Texas Technological College bill becomes law in West Texas
Governor Neff signed the Texas Technological College bill, creating a coeducational land grant school with an initial 1 002 500 appropriation and a first 150 000 land purchase fund. The locating board will choose the site north of the twenty ninth parallel and west of the ninety eight meridian.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Technological College
West Texas
Neff
State Department
A. & M. College
J. W. Cantwell
Gatesville
P. O. Coleman
Colorado City
West Texas A. & M. College Association
West Texas College
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bledsoe
Wade
Chitwood
Govenor
Watch Your Child Health Deficiency Disease Alerts Parents
Public health notice warns of deficiency diseases in schoolchildren linked to lack of vital elements in food. Ironized Yeast is promoted as a ten day treatment costing a dollar to restore weight and vigor, with a money back guarantee. Ironized Yeast Co. Atlanta and PECOS DRUG COMPANY endorsement noted. The board of directors hold eminent domain power for college land.
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Atherton Sei
U. S. Public Health Service
W. H. Eddy
Columbia University
Brewer's Ae
Ironized Yeast Co
Atlanta
Be Right Do Not Be Fooled By A House Of Cards
A reflective piece contrasts courage and bluff in leadership, citing historical episodes from the American Revolution and Civil War era. It urges moral resolve over showy strength and champions the citizen soldier as essential to the state. The author warns against relying on artificial fortresses and insists true worth stands firm.
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Ethan Allen
Continental Congress
Ticonderoga
Tennessee
Centerville
Virginia
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Steen
Homey Philosophy on Pain Killers and Deceptive Quacks
A reflective homily urges rejecting dangerous quacks selling pain killers. It warns pain signals danger and urges heed, praising Providence. The text stresses avoiding seductive soporifics and correcting wrongs to prevent harmful outcomes.
Much Ado About Nothing Mothers Tale Parody
A humorous Argonaut quip rewrites the origin of mother-in-law stories. A cave woman rushes in to warn about a saber-tooth tiger chasing her, while the cave man dismisses the danger with indifference. The tale frames a playful bystander view of family humor.
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Bosh
Argonaut
A Question of Brains Cornered in a Pact Talk
A casual high tension exchange reveals a proposed business partnership beneath a personal grievance. One man refuses, citing prior engagement to his partner’s wife and asserting he would not partner with a man he deems his superior in intellect.
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Birkins
Pecos oil field reading offer from Enterprise
A reader offers a yearly reading of Pecos oil field coverage in the Enterprise for two dollars and suggests sending the package to a friend as a gift or shareable subscription.
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Pecos
Enterprise
Freezone Corn and Callus Treatment Ad
A small bottle of Freezone promises quick relief for corns and hard skin on the feet. Apply drops to lift away corns and calluses leaving the skin pink and nonirritated.
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Freezone
California Fig Syrup promotes quick relief for children
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse the stomach and bowels of sick children. It claims a teaspoonful cures feverish, bilious, or constipated conditions within hours and emphasizes buying only genuine bottles marked California.
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California
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Fort Worth
Charles Marsh
State Board of Control
E. B. Cowell
Superintendent of Public Instruction
S. M. N. Marrs
University of Texas
E. Vinson
College of Industrial Arts
F. M. Brasley
W. B. Bizzell
Pecos Drug Company
Jal. Amer. Med. Assn
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Widder Hawks
Bill Sipes
Sipes
Josh
Willin
Maurice Bereso
Aumioner Service
Marion Fox
Meyer A Wolfe
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