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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
2
J B Allen of Galesburg credits Tanlac for a dramatic recovery after six years of chronic ailments including constipation headaches weight loss and weakness. He says three meals daily helped restore strength and weight and cites Vernon Odell and Harrold drug stores as local sellers.
Vernon business owner B F Adkisson testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills helping his family with weak kidneys and back pain. He urges others to use the same remedy, priced 60 cents at dealers, from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Miss Versa Shtemtytshrd visiting her sisters in Crowell. Mrs. R. F. Box and McLarty family members returned home after illness. Lawrence Carruth cited at Denton. Tom M. to Thalia for work. George Lanier gathering weekend attendance noted. Mildred Melarty from Talmadge visited Vernon area.
Misses Ini and Ruth Westbrook hosted a party Tuesday at the Westbrooks home to announce the upcoming marriage of their sister Eva Westbrook to Wright McGhee of Waco Me. The couple is to wed on the 22nd. Ethel Tinney read the engagement notice from the bridge book as Japanese lanterns, sunflowers, and ferns decorated the home with refreshments of ice cream and cake.
A dialogue shows a recruiter testing a job seeker’s skills. The applicant lists varied abilities while the interviewer assumes a role, joking about efficiency before confirming a hire. The fragment hints at work readiness and employment recruitment in a home sector setting.
A Louisville Courier-Journal note recalls a line where a man begins by declaring himself unworthy of the woman. It suggests that if couples clung to such a theory more marriages might endure, reflecting on marriage ideals in a bygone era.
TV related note mentions a quantity aid service and wheel at a location called Stinley with an unclear phone reference. The readable fragments are insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or organization.
A Paradise Fins millinery creation valued at 35,000 is to be presented to Mine Weschanel, wife of the French President, by American milliners as appreciation for the four millinery seasons. The crown features black Lisere and vine Paradise Fins, designed by Joseph.
A London Tit-Bits item recalls a man named George pressured by his wife to pose for a photograph despite hating it. On seeing the image she sobs in horror that he wore only one button on his coat, prompting a wry acknowledgment that the moment was finally noticed.
A reviewer notes the court scene in this film is strikingly realistic while pointing out that many onlookers are professional spectators drafted from a local courtroom where a breach of promise suit is underway.
More than a year ago a woman took Marr's Wonderful Remedy for gull stones colic and stomach trouble and has been well since. She recommends it to others as a simple harmless preparation that clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation in the digestive system. One dose will convince. Money refunded. Sold by P M Fergeson Drug Co and druggists everywhere. Ady.
The fragment shows southbound trains to Denver and Oklahoma City with listed times. It mentions Frisco trains No. 617 and No. 621 from Oklahoma City and Clinton, and an arrival at 2 05 p.m. The text is garbled but indicates a mixed railway timetable with various routes and numbers.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs Brown and Mrs Roberts at the Baptist church enjoyed a day trip Tuesday to Paradise near Dr Vaughn's farm. Attendees included Mrs Brown Lennee Bonner Clara Will Line Lois Roberts Willie Leall Phillips Buengy Shirley Agnes Taylor Bula Mae Coover Mrs Roberts Mable Cremeous Mssie Jeffries Opal Evins Enid Elred Pauline Goetze Clara Leutwyler Kathleen Phillips Amote A Roberts Allie Randall Jewel Nowlin Lorine Roberts Aenid Traviand.
In a Washington Star exchange Senator Sorghum notes that temptations often blur with opportunities, as the ambitious man argues that political ambitions entrap many. The dialogue highlights the difficulty of distinguishing moral tests from chances in public life.
A short comic note describes a child near a plate of apple peelings. After waiting, the child blurts out that he can smell apples. The lady responds that he smells those peelings, while the child insists he intends to smell whole apples.
Fragmentary note mentions a big Sun Beam from Bargdol and Stanley. The text also references a hone S2 and ss with unclear meaning and a phrase Ayt-p.
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