Orphans to Give Program Sunday at Methodist Home
W. F. Barnett and three inmates will present a special program at the Methodist orphanage in Waco on Sunday morning. A letter to Dr. Robert B. Dickson praises the home’s constructive work, cites need for larger industrial dormitories, and notes many homeless children being cared for. Community notices include local visits, requests for hens and turkeys, and Christmas tree orders from Puckett Brothers.
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W. F. Barnett
Waco
Robert FB. Dickson
Amesive
Oweevoy
Texas
Automobile deaths exceed typhoid and malaria in city streets
The article reports over eleven thousand traffic deaths last year, a rate of 12.5 per 100,000, arguing cars are a deadlier menace than disease. It notes higher fatalities in cities with better roads and police, and higher tolls in residential areas where speeds are faster and caution lower.
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Laken
Ballas News
Tates
Automolealifornia
Ferrasal touted as cure for fever complications and digestion
The letter from John A. Wood of Dallas, Texas, extols Ferrasal as a safe remedy after severe fever and dengue left him with digestive issues and paralysis. He claims Ferrasal restored appetite, sleep, and health, advising regular use and offering a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrasal
John A. Wood
Allas
Texas
Fight on White Plague Effective in Texas Health Push
Dr. W H Beazley Texas State Health Officer endorses the Texas Public Health Association campaign to reduce tuberculosis in the state. He notes cooperation with the State Board of Health and praise for the Modern Health Crusade teaching children healthy habits. He cites national declines in tuberculosis deaths and urges better financing for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Beazley
Austin
Texas Public Health Association
Texas
State Board of Health
State Department
United States
State of Texas
Tuberculosis Treatment Advances Reported
A brief paragraph notes tuberculosis care may be continued more effectively than in the past, signaling improvements in treatment approaches and continuity of care.
Odd Fellows Move to New Quarters January 1
Vernon Odd Fellows have leased the Pelk building on Main Street for three years starting January 1 1924. They will fit up a comfortable lodge room with a reception area for candidates and visitors a locker room for members and a separate locker room for the Rebekahs. They will have larger lodge rooms and more space than in the Bene building where they are now quartered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Vernon Odd Fellows
Pelk
Main Street
Odd Fellows
Harry Mason Tackles Wichita Falls Business This Week
Harry Mason visited Wichita Falls on business this week as part of a routine professional trip. The report notes his presence in the city and a pending subscription to the Record for ongoing local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Buchanan
Quuanah
Neil P. Anderson Company
Harry Mason
Wichita Falls
Wilbarger County
Wichita Daily Times
Times
Vernon
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Nat Wofford
Chillicothe
Herman Walker
Skidmore
R. S. McKinnon
Bcothe
J. A. Vernon
Nmas
Puckett Brothers
OOBLE
Dallas
Fergeson Drug Store
OF Texas Health Association
Puckett Bros
Gernsbacher Bros. Co
Fifth and Throckmorton Streets
Fort Worth, Texas
Texas’ Finest China
Senother
Buick
Brougham
T.o. B
Vernon Auto Company
Bob Crews
Hancock and Krebs
Vernon, Texas
Kodaks
Kodak
Eversharp
Santa Claus
Fergeson Drug Company
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