Bexar County Judges Plan Vacations
Judges of Bexar County district courts plan summer vacations after the election. Willian Anderson may rest at home in San Antonio to recover from illness. O M Fitzhugh will tour the Eastern states. R G Tarlee undecided where to vacation. R G Minor will travel Kerrville area. W B Terrell may remain in the city. McCrory intends a motor trip into Mexico. Two judges plan speeches for Dan Moody in the interim.
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Berar County
Willian
Anderson
Ligtriet
San Anto
O. M. Fitzhugh
Judeo Arderse
Bess
Aylge
Dudge R. G. Tarloe
R. GB. Minor
Kerrville
B. Terrell
District Court
Attornneys
Stecrore
Deidge Wow
McCrory
Jarges McCrory
Fitzhugh
Ingke
Dan Moody
Two Women Praise Lydia Pinkham Medicine in Testimonials
Two women report relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Marie Laynen of McKee's Rocks Pa describes severe exhaustion after childbirth with recovery following two bottles. Hone L. Smith of Floyd Va, after ten years of side pain and weakness, credits the remedy with helping her regain energy and ability to work.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Marie Laynen
Deland Ave
McKee's Rocks
Hone L. Smith
Route 3
Floyd
Lydia Finkham
Wedding Tea Honoring Thaney at St Anthony Hotel
Social notes describe a Thursday afternoon tea in the ballroom of the St Anthony hotel honoring Thaney Field, with elaborate pink decorations, Dresden bowls, and a center arrangement of butterfly roses. Guests included Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Cassiday among 24 attendees, while other society events feature bridge dinners and town hosts for Major Posser and upcoming nuptials with detailed table settings and attire.
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Mra
Charles Vincent Hart
St. Anthony Hotel
Thaney
Aney
Com. Field
Dresden
Ping Apers
Hart
B. B. Cassiday
W. Angeles
PF. Patrick
W. S. Anthony
Tal Tu~ony
Hig Jista
California
Dees Ted
Jack Cassity
Ethel Brown
W._E. Posser
Marshall Eskridge
Ship Balena Floated After grounding Near Seal Island
Henry Ford's tug Balenas went ashore on Seal Island and was towed toward Yarmouth by Canadian government steamer Dollard after stranding in dense fog. The vessel fell off course from the Great Lakes route and was afloat again by last night.
Rain Benefit Falls Over Texas as Storm Disrupts Rail Lines
Heavy rainfall swept North and West Texas on Wednesday, with the Panhandle hit hardest near Clarendon where a cloudburst impeded Fort Worth and Denver City Railway tracks. Train service north of Childress and south of Amarillo paused for hours to clear floods, while Abilene saw a large storm disrupt a tabernacle gathering for Dan Moody. Denison logged 3.5 inches in 80 minutes, aiding corn crops despite hail and rain.
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Dallas
West Texas
Panhandle
Clarendon
Fort Worth
Denver City
Childress
Almarillo
Abilene
Dan Moody
Tabernacle
Denison
Texas
Men Deny Petting Boys Still Favor Girls in Denial
Universal Service Chicago reports 50 Y girls dispute a New York study claiming boys do not prefer petting girls. They insist men are vain and still enjoy romance, while some admit to only petting because it’s expected. Clara Ford notes changes in homes, scrutiny, and jazz-age backlash fading.
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Universal Service
Chicago
New York
C. A
Hetle
Frank
Brys
Clara Ford
Sears
Ferguson Defends Prisons Management in Texas Speech
Livingston Texas July 8 James E Ferguson defended the state prison system administration in a speech amid light showers. He recalled handing over $1.15 million cash to the system, claimed his wife inherited debts from the Neff administration, and said the legislature gave her $160,099 to run the system. He asserted debts were paid and predicted the system would net another million for the state if his wife wins a second term.
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Livingston
Tex
James E. Ferguson
Neff
Negro Man Fined $200 After Smashup
A negro man was fined $200 by Judge John F. Onion in the Corporation court for negligent collision from a June 12 automobile crash that injured W. B. McMillan shop superintendent of Morgan Woodward Co. The Peacock Military School to reopen September 14 with new $80,000 buildings.
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W. B. McMillan
Morgan- Woodward Company
John F. Onion
Corporation Court
Peacock
Peacock Military School
Wesley Peacock
Woodlawn
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Ter V. Larkin
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Menger
Miss Pir
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Betty Shrover
Ferguson
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East Commerce St
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