Democratic Convention Held at Sherman Saturday
The Gray son County Democratic Convention met at the opera house in Sherman, 2 to 4:30 pm, naming delegates to the state convention and adopting platform and resolutions. Judge W. L. Hay chaired. D. S. McMillin was elected temporary chairman and later slated as next House Speaker. A full slate of committees and delegates to the state committee was approved and announced.
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Sherman
Grayson County
Opera House
W. L. Hay
Texas
Wm. P. Hobby
Judge Hay
House of Representatives
McMillin
R. S. Fulton
J.S. Kane
Denison
Am Brown
Rice Axey
J. T. Suggs
E. Ellis
J. H. Omohundro
S. Cecil H. Smith
Henry Cer
T. S. Clyce
W. Jackson
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
Grayson County Democrats Endorse Hobby and Prohibition Urges
A Grayson County Democratic convention report lauds Woodrow Wilson and W P Hobby, calls for victory over German militarism, supports a League of Nations, praises Texas primary victory with women voting, and urges statewide prohibition and Speaker candidate D S McMillin for the Thirty sixth Legislature.
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League of Nations
Legislature endorses woman suffrage and unity in party
The report was adopted unanimously and the legislature favors amending the constitution so women may vote in constitutional elections on the same basis as men. H A Ivy moved to urge delegates to the state convention to back M H Wolfe of Dallas for chairman of the State Democratic Executive Committee. the motion carried unanimously.
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Judge Hay
Committee of
R. S. Fulton
Committee On
D. S. McMillin
W. L. Hay
Rice Maxey
J. H. Wood
H. W. Head
B. L. Jones
H. P. Abney
J. H. Omohundro
J. P. Leslie
Allison Mayfield
John W. Stewart
R. G. Piner
H. C. Fuller
L. W. Key
J. H. Randell
Spearman Webb
Hardy Thomas
F. M. Puckett
J. W. Scott
J. Q
H. A. Ivy
M.H. Wolfe
Dallas
Democratic Executive Committee
Bilious attack relief with Chamberlain's tablets
The text explains a bilious attack stems from liver failure causing constipation and stomach inflammation with nausea vomiting and headaches. It recommends taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach, noting the price of a quarter.
Cupid Deal Changes Dinks Card Game Duty
In a playful exchange readers learn Dinks has abandoned card games for romance. The chatter hints he now spends time with a beloved in the parlor, leaving his club room hands idle as he pursues a new suit of affection.
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Dinks
High and Dry Bath Time Laughter
A playful verse about Pudge the stout figure who cannot fit in the tub as water splashes out. The humorous scene centers on a bathtime mishap and the comic image of an oversized sitter.
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Pudge
Real Temptation
A cautious woman frets over diamonds while her husband urges calm dismissing theft as unlikely. He notes a locked refrigerator holding pork chops and a sirloin steak, implying a burglar would ignore diamonds in favor of the food.
Yawning Suggested to Cure Ear Buzz by Doctor
Gladys mentions a doctor advising yawning to remove ear buzzing. Frances recalls a long talk with Mr. Wilson and yawning twice that night led him to leave. The exchange reflects social chatter and humorous observation of fatigue.
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Gladys
Frances
Mr. Wilson
Get Ready Now For Hen Moult With Poultry Remedy
J W Davidson advertises B A Thomas Poultry Remedy to speed hen moult so birds shed feathers and are ready to lay when eggs peak in winter. If the remedy fails, a guarantee is offered.
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B.A. Thomas
J. W. Davidson
Tired of Life Foley Kidney Pills Restore Texas Brakeman
Dallas to Jackson brake man F A Wooley says Foley Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and backache after rheumatism left him nearly unable to rise. The ad claims the pills strengthen kidneys, remove aches, and help kidney or bladder problems safely. Dyer Jones druggists promote the remedy.
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Foley
Texas
F. A. Wooley
Dallas
Jackson
French Colonel with 97 wounds causes medical marvel talk
Col C Dercle of the French army, bearing 97 wounds with ten shell fragments, told a Chicago clinical congress of surgeons that even severe injuries are survivable. He said a bullet through an arm or leg often leads to base hospital rest, not death, and plans to return to service.
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Col. C. Dercle
Clinical Congress of Surgeons
Chicago
Capper
Criticism Roused His Ire in Army Admission Exam
A small Irish applicant faced military entry testing when a doctor noted stiffness. The Irishman retorted that the doctor was the stiff one, provoking a sharp exchange in the Florida Times-Union's clipping.
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Florida Times-Union
Meatless days sparked wry modern health quip
A humorous exchange has Mrs. Jims remarking on meatless days and the idea that people should occasionally become valetudinarians, reflecting a light social stance on dietary reform. The dialogue appeals to prudent restraint and self care in a public mood.
Absence of Fuel Ignites Heated Debate
In a pointed exchange, participants contend that fuel shortages prompt sharp disagreement. A paradox emerges as supply concerns spark policy critique, revealing tension between energy constraints and public demands.
Jones' New Legs
A quirky note suggests Jones is seen recently, with remarks about his legs and improvements. It mentions 666 cures for chills and fever, implying a humorous or farcical tone regarding health remedies. The text centers on Jones and dubious cures.
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Will
Jones
John
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W. P. Hobby
Thirty-sixth
House of Representative
Cupid
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Srman
Jorthe Commercial Bank
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G. J. Hornbuckle
Office
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R. B. Nall
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Fannin Coun
James Boyd
John Deere
W. R. Foster
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J. B. Woosley
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