Melvin Dams Dies in Fort Stockton Accident
Melvin Dams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dams, was fatally shot in Pioneer after a shotgun misfire near a Texas Co. supply store. A local boy's shotgun discharged as the gun closed, mortally wounding Melvin who died minutes later. He served in the Navy during World War I and had worked with an oil crew in Pecos before moving to Pioneer. The body was brought to Fort Stockton for burial in a family vault at Fort Hill Cemetery. funeral details will be announced once the vault is completed.
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25 Cent Want Ad Hustle Pushes Quick Cash
A compact pitch urges readers to run a 25¢ want ad to earn money fast, noting others already use the method and inviting participation.
Tanlac Restores Health Promised by Pecos Drug Co
“I feel twenty years younger” says thousands after Tanlac restores health. Try it. Sold by Pecos Drug Co. It.
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Tanlac
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Hawthornes Rhythm and Prose Movement in Hawthorne
Robert Lynd argues Hawthornes prose is defined by its rhythmic momentum rather than metaphor. He notes the openers and simple sentences that reveal a sustained, equable motion, comparing Hawthornes cadence to hexameter while praising its quality and limits. Lynd contrasts Hawthorne with realists and later English prose masters.
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Thackeray
Robert Lynd
The
New Statesman
Print of a baby's finger breaks a father's heart
A New York landlord recalls a grieving father who sobs at the sight of his late child’s fingerprint on a book case glass door. The piece links housing bias against families with children to the healing note of faith and concludes with a Tanglac advertising plug.
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Thinking of Texas as a single state unit urges unity
In a Texas Commercial News editorial, the author argues Texans should abandon north south east and west thinking and view Texas as a magnitudinous whole. The piece calls for a single statewide Chamber of Commerce and sector organizations to serve diverse Panhandle to South Texas interests, with district and statewide coordination.
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Moore seeks full share of goods and proceeds
J. W. Moore offers to obtain the entire iikens and eg as requested and to secure the maximum possible value from the estate. The note specifies a firm pursuit of complete entitlement and returns for creditors and beneficiaries.
Read the ads and know the facts Pecos Drug Co
Fragmentary reader notes reference a proverb about smoke and fire and mention twenty million well known men and women. It also quotes Taniac medicine praising its virtue and urges readers to act reverently toward God, framing peace as divine favor and compassion.
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Pecos Drug Co
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