Free Clinic Reports Busy Quarter and Funding Worries
The Free Clinic board reports 469 new cases treated in July to September and 301 previous cases continued, totaling 770 for the quarter. One hundred ninety three patients were discharged cured, with ongoing treatment for new and existing cases. Forty two cases were referred for surgical treatment, but hospital funding limits prevented more surgeries. Debt to a local hospital was paid via contributions during the quarter.
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Free Clinic
Winter Surge Strains Local Charity Clinic
The Clinic faces heavier work and heightened winter sickness as city residents move to farms and return in colder months. Funds are needed as plans for a charity hospital stall. donors are urged to apply maintenance subscriptions to Clinic needs. Donations may be sent to Mrs. J Noyes Evans, 323 Lexington Ave, treasurer, with receipts from Mrs L Gerodette, 1219 South Laredo Street, or to any director or the treasurer.
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J. Noyes Evans
Lexington Avenue
L. Gerodette
South Laredo Street
Evans
Wells Congratulates Sells On Work Done
Judge Cato Sells, national committeeman for Texas, receives Rolla Wells telegram dated November 15 praising Texas for raising a full $50,000 contribution to the Wilson Marshall campaign fund. Wells hails Texas as key in primaries Baltimore and in building the largest state campaign fund to date.
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Cleburne
Tex
Cato Sells
Texas
Rolla Wells
Democratic National Committee
Wilson-Marshall
Sells
Wilson
Baltimore
Union
Hair Cutting Incident Leads to Disturbance Charge
George Ramirez, 225 Granet Street, appeared before Judge Buckley after being arrested by Officer Harris for disturbing the peace. The case stems from Ramirez cutting off Tiofila Mata’s hair during a quarrel and attempting to reconcile, with Mata testifying she refused to forgive him. Ramirez paid a $10 fine.
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Tiofila Mata
Granet Street
George Ramirez
Buckley
Ramirez
Harris
Jury by night in Sneed murder case at Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas the jury for the murder trial of John Beal Sneed in the case of Captain A G Boyce Sr is expected by night. Veniremen are under guard with Judge Swayne threatening punishment for any discussion and promising release for any coerced talk. Two jurors named Weaver Birch and S B Austin are among the selections. A separate Oil Conference at Washington involves the president and legal advisers to shape policy on oil companies operating under government leases. The Interstate Commerce Commission rules pipeline firms as common carriers forbidding ownership of the oil they transport.
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Fort Worth
Tex
John Beal Sneed
A. G. Boyce
Swayne
Weaver Birch
Euless
B. Austin
Washington
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dodson's Liver Tone Promoted As Harmless Liver Aid
A. M. Fischer advertises Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant tasting vegetable liquid that boosts liver function and relieves constipation without changing habits. The product is priced at 50 cents per bottle with a full money back guarantee if it fails to liven the liver.
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A. M. Fischer
Dodson
Fireman's Body Found After Wreck North of Denison
The body of Dave W. Matherson, fireman killed in a rear end collision on the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad, three miles north of Denison, was found shortly before daylight eight hours after the accident. Brakeman E. Barrington is in serious condition, engineer W. Lytle reportedly not seriously hurt. Main line traffic cannot resume before night. detours are in place.
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Denison
Tex
Dave W. Matherson
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
E. Barrington
W. Lytle
Wre
Pronounce Booths HYOMEI Remedy Properly
Advertisement touts HYOMEI cough remedy made from Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics, praising it as the proper way to breathe through catarrh. The copy emphasizes the product name, origin, and usage as a breathing aid.
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Booth
It Banishes Catarrh with Hyomei Remedy
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a $1 remedy that penetrates the nose and throat to kill germs, avoiding sprays and douches. It claims the product reaches the bronchial tubes and lungs, curing catarrh, coughs, colds, and croup.
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Croup Booth
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Houston
Wells
National Committee
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood
Murray Hall
C. Spangler Lodge No. 62
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Alamo City Lodge
Austin Street
C. Spangler Lodge
Elizabeth Carnal
Jenella Hedges
Vena Kerr
A. Tracy
Allen Love
Frank Weatherford
B. Becklemann
Alia Babcock
Bessie Leeeatherford
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Earl Fuller
Delphe Powell
D. Torbet
Dr. Weatherby
Alamo Plaza
Georgio Ramirez
Veniremen
Scott
Katy
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