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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1924
Page
4
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Analyzes Texas Republican struggles to form a strong opposition. The piece argues GOP leaders chase patronage, align with varying Democratic factions, and fail to present a distinct policy platform. It contrasts majority Democratic power with a minority party lacking dignity or a clear program.
The piece notes Mexico’s president elect at forty seven labeled elder statesman by admirers and contrasts with the old line of revolutions and assassinations shaping public life. It touches on age norms for leaders in Mexico and other nations, implying a fragile political climate.
The piece argues that Mexican politics rely more on ballots than formal procedures, highlighting Calles' rise to the presidency as part of a broader struggle for light and freedom. It cautions Americans against interference and notes that Mexico's development mirrors early national struggles, urging patience and support.
Dr Malone Pugvan, state health officer, says Houston avoided a yellow fever epidemic due to modern sanitary science and rapid city actions. He notes transmission by the mosquito and urges ongoing mosquito eradication and sanitary health rules to prevent future outbreaks.
Texas ranks 25th among 48 states and the District of Columbia in per capita state and local spending for elementary and secondary schools. Dr. George A. Works notes Texas is more generous to higher institutions than to lower grades, with per capita spending at 83.72 for public elementary and secondary schools and 400 or higher for higher education in other states.
Vernon case touts Doan's Pills as a kidney remedy. John Rowan of 1050 Main St. reports relief from dull backache and irregular kidney action after using Dean's Pills from Wheatley's Drug Store. Price listed as 0 cents at dealers.
Figures show that low per capita expenditure on elementary and secondary schools is not due to state underfunding. No state spends a larger share of school costs from the state treasury, indicating Texas locals bear a smaller burden. Also notes Mr and Mrs Marvin Sharp visiting relatives in Mississippi and Mr and Mrs B H Pigg returning from Dallas after the fair.
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