Lost 18 Million by Taking Bank Advice on Henry Ford
W B Chenoweth of Palestine Texas recalls losing about 10 million dollars after a banker advised him Ford was crazy for aiming to build an affordable car. Chenoweth, an inventor, discusses Ford's early ambitions, missed partnership, and his own failed tractor project. He also holds early Texas automobile license originals from 1907 and recounts prior clashes with Scurry county. The article traces Chenoweth’s six cylinder engine design efforts dating to 1900 and his interactions with Haynes Apperson and Detroit Metal Works on early vehicle technology.
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Henry Ford
W. B. Chenoweth
Dathes
Vernon
Pord
Woh
Henry
Troit
Evervids
Ford
Elcury
Mr. Chenoweth
Chenoweth
British Ambassador Geddes Arrives in Washington for Duties
Sir Auckland Geddes arrives in New York aboard the Auguste Victoria and proceeds with Lady Geddes to Washington to resume official duties as British Ambassador to the United States. He urges outsiders to stay clear of Irish issues and seeks closer ties with America and Ireland amid political tensions.
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Svensing
Praykneks
Auckland Geddes
KL C. B
United States
New York
Taidy Geddes
Washington
Adekloel
Stationary Engine Plans and Arrests Mentioned in Letter
A letter from The Sovingties Gas Engine Co criticizes a proposed scheme for stationary engines. Mr Chenoweth built a six cylinder engine in Logansport, later facing arrest in Chicago after attempting to fly machines and incurring a 165 fine for endangering lives.
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Bec
Sovingties Gas Engine Co
Chenoweth
Logansport
Air travel myths and a vow to push new flight tech
An editorial note recalls a 45 hour jail term and doubts airvulane practicality for commercial use. It argues future air machines must land precisely on small spots with vertical takeoff and claims public faith in human ingenuity to overcome barriers though medical ailments are cited. Vernon drug firm listings appear, with EB. Randel visiting Vernon for business.
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Mrr
Chenoweth
Woman Endures Food Shortage Over Six Years
A woman describes living on toast and water for over 66 months amid severe stomach symptoms. She credits Mave's Wonderful Remedy with full recovery after four doses, claiming it clears intestinal buildup and reduces inflammation that causes most stomach discomfort.
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Hegan
Mave
Army tent and gear sale listing with varied items
An old newspaper classified-style sale advertises army and naval tents of multiple sizes and wall heights, officer gear, cots, blankets, and clothing. Prices range from 4.00 to 886.00 with items shipped prepaid from Waco.
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U. B
O. D
Waco
Fragmentary notice on religious figures and meetings
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Bremer, Py Swith, and Minister TEM ayo TARER hosting or attending evening services or meetings. It references Christ, Vereon, and Fer Tom Phinda but details are unclear.
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Bremer BR. Py. Swith
Vereon
Tem Ayo Tarer
Hair style origin of Pompadour described
The pompador hair style traces to mid eighteenth century French women and is linked to the famed Madame Pompadour. The article notes the origin and the belief that the style derived its name from the notorious figure De Pompa rela nelli.
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Pompardour
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Detroit
Chicago
Theus
Haynes Apperson Company
Detroit Mel
Palestine
Texas
T. M. Fergeson
Ireland
Geddes’ Warning
Sir Auckland and
Vlady Geddes
Lee
Devoe
Kester Art Company
Vernon, Texas
Ty OM
Fergessa Drug Co
EB. Randel
Chilteothe
Thirsdae
Atlas
Army Equipment CO
Raleigh Hotel Bldg
Waco, Texas
Chute
Christ
Itfelites
Tom Phinda
Wichita
Kansas
Brown's Cash Grocery
Dixons H
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