Wall Charts Offer With Dual Newspaper Subscriptions
The Republic of St. Louis offers a nine map wall chart set free with a one dollar subscription to Twice a Week Republic and Farm Progress. Includes World United States Russo Jap War map Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico Philippines Panama and a state map choice. Charts mailed free in a tube with lifetime usefulness emphasized.
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the Republic
St. Louis
Republic of St. Louis
Farm Progress
Agricultural and Home Magazine
Republic
Mapa
World
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Panama
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Indiana
Kentucky
Wyoming
Tennessee
Mississippi
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Louisiana
Farm Eprom
Map Department
Bottom Sill of Christianity Explored in Sermon
A preacher discusses Nicodemus and Zacchaeus to explain being born again. He argues salvation begins at the soul’s bottom sill, citing Jesus guiding Zacchaeus to repentance and the wind like the Spirit. The piece stresses personal renewal as essential to Christian experience.
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Christ
Nicodemus
Zaccheus
Zacheus
Jesus
Wounds heals fast with antiseptic dressing claim
An antiseptic dressing claimed to heal wounds bruises and burns quickly before inflammation sets in reducing healing time by about two thirds. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as another antiseptic aid for rapid healing and pain relief in injuries. It also notes San Antonio Express as authority on land assessment changes in Texas counties and tax equity implications.
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Chamberlain
ELY
Contahns
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Library funding clash reaches Supreme Court
An Ohio court ruled on August 20 that cities lacked authority to aid Andrew Carnegie in founding libraries. The decision allows Carnegie to seek return of funds advanced, with the case now before the Supreme Court for final settlement. Doniphan Mo July 16 1904.
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Ohio
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Supreme Court
South should flood England with cotton mill information
Jefferson Texas letter cites English mills full of orders and higher wages, noting twenty new cotton mills with 60,000 spindles within five miles and a plan to supply in one district. The writer argues the South could profit by shipping raw cotton directly to local mills, keeping profits at home and attracting distant mills to relocate. May be mistaken but urges advertising the South as the cotton mill hub.
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Jefferson, Tex
England
Europe
W.T. Aitkins
Dallas News
Best Papers Offer Appeals To Readers In Fort Arth Area
The Fort Arth Semi-Weekly Record is praised as a superior general newspaper with strong news service. It highlights features for housewives farmers and artisans and notes Friday comic pictures for children. Special club offers entice readers to subscribe and keep Texas money at home.
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Fortarth
Record
Nssceec.s
Texas
Honey Grove
Texas should elect ablest men to the Thirtieth legislature
Dallas Times Herald urges voters to turn over a new leaf and elect capable men to the Thirtieth legislature while keeping dissenters at home. The paper touts The Cotton Buyers' Ready Reckoner with calculations to fifteen cents per pound by midmonth and promotes a cotton picker's and cotton seed table. Sample copies are available at the office.
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Dallas Times:Herald
Texas
Commonwealth
Italco
Railway interests jeopardize Texas governor race prospects
The Fort Worth Telegram states railway interests in Texas should not back any candidate for governor as such support would ruin the prospects of any man who would accept it.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Found Dead on the Streets in Haton Rouge
A young man was found dead on the streets of Haton Rouge, believed to have died from congestive chill. The report notes that timely use of Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever cure could have prevented the death and identifies The J. F. Crow Co. Druggist as the seller.
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Doniphan
Dr. Mendenhall
C. H. Martin
J. F. Crow Bias Co
Haton Rouge
Texas Pacific announces colonist tickets to California 1905
A Texas & Pacific Railway notice states a chartered corporation will operate glass making in Hardin county. From Sept 15 to Oct 31 inclusive, one way second class colonist tickets to California are offered from western stations at 2500 dollars, with lower rates from East Texas and Louisiana. Tourist sleeping car privileges may be added at under half regular Pullman rates. Contact any ticket agent or EP Turner in Dallas for details.
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Texas & Pacific Railway
California
Mineola
Texas
Texan
Louisiana
Turner
Dallas
Odl
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Denison’ Herald
Tracife
Turner, Gant Pasch and
Thoket
Dallas, Texas
Lailway
Adams ST
San Antonio Express
Blacksand
North Texas
South
West Texas
Washington Post
Dr. King
New Discovery
Densmore
the Dorsey Printing Company
G. T. Haggard
Corporation
Hardin County
J. H. Benefield
Attorney At Law
W. T. Armistead
JIMP
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