Missionary Institute meets in Graham Texas in February 1904
Weetherford District Missionary Institute and Pastora Coulerone convene in Graham Texas on February 9 10 and 11 1904. The program lists sermons morning sessions prayers and missions discussions led by Rev H Bishop C V Cox C V Oswalt A P Smith J F Tyson J W Rowlett and others with topics on The Holy Ghost Epworth League and The Revival and methods for engaging pastors stewards and children.
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Graham
Texas
H. Bishop
C. V. Cox
Epworth League and Missions
C. V. Oswalt
The
Holy Ghost and Missions
Presiding Elder
W. i M. Society
A. P. Smith
W F. M. Society
J F. Tyson
J. W. Rowlett
Thuesday
Moin
Ite
Imp
B. R. Wanre
Bryse Announces Commoner Daily At St Louis During Convention
Bryse plans to publish the Commoner daily in St Louis while the nation holds a Democratic convention session. The move signals targeted media coverage around the political event and local readership engagement in Missouri's city.
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Bryse
St. Louis
Prolonged Court Sitting and Vandal Deterrent Notice
A chaotic clipping shows a court scene debating truth and duration with a judge and witness on seating time. It includes a sarcastic public notice urging visitors and vandals to refrain from signing or altering relics and a German dialogue about home rules and obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Cough Cure For Savages Coles and Croup
A historical brief notes a remedy labeled as cough cure for savages, coles, and croup. The fragment lists a medicinal preparation aimed at respiratory symptoms with archaic terminology and no clear contemporary attribution.
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Savages
Coles and Croup
Wild Boar Attack Fought by Hunter and Dogs
A hunter recounts a near fatal encounter with a large wild boar in the St. Francis basin. His dogs attacked the boar while he climbed a tree to escape. He killed the boar with a rifle shot between the eyes as his dogs suffered injuries from tusks.
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Despei
St. Francis Basin
New Orleans
Pat's Golf Tale From The Past In Irish Dialect
Pat explains golf and the greens keeper work at a new course in rustic humor. The narrator recalls the sport as a funny game with a white ball a long stick and a sand trap, remarking the first shot often misses entirely. Casey laughs at the quirky mispronunciations and Pat's playful confession about not touching the ball on the first swing.
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Pat
Greens
Sevices
Casey
Two Points of View from Tit Bits
A London Tit Bits excerpt shows a dialogue where a father scolds his child for spending a sovereign and sixpence. The boy claims he passed the sixpence on for half a sovereign and bought goods, still holding the gold coin. The father offers a forgiving remark about common mistakes.
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London
Spoiled the Romance by the Comet
A young man asks for the comet while a father and bystander discuss astronomy. The elderly host directs him to where the comet appears in a different part of the sky and chats for about half an hour.
North Texas newspapers merge with Record and Leader offer
The Fort Worth Record and The Leader unite under Clarence Oussey as editor. A combined yearly subscription is advertised at 1.50 for both papers, with advance payment required. An introductory offer ends January 1, after which the rate rises to 1.75 for the pair. Copies available free via The Keesed, Port Worth, Texas.
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Keesed
Port Worth
Texas
Dr Pierce’s Cure Claims for Womanly Ailments
An advertorial piece touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and accompanying products as remedies for poverty related female illnesses. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Geo Fletcher of Galt Ontario praising relief from catarrh of the uterus after six bottles and related medicines. It promises private confidential consultation with Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Geo Fletcher
Victoria Avenue
Galt
Ontario
Pierce
Ieree
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted In 1900s Ad
An advertisement claims Kodol cures indigestion and stomach troubles by using natural digestive juices and tonic properties. It features testimonial from S. S. Ball of Ravenswood West Virginia and notes bottle sizes and price, produced by E O DeWitt and Co of Chicago.
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S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
Rodel
Milay
Boy with poor table manners breaks feast in secret
A small town boy, famed for rough table manners, ignores pleas from family and sister. While left alone with a friend, he proclaims there is no one to scold and suggests they eat like hogs, turning hunger into a mischief of dining.
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Harry
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Weetherford District Missionary Institute and
Pastira Coulerone
Secre
Owens
Meri
Jev. Wollera
South
Peoria St
Jungs
Bright
Acister
St. Lewis
Carduit
Cardus
Meekton
Menrietta
Errdout
Kenley
A. K. Hawkes
Atlanta
United States
Pat's Leseun
W. C. Hilburn
Fort Worth
Clarence Oussey
Houston Rev
Neimit
Insuhator
R. H Burns
Dewitt & GO
Chicago
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