Mexia Daily News Briefs Inventor’s Patent Dispute
A short Mexia item notes a patent dispute involving an unnamed inventor reported by United Press and International News Services. The Mexia Daily News lists staff and office details including President E. Boyd, Editor G. L. Tatum, Advertising Manager A. Garland, and an entry date of February 26, 1919.
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United Press and International News Services
The
News Publishing Company
E. Boyd
Gc. L. Tatum
Papery
A. Garland
Adata
Mexia
Texas
The American Creed
The passage asserts belief in a government of the people deriving power from consent, a democratic republic, and a united nation founded on freedom equality justice and humanity. It emphasizes duty to move the country uphold the Constitution obey laws respect the flag and defend against enemies.
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United States of America
April wars and a drill for dates in patriotic lesson
The piece recalls major U S wars starting in April from Lexington and Concord to World War I. It notes Lincoln's assassination in April 1865 and Appomattox, stresses learning dates, and describes a training camp scene where recruits answer a quiz on when the United States declared war on Germany.
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United States
Lexington and Concord
Germany
Lee
Appomatox
Lincoln
Uncle Sam
England
L. 5
Patterson
Camp
Bowie
Bill Hart
Arch Allen
Child Labor Debate Probes Regs and States’ Rules
The National Child Labor Committee continues its investigation into conditions and laws across states. It notes many states permit fourteen year olds to work long hours and in hazardous settings, urging uniform standards and stronger protections for youths.
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National Child Labor Committee
Editorial on the Plight of the South wins Pulitzer
The piece by Robert Lathan of the Charleston News and Courier argues the South faces a political crisis with little national program or leadership. It urges frank discussion to craft a new plan and leadership, and asks who will speak for the South and who will help shape its response. Mrs. Arthur Sheppherd and her children were guests of Mrs. L. P. Glover on East Titus Street Monday.
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Robert Lathan
Charlestons. Co. News and Courier
South
Europe
Arthur Sheppherd
Thornton
L. P. Glover
East Titus Street
Arrington Rets Well Sunday in Sanitarium
Ben Stollenwerck of Hillsboro visited Dallas Sunday and saw Jon Arrington who is in the Baptist Sanitarium. Stollenwerck says Arrington rested well after a hard day Saturday and expects to return home within about two weeks. He formerly lived in Terrell and moved to Mexia.
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Ben Stollenwerck
Hillsboro
Dallas
Jon Arrington
Arrington
Baptist Sanitarium
Stollenwerck
Mr. Stollenwerck
Terrell
Mexia
Pimples and skin troubles solved by Black and White Ointment
Readers are urged to avoid experimental methods on delicate skin and trust Black and White Ointment and Soap sold widely. The ad claims over two million packages yearly and notes economical Tebral packaging with three times the content in the BOe size versus 25c size.
Mattress Ad Promises No Price Juggling In Mexia
An old advertisement touts Radfey's Mattress Factory in Mexia offering “no price juggling” and identical costs to neighbors. It claims to refresh your old mattress and highlights a simple selection process with a ringing phone contact.
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Mexia
Radfey’s
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the City National Bank Member
Federal Reserve System
the Prize
Thornton Visitors
E. L. Hartley
Optometrist
A. M. Wesson Jeweler
Brown Hospital, Inc
Ross Ave
E. A. Cox
Teague, Texas
Community Power & Light CO
Felz Brothers
Mexia Chamber of Commerce
Dick Turpin
Limestone County Abstract Co
Groesbeck
Court House
Currie
Commerce
McKinney
TEL
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