One of Our Southern Sea Ports and Texas Notes
Dr W L Seymour details Texas seaports Galveston Houston and Dallas Fort Worth. He describes Grand Canyon views and sliding rocks, cotton markets, rail routes to Galveston, ship canal plans at Houston, and local commerce, architecture and social habits in early Texas towns.
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Are cataracts? Eye expert explains misbeliefs and cures
An eye specialist Dr. W. S. Seymour discusses cataracts and pterygium, noting many misdiagnose growths as cataracts. He cites glasses as a cure for pterygium and outlines when surgery is needed, stressing proper eye care and the value of professional confirmation.
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W. S. Seymour
Eye loss debated as preferable to leg loss in school contest
A English school debate asked if a man could suffer the loss of a leg easier than losing an eye. The affirmative won, arguing the eye is the most valuable faculty. The article notes eye care, optician practice, and dangers of choosing the wrong lens for children and adults.
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Galveston Journey Notes Oleander City and Beach
A traveler describes Galveston as the Oleander City with long sandy shores over thirty miles, a bustling harbor, and a popular beach drive. The piece notes palm-like trees, rough soil, and the distinctive social patterns including segregated railroad coaches and attitudes of southern blacks, plus a planned trip to Cuba.
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