A Tribute to Woman by Robert G. Ingersoll
A prose tribute extols woman as the sanctuary of virtue and humanity. The author praises her love as enduring and transformative, surpassing men in moral influence and shaping art, music, and life across climates and ages.
Toast to Laughter and the Glow of Humor
A line of poetic prose extols laughter as the sun of the soul and the antidote to woe. It claims humor drives happiness, banishes melancholy, and elevates the pure conscience, urging readers to value wit, smiles, and mirth as noble traits.
Public School Dinner Supports Library Drive
The Parent Teachers Association invites the public to a 25 cent dinner downtown next Monday to fund a library for the public school. Proceeds aid purchasing a three hundred plus volume working library costing about two hundred dollars. Patrons urged to donate money or provide meals, with committees handling arrangements.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Odd Fellows Association
Grayson County
P T. A
Lucian Andrews
Dan Smith
C. P. Johnson
John Wilson
Fender
Boone
Gafford
Give Our Commissioner a Square Deal
Denison citizens debate road funds and the Denison precinct 2 maintenance plan. Commissioner Jim Biggerstaff is praised for rebuilding the road program amid weather and funding challenges, while critics urge cooperation with citizens and the Chamber to find a better understanding and future maintenance strategy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Denison
Biggerstaff
Sherman Good Roads
Sherman
Denison Good Roads
Good Roads District No. 1
Jim Biggerstaff
Precinct No
It Flew off the Handle Ford Crank Joke in Tree
A Denison Gazetteer item reports a Ford car perched in a tree after the owner slipped the crank. The owner quips that he was trying to crank it when the car flew off the handle. The scene unfolds with onlookers in the road.
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Denison Gazetteer
If You Are Figuring On A Storm House See Bill Stockton
Industry note advises homeowners planning storm shelter construction to consult Bill Stockton for guidance and assurance of satisfaction.
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Bill Stockton
Revolvers and the changing face of personal danger
A critical essay laments revolvers as nickel plated substitutes for bravery. It portrays youths with firearms as a growing societal danger, noting 5 000 Americans die of them yearly amid debates and domestic quarrels.
Year it is said Mitchell S D Gazette
A clipped line references Mitchell and the S D Gazette in a historical note. The fragment hints at a publication date or claim but provides no clear event, place, or names beyond the source title.
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Mitchell
S. D. Gazette
Progressiveness in Farm Economics Reflected in London Opinion
A London opinion quotes a consumer noting rising farm product costs and a farmer replying that someone must pay for the knowledge required in modern farming, including botanical, zoological, and chemical terms. The exchange underscores the burden of advanced agriculture on prices.
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London
Beautiful Recipe Book Promoted By Calumet Baking Powder
Calumet Baking Powder Company of Chicago announces a new recipe book with 16 illustrated color pages and 252 recipes plus many household hints from noted domestic science teachers and cooking experts. The Sun and Dallas News $1.50.
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Calumet. Baking Powder Company of
Chicago
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Robert G. Ingersoll
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Glidewell
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McCarty-Davis Company