
Farkley
W. W. Desin Loving
J. M. Johnson
Women urged to train for government stenography jobs
A Civil Service Commission message to business schools urges more young women to study shorthand and typewriting now. It notes government demand for trained stenographers is high and immediate employment at 900 to 1200 dollars yearly is possible. Bowie Commercial College offers a three month scholarship for 45 dollars plus comparable board costs with a money‑back promise, and promises help with housing and travel.
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Uncle Sam
John A. Mellhenny
United States Civil Service Commission
Bowie Commercial College
Bowie
Texas
Acting Governor W. P. Hobby Trials Ferguson Impeachment
Governor Hobby serves as acting governor and may remain so through January 1919. The Texas House has sent twenty one impeachment charges against Governor James E. Ferguson, who faces trial in the Senate.
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Austin
Hobby
Senate
House
Tillotson
Dallas News
W. P. Hobby
House of Representatives
James E. Ferguson
When a Man Makes Mistakes He Also Has Many Good Things
A reader notes that people who err also possess many strengths. The speaker argues that errors do not erase positives and that recognizing both sides offers a balanced view of character. The message emphasizes tolerance and fairness in judging others.
Joy rides and miles per hour in simple wisdom
A concise aphorism contrasts slow joy riding with faster travel, arguing that slower speeds yield richer miles and more pleasure per mile, valuing quality over quantity of distance experienced. The line celebrates mindful travel and personal pace.
Citation Notice in 1917 Texas District Court
Publicat ion command to summon R D Long W A Perry and Charles Elkins in Young County for the Thirtieth District Court at Graham on September 3 1917 to answer suit No 4046 filed July 30 1917 by J W Akin. Notes detail six promissory notes of 50 dollars each dated 1914 50 per note with 10 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees.
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J. M. Wallace
Markley
Young County
Texas
R. D. Long
R.D. Long
W. P. Gregg
W. A. Perry
Chas. Elkins
Elkins
Willie Riggs
L.S
Graham
State OF Texas
Charles Elkins
J. W. Akin
Citation by Publication in Young County District Court
The State of Texas commands a sheriff or constable to summon J C Butler Sr J W Maxey and J H Loyd and the unknown heirs of J C Butler Sr J W Maxey and J H Loyd by weekly publication for four weeks prior to the return day. The summons pertain to the District Court in Graham for the August 3 1917 term in suit No 4048.
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Fiam Watson
J. C. Butler, Sr
J. W. Maxey
J. H. Loyd
J. C. Butler
Young County
Texas
Robert Wilson
J. T
Graham
Willie Riggs
District Court
State of Texas
Oscar L. McCamant
Ava Alley McCamant
Public Notice and Court Citation in Young County Texas
Public notices warn Oscar L McCamant to answer a petition in Young County District Court Graham by September 3 1917 in a divorce abandonment suit numbered 2021. Also delinquent tax foreclosure on 68 acres from Hart Survey Abstract 131 for 1898 taxes due 95 75 with costs and interest set for September 1917 foreclosure at Graham Court House.
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Publi
Texas
Young
Young County
Graham
Willie Rires
District Court
Courhouse
State of Texas
Gunty
Yonune
Willie Rigg
Pexas
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