Wanderer Judge Bledsoe Surrenders Amid Turbulent Past
Abilene Aug 18 former Taylor County Judge T A Bledsoe turned himself in to Sheriff John Bond after seven years abroad seeking refuge from forgery charges. He faced twelve cases and posted bonds, recounting escapades from Oklahoma to Honduras and Guatemala while serving as a secret service agent and enduring illness and danger.
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Abilene
Tom A. Bledsoe
Formeer
Taylor County
Swestoound “Sans Suine
John Bond
Bledsoe
Tim
Thomas L. Blanton
T. A. Bledsoe
T. C. Weir
Judge Bledsoc
Texas & Pacific
Gordon
Abilent
Sherri
Weir
South America
Honduras
Guatemala
Mexico
Mayo Sanitirium
Rochester
Minn
Judge Bledsoe
Louisiana
Secret Service
Cernan
Tanlac Restores Seattle Man’s Health After Four Months Ill
William Delaney of the City Street Department at 427 Fairview Ave Seattle says Tanlac cured his stomach trouble indigestion gas cramps and rheumatism after four months confined to his home. He reports ravenous appetite weight gain and sound sleep and credits Tanlac for his recovery. Tanlac is sold everywhere.
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William Delaney
City Street Department
Fairview Ave
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Delaney
Tanlac
Woman's Viewpoint Told By a Woman by Helen Rowland
A humorous meditation on the impossible choices facing women: home life career fame beauty and marriage versus independence. The text showcases Rowland’s satirical tone as it questions how to find happiness within endlessly shifting roles and expectations.
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Helen Rowland
Fife
Tven
Immortality Reflections on a Child's Death and Hope
A Bartlesville Examiner sentiment contemplates life after death during a bedside vigil for a dying infant. The narrator describes quiet, peaceful death and a belief in an eternal question answered by a divine truth, urging shared compassion and brotherly love.
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Bartlesville Examiner
God
Onne
Sean
Anine
Gleeitis
Mrs Peavish Notes Husband’s Snoring Habit
An informal report describes Mrs Peavish remarking that her husband Mr Peavish already has a habit of snoring while he sleeps, with a lighthearted mention of how it affects her waking hours.
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Mrs. Peavish
Mossalet
Minnelle
Fragmented Weather Oddities Highlight Odd Village Tale
The clipped text hints at odd weather observations and social chatter about air power and sauces. Names, places, or dates are unclear, leaving a hazy, puzzle-like record of a peculiar local note.
Conundrum Why is on woman melting light
Fragmentary text presents a cryptic phrase about a woman, light, and a device or process. The readable parts suggest a riddle or puzzle element, but core meaning remains unclear and no verifiable facts or entities are established.
Quoted Paraphrase on Sailors and Habits
A misquoted fragment discusses a pips smoker and a fool parting from matches. It contrasts a busy watering place where men drink with the idea of a sailor who has a wife in every part and spends time at sea.
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Miss Simper
Detroit Free Press
Diamond Dyes Buy Now for Safe Material Dyeing
Fach package of Diamond Dyes with simple directions promises dyeing any material without striking fading or ram. Druggist has color card and cautions to take no other dyes.
Local Catarrh Remedies Sell Across Toledo Market
The text notes catarrh dominates disease counts in the region and recalls historic reliance on local remedies. It mentions a Flower & Co Toledo product marketed as a universal treatment and references a patent medicine sold for constipation and other ailments.
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Flofer & Co
Toledo
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Ford
Dabbs & Moneyhon CO
Betty
J F. Cunningham
T. G. Weir
Nqlge Bledson
United States
Germany
Judge Beledsoe
Bledson
Coneul
Guatemake
Mayo Brothers
Ife
Dallas
Delaney
W. F. Gray
E. Schults
A. Vander Stucken
W. Vander Stucken
W. B. Haynie
Agat
Grady Faubion
Home National Bank
Ano, Texas
Saucuse
Parrot
Bird
Mr. Edison
Edison
the Phonograph Shop
Llano, Texas
Rogers & Byler
Liano, Texas
Tiltic
Fe Dalton
Merun
Tel
S&s W. Tel
Bran
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