Prickly Ash Bitters Promotes Summer Health Claim
An ad touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a stomach liver and bowels purifier to help resist heat for working men at $1.25 a bottle. The page also carries satirical lines about a capitalist daughter and Billy Sunday and ends with a cracked quip about a girl's swimming and bath tub life.
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Ransom
Fire Life Indemnity Insurance for Watkins
Notice of insurance coverage titled Fire Life Indemnity and Compensation Insurance for W. W. Watkins. Details on policy scope and beneficiary rights are provided in the brief legal notice.
Sudan Grass Serves as a Versatile Feed Crop for Arid Texas
Sudan grass, introduced from North Africa around 1910 and first grown in Texas in 1911, proves adaptable to semi arid regions with dependable yields under low rainfall. It provides hay and seed, with potential two hay cuts or one seed crop, and yields up to three tons per acre when broadcast. Seed rates vary by sowing method, and prices have averaged around 15 to 16 cents per pound. Buyers should use pure seed from reputable houses and cultivate for best yields, with drought pasture value emphasized for rainfall under 25 inches.
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Texas
United States
North Africa
Ohio
Sudan
R. L. Walker
Orphaned baby girl adopted by Coleman couple
Coleman Texas the eighteen month old girl found aboard a train a week earlier was adopted by Mr and Mrs Joe Pharis of Coleman. Authorities search for the mother who reportedly left the child near Lampasas. A bottle stamped Greenville Texas traced the child’s origins. Rev E E Rawson cared for her before the adoption was finalized.
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Mrs
Joe Pharis
Coleman
Lampasas
Greenville
Texas
W. R. Reed
Temple
E. E. Rawson
First Baptist Church of
Coleman Democrat
Evolution of the Bath in Early Modern Europe
The article traces how barbers in Europe, notably France, split surgery from hair care by 1673 under Louis XIV. It describes Parisian baths in 1292, high costs, gendered access, and decline due to sanitation fears. It notes daily washing habits evolving from the 17th century and lists noble practices of neatness and personal care.
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France
Europe
Louis XIV
Gaul
Paris
Criers
Charles V
Louis XI
Mr Ehi's chase for an auto to chop cotton persists
The remark questions why Mr Ehi cannot invent a machine capable of cotton chopping, implying a curiosity about technological engineering and practical farm labor tools.
Bayer Aspirin Package Claims and Medical Use
The text promotes Bayer aspirin as a genuine, safe medicine prescribed for over twenty years. It advises choosing an unbroken Bayer package with directions for relieving headache and other pains, notes handy 12 tab boxes cost a few cents, and mentions larger Bayer packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
San Saba War Wick Joe McInnis Competes For Cox Nomination
In San Saba Joe McInnis known as a political war wick competes with Jim Cummins for the home stretch. McInnis backed Cox and announced hourly bulletins from a bulletin board in their drug state predicting Cox’s nomination. The effort by McInnis and Cummins to furnish convention dope was noted by customers and the public in the San Saba Star.
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Joe McInnis
San Saba
Jim Cummins
Joe
Cox
San Francisco
McInnis
Cummins
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