Masontc B A Botts Chapter Meeting Notice
Mason TC, B A Botts Chapter No 167 R A M meets on or before the full moon each month Visiting companions invited J W Graves H P R C McPuarts See Two Mountain Lovage No 2202 Knights of Honor meets on the 1st and 8th Saturday nights each month C P Benson Dictator Joan Poutman Reporter
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Masontc
B. A. Botts
J. W. Graves
H. P. R. C. McPuarts
Young Ounty Lodge
J. W. Akin
Knights of Honor
C. P. Benson
Joan Poutman
EF Corinthian Lodge
Knights of Pythhins
Castle Hill
B. L. Adams
C. C. Jo. W. Ain
RL & 8
State Legislature Presses Retrenchment Bills in 1895 Session
Austin reports over one hundred bills introduced, including a McBride proposal to cap county officers salaries at 2000 dollars. Senate considers life insurance company incorporation, and a death penalty for train robbery. A poll tax voting requirement is debated in the House. A Galveston memorial accuses Senator Miles Crowley of blackmail and attempting a Pullman pass, with impeachment urged. Governor vote tallies and a diamond theft case nudge the day’s agenda.
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Austin
Texas
McBride
Senate
House
State Senate
J. W. Terry
Galveston
Miles Crowley
Congress
Crowley
Pullman Palace Car Company
Pullman Co
Pullman Company
Terry
No clear single headline in mixed clipping
A collage of notes from Fort Worth Gazette and LEADER and Waxahachie Enterprise includes a religious caution against luxury and indecency, remarks on wartime or economic hardship, railway project talks in Dallas Palestine to Dallas, and a pension office joke about a widow’s alive certificate.
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Dallas
Texas
G. Burkett
Palestine
Palestine and Dallas Railway Company
Dallas Terminal Railway Management
Burkett
Dallas and Pacific Company
Panhandle
Gulf
PaNtegee
Lér
Free Education Chance At Walden's Texas Business College
Community contest offers a five month scholarship to Walden's Texas Business College Austin. Readers may guess the number of shots in a bottle for a chance at a free education. Circulars and catalogs available for stamps. no replies to postal cards.
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Tok South
Texas
Walden
Texas Business College
Austin
Pat's Faith in the Doctor and a Patient Tale
A Philadelphia physician recalls a remarkable faith case from his student days. An Irish patient with a broken leg had a pin misdirected through skin and fabric, later found stuck in place. the patient, Pat, believed the doctor would fix it, joking that he swallowed his tongue to trust the surgeon. A visitor asks about expansion of substance by heat, prompting examples.
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Philadelphia
Pat
Strawber and Penstock Suspenders Comic Exchange
A humorous exchange where Strawber recounts proposing to Miss Penstock and nearly losing his suspenders, and Singerly quips that it mattered little since she let him wear hers home.
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Singerly
Bible History offer from American Publishing House
The American Publishing House of Philadelphia advertises Part 26 of Young People's Bible History with two full page engravings. Readers are invited to send their name and address by mail to receive this issue.
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The
American Publishing House
Rairmount Ave
Philadelphia
Uncle Mark and a Boyish Tale A Darned Lie
A veteran teller, Uncle Mark, dismisses a flashy young story as a lie in a wry exchange that ends with the old man recalling a boyhood lesson. In Texas, Representative David B. Culberson is praised as a worthy leader and “Father of the House” as he nears another congressional session.
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Mark
Boston
Texas
David B. Culberson
Weatherford Republic
Boys Bees Bare When They Go In Swimmin
A ragged boy in a schoolroom quickly answers with a playful sentence using the nouns boys bees bear. The teacher stops further participation after his confident declaration, and the class is dismissed or ends.
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Johnny
Pay Your Debts Sermon by Ham Urges Honesty and Payment
Hon H W J Ham urges Gainesville readers to settle debts, arguing debtors block prosperity and that honest payment sustains others, including local merchants and newspaper sellers. He cites anecdotes of unpaid bills and warns that even small sums matter to creditors.
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H. W. J. Ham
Snollygoster Fame
Cecaine
Athens
Gainesville
Pup and judge share a canine court moment in New York
A brindle bull pup helps its drunk master avoid arrest in a police court. The dog pleads with the judge, who ultimately lets the man go. The scene ends with the pup’s triumph and a humorous reflection on dogs’ fidelity. The piece closes with a satirical New York letter on women’s emancipation and a joke about deaf and dumb institutions.
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Hogan
Justice Hogan
Court
Deligth
New York
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