Cotton clothing overalls debate crosses Mississippi court
The Mississippi Supreme Court heard arguments in a Cotton Day demonstration while justices wore overalls and cotton shirts. The piece contrasts past dignity with current fashion, notes widespread cotton use in the South, and comments on contemporary political figures and wartime neutrality debates.
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Mississippi Supreme Court
Jackson
South
Louis
France
England
Are We Neutral The Fatherland editor’s anti neutrality polemic
George Sylvester Viereth denounces U.S. policy on neutrality in The Fatherland. He accuses Viereck of German loyalty, critiques Arms sales to belligerents, and cites Lansing’s remarks on loans and arms. The piece frames government actions as hypocritical.
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William
Germany
Belgium
France
Wilson
State Department
Lansing
Krupps
England
Viereck
United States
Teuton’ Alliance
Mitter
George Sylvester Viereth
the Fatherland
Mr. Viereck
Sam
Mr. Bryan
Europe
Robert Lansing
Department of State
Supreme Court
This Date in History Septem ber Verse Fragment
Fragmentary verse recalls a parting night with a rose woven, a heartfelt prayer, a hurried departure, and a girl by the shore who captured a man’s heart though uncertain of tomorrow. The poem hints at a farm meeting and a lasting, if incomplete, romantic memory.
Fragmentary 18th century notes mix disasters and events
A garbled page lists events across years and places including Lima earthquakes, war actions at White Plains, the Liberty statue, shipwrecks like Roumania and Wairarapa, fires, assassinations, and political decrees, with many misspellings and incomplete names.
Birthday of Joseph W. Folk Highlighted Name in Reform Era
The note recalls Joseph W. Folk born October 28 1860 in Brownsville Tennessee a reformer who led graft exposure as Missouri district attorney and governor and later pursued railroad finance scandals. It places Folk at Vanderbilt law education and early St Louis career with anti corruption actions and roles under Wilson and Interstate Commerce cases.
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Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Brownsville
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Peon
St. Louie
St. Louis
South America
Folk
Ite
State Department
Wilson
New Haven
Rocksland Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burglar enters field in strange theft incident
A garbled report notes an apparent vegetation theft and burglar entry at a farm or field. It references local political figures Sanchez and Villareal and a county, with other unrelated notices about weather and local ads. The text is fragmentary and includes vendor prices and car hire offers from Bautista Garage.
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Laredo
Sanchez & Villareal
Tuesday Music and Literary Club Notes and Local Politics
A fragmentary report covers the Tuesday Music and Literary Club program with poems and readings and notes a burglary in the Macer building with $45 in Mexican money taken. It also previews Zapata County election battles as Democrats and Republicans nominate rival tickets for county offices and expect a close race.
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Old Zapata
Old Zapata County
Publication Question Prompts a Health Remedy Mention
Joseph Kallans of Penn Ind reports belching sour stomach and headaches improved by Chamberlains Tablets. She claims digestion and bowels regulated and full health restored. Sold by all dealers.
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Joseph. Kallans
Penn
Ind
Chamberlain
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities.
An ads-style notice promotes subscribing to THE TIMES with a daily aim to catch opportunities. It advertises a 66 cent per month rate as the entry offer.
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the Times
Automobile Party Arrives After Rain Yet Safe Trip
An automobile party from Niece Creek in Peyton Wes to San Antonio arrived here after traveling through roads that showed signs of rain. They report no trouble getting through and have left this morning bound for Torre for a business visit.
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Vie Automobile Party
Niece
Peyton
Bile Chie
San Antonio
Torre
Vistia
Alamo City
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Nancy
Metz
Strusesburg
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Berlin
Yser Canal
Grant
Harmut
Philadelphia
William Penn
Lima
Callao
Washington
Gen Howe
White Plains
S. Y
Royal Exchange
London
Vitoria
Pair Oaks
Stokes
James
Terres
Nilionaire
Tyr
Constance Chuke
Duo
Atlanta
Carter Mic Farrison
Chicago
Wairarapa
Telegka
Tur Southwestern
Voice OF Texas
Joseph W. Polis
Cleburne
Waco News
Cupid
Market Hall
Federico Aguilar
Adela Serna
Antonio Gutierrez
Matilde Sauceda
Lazaro Villareal
Maria Mendiola
Masterson
Joun
Husstat Buthea
Hiderado Sucresa
Ross Sa
Ree
Ady
Ces
Hesse
California
Saft
Cadillac
J. Nieto
City Garage
Jarvis Plaza
Felix de la Rosa
Coke Street
Sisny Field
Ninth Infantry
Ira
Times
Miutterinis
Zapata Democrats
Elec
Mrs. Benton
The
HI Dase Times
Pancho Villa
Oro County
Billie Burketas
Dickells
Rehoursins
Olea Nethersole
Red Cross Norse
Marie Tempest
Tas
Besna
Cowper, Crabbe
Kirgke
Burns Fuapoyser
Mrs. Arkles
Biskamyp Peete
Blake
Riehter
Minsarish Noytties
Austin Fuedturs
Walkara Woods
Daboc
Burdatte Mineral Wells
Burdette Mineral Wells
Burdette Wells
Lockhart
Texas
Zapata
Studebaker Cars
Studebaker Service
Studebaker
Earnest & Bunn Co
M. Ramsay
America
Y . i Laniel
Sonnell
Lone Star
Lone Star Brewing CO
SN. Johnson
Automobile Party
Chichester
Chichesters
Chester
Sher
Dr. Bell
WS. Wilkins
Gates
N.C
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