Gerber Exhibit Delivers Care In Every Detail at Century of Progress
Gerber Products will showcase Care in every detail theme at the Century of Progress in Chicago. The display in the Hall of Science uses blue and white decor with an enclosed oval counter and glass cases of eight strained vegetables and cereals. Seals of national domestic science authorities and the AMA certify the products as experts answer questions with Lillian B. Storms directing the nutrition exhibit.
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Chicago
Hall of Science
American Medical Association
Gerber
Lillian B. Storms
Gerber Nutrition Department
Ferguson Will Stump for Repeal and Beer Legalization
James E Ferguson a longtime state political figure announced he would campaign for repeal of the eighteenth amendment and legalization of beer in the upcoming August 26 election. He noted his anti prohibition stance since 1887 and said no special legislative session would occur before the vote, which also includes a $20 million relief bond issue.
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Dallas
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Gathering Honors Bryant Family at Sea Crook Open House
On Friday night June 2 Mr and Mrs Rud Brueggmann hosted an open house in Sea Crook honoring Mr and Mrs R C Bryant and children. Guests enjoyed conversation and renewed friendships as a long table offered cakes pies cookies and sandwiches while punch flowed throughout the event. Many praised the evening as too short and expressed hope to meet again soon.
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Rud. Brueggmann
R. C. Bryant
Seacrook
Komensky Woman Injured by Cow
Mrs. Frank Maresh of the Komensky section was seriously injured last Thursday afternoon when attacked by an angry cow while gathering the animal with a calf. She suffered a deep thigh wound needing many stitches and bruises to the body and face. She was taken to Dr. Renger's Hospital and later returned home to her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ehler.
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Frank Maresh
Komensky
Henry Ehler
Hallettsville
New Era Herald
Texas Centennial Coin Bill Voted by Senate Unanimously
The Connally bill authorizing a special 50 cent Texas centennial coin to mark the 100th anniversary of Texas independence in 1836 passed the Senate unanimously. It provides for 1,500,000 coins sold at par to the American Legion Texas centennial committee in Austin for distribution. Also, a separate local note: Mr Louis Fehrenkamp and family and others visited the Rudolph Filip home in Shiner.
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Washington
Connally
Texas
Senate
American Legion Texas Centennial Committee
Austin
True Love Over Weight Sparks Tender Rebuttal
After a tiff she laments dieting. the doctor orders a slimming course, and George vows he cannot bear to lose an ounce. He hugs her and reassures his deep love, insisting his concern is to keep her safe and cherished.
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George
Suitor Taunts Father Over Marriage Offer on Dangerous Ground
On dangerous ground a father sneers at a suitor who asks for his daughter's hand. The suitor retorts that she does not want to be tied to an idiot, and calmly proposes to take her off his hands.
Wifey Credits Husband for Landing Her
A playful remark follows a quarrel in which Wifey admits Hubby helped her career, noting he was a struggling young man when they married and humorously accepting credit for his success.
Red Indian Chiefs and Mischiefs Question
A schoolmaster quizzes his class on tribal leaders and women. When asked the term for red Indian women, pupil Jones hesitates and replies mischiefs, to the amusement of the lesson.
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Smith
Jones
London
Directing a Bank Visit Becomes A Pricey Joke
A stranger asks for a bank direction. Elevator boy Sammy offers to guide him for half a dollar. He quips that bank directors get good pay, highlighting a witty urban exchange from the B'nai Brith Magazine.
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Sammy
B'nai Brith Magazine
Becomes Custom Explorer Smarts in Forest Encounter
An explorer and companion trek a virgin forest where only poisonous snakes cross their path. The explorer exclaims fear while the companion admits初 fear fades with repeated exposure, and the line reflects a cautious survival instinct.
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Die Gruene Post
Berlin
Learning the Ins and Outs Little Girl
A doorway exchange captured by the Montreal Star shows an installment collector asking a girl to tell her mother the mother will be back later. The brief dialog reflects domestic scene humor and social norms of the era.
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Montreal Star
Same Effects We’ve Given Up Morning Cold Showers
The judge notes a shift in behavior from cold showers to seeking a bank loan. The comment reflects a practical pivot in routine as a response to financial needs. No further context is provided.
Fehrenkamp Family Spends Sunday in Gonzales Visit
Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp and granddaughter Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp of Moulton and Corelia Tylich of Yoakum visited the George Bargman home in Gonzales on Sunday.
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F.T. Fehrenkamp
Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp
Moulton
Corelia Tylich
Yoakum
George Bargman
Gonzales
Stop Malaria Chills With Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
Malaria causes alternating chills and fever and weakens health. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to destroy the infection in the blood with quinine and build up blood with iron to prevent further attacks. It has long been marketed as relief for malaria and a general tonic suitable for all ages.
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Grove
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F. T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber
Merchants State Bank
Moulton, Texas
Community Bank
Knape
Pumasheer and
Propriptor
Moulton i Texas
Menwiber
Asstsc
Louis Fehrenkamp
Henry Fehrenkamp
Margaret Giesbers
Clarence Heinrich Pent
Rudolph Filip
Shiner
Mutual Junior
Harmon
Rexall
West
A. F. Kotzebue Drug CO
Edwin A. Jaeggli
Wim In
Houlton Lacleoulton, Texas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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