25 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Happy Idea
Location
Happy, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented text describes a cosmetic product name Utifier or Tan-No-More promising complexion benefits. Mentions protection against elements and a velvety skin feel before going out, with unclear testimonials.
A legal notice from Swisher County Texas calls L A Ricketts Foster Hemphill and J C Foster to answer a suit filed June 14 1919. The case No 615 involves a promissory note for 102 37 with interest and attorney fees totaling about 130 60. The defendants reside in Cas tro Hale and Swisher Counties and one is out of state. The note is past due and the suit seeks payment.
A fragmented note mentions lemon pulp, freshness, and bleaching, suggesting tips for keeping citrus ready for later use. The text references avoiding pulp, keeping fruit fresh, and a woman’s knowledge of processing, but lacks clear actions or sources.
A historical report lists pamphlets and books loaned 186, etc. It shows attendance at lector sessions 923 and Bible class sessions 9 918 with thousands attending prayer meetings 218 571 and Christian literature distributed 816 944. It also notes 255 training class sessions and 11 753 scriptures distributed.
Five months after armistice the Y M C A reports 8850 workers abroad and at home, up 726 since last November. Of these, 5528 are men directing regional HQs and serving overseas from Archangel to London, with 2187 women supporting troops and morale in various European resorts and front areas.
Church notices invite all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. by Brother Watts. Epworth League gathers at 7:30 p.m. All subscriptions are requested.
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