Local Social News From Dilworth Texas Weekly Festivities
Dilworth Texas reports holiday gatherings with visitors from Sweet Home Spofford and nearby areas. Festivities include dances at the Moulton Eagle watch gift for a Nickel party and community trees. A death notice, court day, and social visits share space with hometown reflections and local ads.
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Dilworth
Texas
Sam. Patterson
Oheim
T. G. Smith
Sweet Home
B. Johnson
Spofford
J. M. Smith
Arthur Williamson
Nickel
N. Davis
Mitchell Creek
Mesdames Linderman
Bartsch
R.L. Capps
A. A. Pogue
Gonzales
Vera Quebedeaux
Moulton Eagle
H. K. Jones
Kern A
Bell
Stonewall
J. D. Curry
Wim. Green
L. Lumeden
Shiner
Frank Moore
Maurin
A Cure For Landaye and Texas New Year Resolutions
A Virginia resident from Amherst praises Chamberlains Pain Balm after a year of lumbago. The Texas Stock and Farm Journal humorously lists farmer New Year resolutions, urging less Cain more long sweat, better farming practices, and improved rural life.
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Uncle Sam
Texas Stock and Farm Journal
How to Succeed in Business
An advertisement touts Simmons' Liver Purifier in a tin box as a health aid. It claims to correct constipation, indigestion, biliousness and headaches, and to improve overall well being so one can smile at neighbors.
Cost Stock Bargains At Carnes Gazette Listing
Local ad from Shiner Gazette features price driven sale of Christmas toys dolls and fireworks at cost plus a subscription offer for the Gazette. Also promotes Simmons cough syrup Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets Schultze Seydler druggists and various periodical titles.
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S. A. Carnes & Co
Cough remedy blamed for child’s death sparks legal suit
A widow from Inwood says a cough medicine saved her boy but claims it caused his death after treatment led to choking. The Times notes a lawsuit by Rudolph Jaeggli of Moulton against the Santa Fe railroad for 25 000 damages over personal injuries. Cheatham’s Laxative Tablets are advertised as a cold cure carried by readers.
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Chamberlain
Phieg
Jong
Sam
Os Earth
Inwood
Town
Schultze & Seydler
H. B. Leonard, Haq
Leonard & Wallage
the Times
Rudolph Jaeggli
Moulton
Santa Fe Railroad
Yoakum Times
University plans six week summer session for teachers
The University of Texas reports 248 students paying for their education and 148 funding part of their expenses by work. Summer schools for Texas teachers have been consistently satisfactory and will continue. The 1902 session opens Thursday June 12 and lasts six weeks offering courses in English, History, Mathematics, Philosophy, Greek, Latin, German, French, Spanish, Pedagogy, Geology, Physics and Chemistry.
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University of Texas
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Expres
Poultry Magazine
Success
N.Y
Cosmopolitan
Frank Leslie
McClure
Munsey
Christian Heral Pearson
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Ainzleesa
Ranch Youths Companion
Shiner Gazette
F H. Webber
Cascade
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City Brug
Soule
Pratt’s Stock and Poultry Food
F. Phoules
Main St
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Schultze
Robt
Seydler
Mruggist Ss
Sehoo!l
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Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo, Mich
C. B. Welhausen
Mecalls
Menorom
McCall.o
West Sist St
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TAE
Studebaker
Hickory
Tennessee
C.L. Williams
Severa
Pnocee
Severa’s
Schylta
Sleyller
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