Kruschen Salts Weight Loss Claim Promises Quick Fat Loss
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri credits Kruschen Salts with losing 20 pounds in four weeks while boosting energy and suppressing hunger. The ad urges taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Emerald Oil Healing Claims for Varicose Veins
An advertisement promises free healing for swollen veins and leg sores. It instructs applying Emerald Oil with a three inch wide bandage from ankle to knee to stop broken veins ulcers and pain claiming relief if directions are followed and money back if not helped.
Gasay Gertie: actor plays villain with bold streak
Gasay Gertie delivers a vivid villainous turn with a sharp, streaking performance that captures the note of menace. The scene highlights an actor known for intensity as he embodies the foe, drawing attention to his fearless, sprinting portrayal.
Ode to the Second Fiddles of Society
A tribute to quiet workers who support leaders and industries. The piece highlights private secretaries operators and diverse roles from athletes to clerks, noting how small acts and faithful service drive progress and national character. It cites Malloch Hubbard Garcia and quotes Emerson Napoleon to stress value of trifles and loyal, unseen effort.
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Douglas Malloch
Symphony
Elbert Hubbard
Garcia
Cuba
Michael Angelo
Emerson
Napoleon
The Joneses in East Texas Saga of Early Settlers
The Joneses traced from White River Arkansas into East Texas during Sam Houston era. They describe life: abundant game canebrakes berries nuts and bee trees aiding settlement. A 1879 solar eclipse sparked a massive East Texas prayer meeting. The article ends noting a Jones reunion planned for summer with possible Smiths invitation.
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Joneses
White River
Arkansas
Texas
Sam Houston
East
Neck of the Woods
East Texas
Jones
Smitheses
Tax exemption harms national wealth and budget
Koewa Park Herald argues that tax exempt government securities lure rich investors away from productive enterprises, depriving the economy of growth and forcing budget balancing on a burdened public. It warns Congress against this policy as a grave curse on the nation.
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Congress
Koewa Park
Constable's Sale In Robertson County Texas Notice
Notice of Constable's Sale issued by the Robertson County District Court in 1982. It orders sale on February 7, 1938, at the Franklin courthouse to satisfy a foreclosure judgment in favor of J D Adkins against Charles Later for 608.63 plus interest and costs. Property is Lot 11 in Block 404 in Hearne.
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District Court
Robertson County
Texas
J. D. Adkins
Charles Later
A. D
Court House
Franklin
Hearne
Charles
Josey
Robertagn County
Franklin couple visits Rhodes family Sunday
Mr and Mrs R L Jackson of Franklin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C T Rhodes and family, sharing a quiet day together with relatives.
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R. L. Jackson
Franklin
C. T. Rhodes
New Money and the Patman bill debate in Dallas News
H M Wade of Rockwall argues against issuing new money to fund veterans bonuses. He contends money creation does not add wealth, criticizes gold standard influence, and warns against delegating money issuance to a Federal board. Wade defends monetary restraint and constitutional powers.
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Patman
New York
United States
Congress of the
H. M. Wade
Rockwall
Texas
A Chance Remark Loses a Customer in West Texas
A bank account was lost after a remark by the Ladies Aid treasurer who said Here is my aid money but the teller heard egg money. The teller joked that the hens had been saying pretty well lately. The bank then lost the customer and Mrs. Scott Field of Calvert visited Bryan for part of the week.
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West Texas
Ladies Aid
Bryan Eagle
Army Will Use Talking Pictures to Train Recruits
Capt. M. E. Gillette of the Signal Corps announces the army will adopt talking moving pictures for recruit training. He was relieved from duty at Second Corps Area HQ Governors Island and sent to Hollywood for a photography and motion picture course.
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United States Army
Melvin
Gillette
Signal Corps
Governors Island
Hollywood
Seventeen Year Locust Outbreaks Explained
In the 1936 issue, Western Newspaper Union explains how the great locust outbreaks recur every 17 years. The young insects drop from trees and remain as ground larvae for 13 to 17 years before maturing, with 1941 noted as a development milestone for the current generation.
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