Four classes of drinkers and bootleggers outlined
An editorial outlines four social types regarding liquor. It condemns bootleggers as killers, praises temperance, and attacks those who ignore enforcement. The piece cites a local incident of a drunken brawl to illustrate indifference to law.
Silent citizens weigh law and courage in bootleg fight
A sober town faces alcohol crime as a preacher is assaulted by a drunk attacker. Sheriff defends with pistol. Letter writer criticizes mixed views among citizens classed as law supporters and wary others, urging bold action against bootleggers and longing for reformers like Rankin Norris Shuler to rally communities.
Pecan Wizard Label Sparks Debate Across Names
A writer objects to the nickname wizard attached to a plant breeder, recounting a past endorsement by Prof. T. V. Munson and recalling historical witchcraft tales from Bible to Salem. The piece urges common sense honesty and courage as guiding values for the era.
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T. V. Munson
Siyl
Endor
Samuel
Salem
Mass
Rosevelt
Farmers urged to attend revival meetings by EB. B. House
Owing to floods and other causes, renewals of farm labor union meetings are set for New Algeria June 21 at 8 am, Velma School House June 22 at 8, Old Shiloh June 23 at 8 pm, Looker June 24 at 2 pm, and Neal June 24 at 8 pm. Farmers and wives invited. Tanlac advertised by Corner Drug Store.
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Aso
Farm Labor Union
New Algeria
Velma School House
Old Shiloh
Looker
Neal
Farmers Last Hope
EB. B. House
Tre Doctor's Meeting at San Saba Lampasas Leader
A Lampasas County Medical Society gathering at San Saba on June 6 1922 featured a large turnout of local and visiting doctors with a grand luncheon including barbecued meats fish and San Saba pecan pie. The program proceeded despite rain and road conditions, with music by the Five Little Watsons and appreciation expressed to San Saba Chamber of Commerce and residents for hospitality.
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Lampasas
Lampasas County Medical Society
San Saba
L. CG. M
Gommicree Hall
Five Little Watsons
Marlin
Lampasas County
Lomota
Lamparas County
Chamber of Commerce of
Apostles did not show power by poison or serpents
Fragmentary religious reflection argues that the Apostles did not prove divine power by drinking poison or handling serpents. The author cites Paul and Mark to claim such acts were not demonstrations of God's power, stressing belief must come from Scripture and the risen Christ.
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Paul
Christ
God
Believer's Promise to Heal the Sick in Gospel Claims
Hengy Fi Tuthill argues that true Christians must embrace the Gospel's miracles including healing through faith. He cites Luke 1 50 83 and John 14 12 to insist believers share in Christ's works, while warning that resisting God falls on the resister not the preacher. He emphasizes prayer of faith and calls for reliance on divine promises.
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Christ
God
Mary
St. James
Hengy Fi
Tuthill
Campasas Pave Thirty-Five Blocks
Plans to pave thirty five blocks in Campasas for public use, including the business and main streets. Work to begin once a suitable contractor is found and investigations are underway. Notably, no special tax will be levied to fund the project. Funds will be gathered from other sources.
Lampasas Public Square Plan Aims at City County Cooperation
The Lampasas Leader reports a plan to fund public street improvements from the regular street and alley fund with three yearly payments. The city council seeksCounty Commissioners Court support to cover tarviating the square and surrounding streets, hoping for cooperation to create a commensurate public square.
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County Commissioners Court
Lampasas
Ware's Baby Powder Relieves Child's Bowel Trouble
Mrs John Webb of 7115 Avenue E Magnolia Park Houston writes that her baby sick with stomach issues improved after using Ware's Baby Powder. She reports the first dose began to help and the next day the condition regulated. The ad promises relief for bowel trouble at 40 cents and 80 cents per bottle.
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Ware
Soo
John Webb
Avenue E
Magnolia Park
Houston
Tex
Cabie
Ware Chemical
Vana Silmons
Dr Jones Eye Man Stane’s Offer Glasses and Exams
Dr Jones the Eye Man and Dr Stane hold clinic Thursday and Friday the 22nd and 23rd for eye examinations and glasses fitting. Relief from headache and eye strain noted.
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Dr. Jones
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