Hoover Leaves White House After Four-Year Presidency
Herbert Hoover exited the White House on Saturday marking the end of a four year term. The 58 year old former engineer and statesman faced mixed assessments as critics labeled his tenure a failure while supporters hailed his achievements, including leadership roles in relief and food administration.
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Herbert Hoover
White House
West Branch
Iowa
Leland Stanford University
Lou Henry
Mantery
Cal
American Relief Commission
London
U. S
Wilson
Chicago
Lowden-Wood
Harding
Kansas City
United States
New Feeling For Men Past Fifty
A doctor’s discovery offers a safe syrup style remedy to stimulate the lower bowel and improve vitality for men over fifty. The preparation, Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, uses herbs and senna to aid digestion, boost energy, and reduce symptoms of auto intoxication, promising noticeable improvements after a week or two.
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Byer
Dr. Caldwells
Waimea
Coldwell
Hidden Dangers of Childbirth and Hospital Care
The article warns that bearing children carries hidden dangers and urges expectant mothers to consult a physician early. It notes high risks when mothers delay care, cites complications like convulsions, placenta tearing, and narrow pelvis, and advocates hospital births to reduce mortality.
Bank closing folly and tax doubts headline 1933 woes
The writer derides a five day bank holiday as a poor confidence strategy, laments job losses among white collar workers with army and navy backgrounds, urges politicians to pray for business recovery in 1933, and notes opposition to a sales tax while questioning courthouse costs and high taxes.
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Army
Navy
Evergreen Sunday School and Church Service
The Evergreen Community Sunday School will meet next Sunday at 2:30 in the Evergreen Schoolhouse. Immediately after the Sunday school period, Rev. G. W. Crofoot will preach. Come and bring others with you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Community
Evergreen
G. W. Crofoot
Notice of Trust Sale in Kimble County Texas
Public auction set for the first Tuesday in April 1938 at the Kimble County Courthouse in Junction Texas. Trustee Gus J Groos will sell 160 acres of land described in the trust to satisfy delinquent notes and taxes with proceeds applied as directed by the deed of trust.
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Texas
Kimble
W. W. Jackson
Rittie Jackson
San Ant Texas
W. Jackson
State of Texas
London
Indianola Railway Company
W.W. W. Jacksons
Ritte Jackson
Ket Nussey
Mre
H. C. Jackson
W. A. J. Weldon
E. C. Tarrant
Groos
Ipssid
Kimble County
Junction
Gas Pains Relief Ad Claims German Remedy
An ad touts Adherika as a German remedy for gas pains, nervousness, and sleep issues claiming one dose provides immediate relief. The notice also reports Mr. and Mrs. Clay Secrest traveling to Hamilton Texas for a critically ill mother and mentions the death of a relative, with Dallas visitors staying with Mr and Mrs George Vierling Sr.
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Heyman Drug Store
Clay Secrest
Hamilton
Texas
George Vierling Jr
Katherine
Dallas
Mrs
George Vierling Sr
Church at Segovia Sermon by Rev R Neal Greer
Following Sunday school at 2 30 p m the Reverend R Neal Greer of Junction will preach at the church in Segovia. Organizers hope for a good attendance.
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R. Neal Greer
Junction
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William J. Scholes
Eagle Office
Chuckle Head Wilson
Chuckle Head
Wison
Les
San Antonio
A. D
Gus J. Groos
Ballinger
Water Department
Henry T. Rainey
Suruday
Democratic Party
First National Bank
Grandview
Etter
Schreiner-Hodges Co
General Merchandes
J. R. Smart
Cities Service Oil Company
Menard
Segovia
Burt’s
E. M. Burt
Bayer
Bayer Aspirin
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