Hearst launches American Home and Farm weekly in Chicago
William R Hearst starts a new weekly national circulation publication in Chicago titled Hearst s American Home and Farm It publishes in magazine form with color pages features cartoons editorials household and women section farm and agricultural data market and crop reports cable news and fiction Subscriptions offered at 175 for a year including this newspaper for a limited time
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William R. Hearst
Chicago
Hearst
Buster Brown
Katzenjammer
Happy Hooligan
Lulu
Leander
Foxy Grandpa
Alphonse
Gaston
Maud
Outeault
Opper
Swinnerton
Dirks
Bunny
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
John A. Logan
Beatrice Fairfax
Winifred Black
Hager Somerset
Farm and Agricultural Department
United States
American Home and Farm
Gravam Leaper
Perfect Protection Ad in Loving Texas
Slogan says flawless protection against accidents and sickness with a one dollar monthly cost. Claims pain at sight. Seeks good agents. Contact W. M. Plaster District Manager in Loving Texas for details.
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W. M. Plaster
Loving
Texas
Moving Cotton Country Offers High Wages for Pickers
An old employment notice entices Jotton Pickers with promises of $2.50 to $3.00 per day picking clean cotton, a bale per acre, meals provided, good horse grass, and a fall stay to earn substantial pay, signed as a friendly invitation.
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Johnnie
Colt Show Notice At Rutherford Farm
A. R. Rutherford advertises a colt show on October 1 offering a season of a mare for the best colt. He invites all parties with colts from his horse to participate.
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A. R. Rutherford
Before buying or selling a place see J C Vaughan
A local notice advises consulting J C Vaughan before real estate transactions. The brief warns buyers and sellers to seek professional guidance to ensure proper handling of property deals. The exact city or firm details are not provided in the readable text.
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J C
Vaughan
Gentlemanly Robber Forces a Bank Heist Refusal
Miss Lucy Davis, a 20 year old assistant cashier at Flint woolen mills, is abducted after cashing 2600 dollars for wages. A courteous robber explains his motive, claims modern vice, and promises fame and marriage, then locks her in a room for an hour while planning to escape with the funds. The tale casts him as a gentleman robber in a corrupt era.
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Lucy Davis
Flint Woolen
Miss Davis
Flint
Six Kings, Brass Cup, and the Egyptian King
Herodotus relays a tale of twelve Egyptian rulers offering temple libations to Vulcan. At the altar bundles of sandalwood and cinnamon burned as incense rose. Psammetichus, left out, offered perfumed wine from a brass cup and was proclaimed king after the oracle’s strange condition was met.
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Herodotus
Egypt
Vulcan
Psammetichus
Fire fright in uptown house ends with quick rescue
A hanging chandelier broke loose in an uptown parlor sending matches alight and igniting a scarf and lace curtain. The mistress and a servant battled the flames until they were extinguished, noting the house would have burned if empty as it was earlier and soon again.
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New York Post
Word Origins Behind The Language Of Politics And Shopping
The piece explains why a political hopeful is not a true candidate, tracing to ancient Rome where candidati wore white togas at canvass start. It contrasts ambitio and ambitus, and notes ambition’s shady sense, ending with a note on shopping as a slang term once common in the 1800s.
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Rome
Bee's Dictionary of
Sabbath Protest at Graham Presbyterian Church
In September 2006 at a Graham Texas regular service the congregation adopted a preamble and resolution protesting the Dallas Fair opening on the Sabbath. They urged publication in local papers and stated they cannot patronize the fair if held on the Lord's Day. Pastor C. E. Paxon submitted the resolution.
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Graham
Texas
Graham Presbyterian Church
Young County Papers
Dallas News
Dallas Fair
C. E. Paxon
The Breath of Life and a Cough Cure Claim
A Port Williams woman credits Dr King s New Discovery with stopping a two year cough and curing consumption fears. The quảng says three bottles cleared her chest and lungs, with trial bottle offered free and price 50 cents to 1 dollar. Guaranteed by B S Doty Co druggist.
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Gorialla
Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
Doty & Co
Program of Fifth Sunday Meeting Macedonia Baptist Association
Program for a five Sunday gathering with Loving Church near Graham beginning Sept 27 1906 at 8 PM. Introductory sermon by Elder H C McBrayer and Elder Joe R Mayes alternates. Topics cover church membership evidences cooperative work baptism and Lord's Supper scriptural ministry without ministers attendance effects heathen salvation means of growth and church-building activities. Includes state missions funds Buckner Orphans Home and missionary sermon by Elders Roach Underwood and others with committee listed.
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Fifth
Macedonia Baptist Association
Loving
Graham
J. L. Roach
J. H. Longan
G. W. Black
Eld
G. W. Harris
R. Lindsey
Warren Cunningham
Buckner
W. R. Uunderwood
Take your clock to Blakeney's Pharmacy for repair
Bring your clock or watch needing repair to Blakeney's Pharmacy. Satisfaction guaranteed as the shop offers prompt service and reliable fixing.
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Blakeney’s
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