Downtime memories and local life in 1919 1954 notes
Down Memory Lane recalls Dr. O M Durham joining Dr J B Hall in dentistry in Memphis Tennessee and several local life events from 1919 and 1924 including marriages births relocations and community notes. The 1934 entries cover American Legion officers cotton yields and local sports trips with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
O. M. Durham
Memphis
Tenn
J. B. Hall
Bessie Brents
Colorado
Clay Horton
Red” Pace
France
Myrtle Badgett
Ray
Truett & Moore Furniture
George E. Thompson
Dallas
Sunday
Preston Everheart
American Legion
Legion Hall
C. A. Pace
E. W. Fields
J. P. Darwin
J. H. Hollingsworth
A. T. Short
John Jenkins
Dutch Holland
S. T. Montgomery Jr
Noel Grammer
J. B. Harrison
Tom Bean
Vernon Rector
Charlie McLean
J. B. Cates
Ross Brown
Quinton Nicholson
Mark Montgomery Jr
Kay Dillon
Buck Musser
Turner Falls
Okla
Noel Purdue
Tidelands Return Could Enrich Texas School Fund Vastly
After a new Administration, Congress restored the Tidelands to states and Eisenhower signed the bill. Despite early campaign chatter calling the lands peanuts, Texas’ permanent school fund has already received $32,000,000 in oil lease rentals, with estimates the Tidelands may add over a billion dollars, perhaps double.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Texas’ Permanent School
Tidelands
Doctors Claim They Can End Old Age
London reports three doctors at an international congress of old-age specialists claim aging can be reversed. Dr Alcide Fraschini of Milan described using gland extracts injected into elderly patients, claiming better results than prior gland grafts by Dr Serge Voronov.
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London
Alcide Fraschini
Milan
Serge Voronov
Fraschini
Doctor Claims Benefits From Injections On 1300 Elderly Patients
He reports positive physical and mental changes in elderly patients with hypertension and arterial hardening. Injections, described as harmless, allegedly remove aging toxins, with an 82-year-old Italian actor cited as a beneficiary. Vitamins in measured doses are said to renew vitality.
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London
Weeds Trigger Man’s Quiet Dismissal of Objections
A character dismisses concerns about weeds as mere perception while Hap proceeds with his duties, illustrating a calm acceptance of a bothersome task. The scene contrasts casual snobbery with practical work ethic in a rural setting.
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Giles Cobb
Leonard
Opal Graves
J. H. Graves
Catherine McNeilly
Leon Hampton
The
Baptist Church
J. W. McMurry Jr
Leon Spindle
Willis Bailey
Jack Yeager
Tommie Bradley
Citizens Military Training Camp
Ft. Sill
Oklo
C. B. Bryant
Walker A. Brents
H. T. Atterberry
D. S. McMillin
Dr. R. May
C. W. Bryant
B. S. Montgomery
O. M. McMillin
J. D. Hoard
T. H. Sears
J. W. McMurry
H. Benedict
Guy Hamilton
W. H. Stedham
S. H. Montgom
HOUSE
State of
Texas
W. W. Dossey
Rockwall
Jack Lewis Yeager
Charlie White
Joe Thomas May
Jack Meador
Earl Phillips
Leon Ruparts
W. O. White
C. F. Collins Jr
Glendall Flemings
Virgil Burchfield
Hugh Cox
R. D. Booker
W. S. Cunningham
Lake Worth
Gov
Shivers
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Texas Tidelands
Truman
Stevenson
Fke
Adlai
Grayson County
Here
Washington
Allan Shivers
States
Friends of Texas Schools
Whitewright Cleaners
Tment
Joe Marsh
Hap Thomas
Hap
United States Brewers Foundation
General Electric
Atom
Atomic Energy
America
Argonne National Laboratory
Department W
Schenectady
New York
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