Senator Bailey’s Son Expelled From Virginia Military Institute
The Comanche Chief notes Texas people upset that Senator Bailey, a famed Texas figure, sends his son to a non Texas school. The editorial questions the moral impact of a prominent Texan not patronizing state universities. It argues he owes Texas schools more than a tuition token to set an example.
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Bailey
Virginia Military Institute
Texas
United States
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Touted for Colds and Croup
Soreheads mossbacks and knockers reap what more enterprising men saw in a bold adage echoed by Denison Herald and Chicago Journal. Grandad humorously contrasts timeless values with a diamond engagement ring question from a Chicago Journal quip.
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Denison Herald
Willie
Chicago Journal
Government Secures 20 Acre Plot Near Witney for Demonstration
Government plans a 20 acre demonstration plot near Witney with 15 acres allotted to out town and Gee for corn. The piece notes health remedies like Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Sunflower seed oil as feed, and urges farmers to invest in poultry greatly, citing Texas as a prime field.
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Witney
Tony
Gee
Tyler Commercial College Ad Promises Fast Jobs
A persuasive notice urges youths to avoid lengthy studies in law or medicine and to enroll in Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas. It claims rapid success, strict attendance, and guaranteed job placement after completing courses in bookkeeping shorthand and telegraphy.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler College
Dept. W. Tyler
Texas
In Praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Praises for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and safe for children and croup. An anecdote from a South Africa resident endorses its use. Mentions sales by druggists and related notices about nasal catarrh remedies and a forthcoming liquid form. Includes unrelated brief items about a Topeka bank robbery and railroad cargo plans.
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Chamberlain
A. Humphreys
E.lock
Alice
Cape Colony
South Africa
Sly
Ticenta
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed Worldwide
A historic claim touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething aid used for over sixty years by mothers worldwide. The ad promises relief from pain wind colic and diarrhea and urges readers to buy for 25 cents, advising to ask for the syrup by name. It also mentions a separate note about Queen Liliuokalani seeking 810000000, predicting a rise in prominence if funded.
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Mrs. Winslow
Twas the Week Before Christmas Rhyme Mystery
A fragmentary Christmas verse recalls a child noticing secret hiding spots and a father advising to observe the season’s spirit. The lines hint at familial accents and a cautious, festive mood.
Christmas in the Lewis and Clark era from a soldier’s diary
A fragment recounts a confusing home scene with hidden bundles and secrecy, then shifts to a Christmas voyage entry describing rain and wind, rations of tobacco and gifts, and a bare elk dinner as part of the Lewis and Clark expedition journal notes.
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Lewin
Clark
Capt. Lewis
Mackersons
Whitehouse
Goodrich
Lewis and Clark
Belgians Await St Nicholas Visit On Christmas Eve
In Belgium children expect St Nicholas to visit with a white Loree horse. They polish shoes, leave hay for the horse, and place them by the fireplace. For misbehaving children they leave sticks and candles for the good ones, following holiday custom.
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Belgium
St. Nicholas
Laurel for Christmas Decoration in Winter Landscape
The laurel enhances winter scenes with evergreen contrast and is widely used in church decorations for wreaths and other adornments. Mountain laurel can be cultivated for decorative use, though much comes to market from wild growth.
The Spirit of Giving Message for Christmas
A note about the true spirit of Christmas emphasizing giving to the loving and the generous rather than expecting returns or purchases for others. It encourages selfless generosity and kindness without focus on what one will receive in return.
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W. Faust
Cooper
New York
Mt Plessant Hagle
Traveling salesman and bell boy in casual talk at hotel
A convivial traveling salesman chats with a Metro politan hotel bell boy about ancestry. The negro replies he may have had measles but doubts he has ancestors. The item also notes a Paris paper quote and a health ad touting Dr King’s New Life Pills for liver and stomach relief.
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Metropolitan Hotel
Paris
Bealth
Dr. King
Pilla
Garnishment Citation Issued in Marion County Texas
The State of Texas commands the Sheriff to publish weekly for four weeks a garnishment citation against R H Smith in Jefferson Texas and nearby districts. The case Brambert and King vs Missouri Kansas and Texas By Co of Texas et al lists L L Crawford and R H Smith as garnishees. A hearing is set for January 29 1906 in Marion County Justice Court Precinct No 3.
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State OF Texas
Marion County
R. H
Eard 6Th Judicial District
Justice Court
Jefferson
Texas
Brambert & King
Missouri, Kansas &Texas By Co
Missouri, Kansas & Texas By Co
R. H. Smith Are Indebted To 1, IL. Crawford, Defendant, R. H. Smith
L. L. Crawford
LL. Crawford
I. L. Crawford
L. B Todd
Justice of the Peace
A. D
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