Baptists End Three Day Meeting In San Antonio
The seventy fourth annual session of the San Antonio Baptist Association concluded after three days at First Baptist church drawing over 280 pastors and workers. Reports on missionary and education work were heard with emphasis on expanding Christian education through denominational schools and organizing youth efforts. Dr A C Miller of Baylor College Baptist church Belton urged education as key to national improvement and governance. Dr Thomas Taylor presided.
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San Antonio Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
A. C. Miller
Baylor College Baptist Church
Belton
Emerald Oil Claims Quick Cure for Varicose Veins
An old advertisement promises a home treatment using Emerald Oil to heal varicose veins and ulcers without operations or rest. It claims instant relief, reduced swelling, improved circulation, and legs “as good as new,” urging readers to follow directions and shop at nearby drug stores.
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Summurs Drug Stores
Civic Righteousness and church outreach in Toonerville meeting
Toonerville Folks of Howard Payne college spoke on current economic mood and urged moral revival. Sunday school membership rose with 565 new members for 10,729 total and 6010 average attendance. Attacks on modernism and calls for a $19,000 home mission fund were made by several speakers including J W Clayton. The Light's Free Rental Directory promoted at Piggly-Wiggly stores.
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John M. Riddie
Herald Sunday Schools
J. W. Clayton
Jesse Yelvington
Grover Lee
J W. Marshall
J. Williamson
RB. G. van Royen
W. A. Sloan T
Open Forum advocates sales tax to fund roads and housing
A reader urges mayoral support for a broad sales tax citing potential benefits such as more equitable funding for city and state needs, paving roads, improving neighborhoods, and financing education. The writer claims personal experience in land development and housing delays due to high costs, urging adoption to boost investment and welfare.
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Texas
Warner
Univesity Park
Dallas
Highland Park
Storm Strikes in North Carolina
A severe storm lashed Snulaton township in North Carolina with winds damaging several structures including barns and trees. No injuries or fatalities were reported. Local authorities assess damage as weather related and ongoing assessments continue.
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North Carolina
Cotton Accepted as Collateral for Crop Loans
Washington announces a plan by the agriculture department to accept cotton as collateral for crop production loans to ease repayment burdens and bolster the cotton market. Middling cotton valued at 9 cents per pound with adjustments for quality. warehouse storage and insurance required. borrowers may sell by March 1, 1933, with surplus returned and any deficit remaining the borrower's obligation.
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Washington, D. C
Agriculture Department
Henr. Clarke
Starke
Cotton Co-Operative Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Dallas case ties amnesia patient to Memphis society woman mystery
A Dallas man linked a amnesia patient at a Terrell sanitarium to Memphis socialite Mrs. Blythe Thompson Long, who vanished a year prior. Officials doubted the match after Memphis and Dallas papers found description discrepancies, though Tankersley planned to travel to Terrell for identification.
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Dallas
Terrell
Blythe Thompson Long
Mrs. Long
T. B. Tankersley
Memphia
Tankersley
Damp-Set Hair Secret from Beatrice Marie
Beatrice Marie teaches a damp-setting method that claims to fix waves in two minutes. Using a cotton tuft or tiny sponge and Danderine, you pat hair weekly without rubbing or soaking, for a lasting ripple and new lustre from a shampoo.
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Hollywood
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