Married in Sherman two weddings reported
Ed Tarpley of Amarillo and Clara Bell Mitchell of Pros er were married in Sherman on December 27 and will live near Edhube to support Tarpley’s work as a Woodmen of the World deputy. A separate ceremony united C R Jones and Mary Couzens of Bonham in Sherman. Jones, a former teacher, now farms near Edhube and aligns with the Whitewright W O W camp. Frances Wethers of Denton visits local relatives. Fruits, candies, cigars, fountain drinks. L. C. Long.
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Ed Tarpley
Amarillo
Clara Bell Mitchell
Prosper
Sherman
Edhube
Fannin County
Tarpley
Woodmen of the World
C. R. Jones
Mary Couzens
Bonham
Jones
Spender And Saver Moral Tale Promotes Saving
A story contrasts two twins Billy Spender and John Saver showing different money habits from childhood to adulthood. The piece promotes saving with Planters National Bank Christmas Banking Club offering guided steps and starter amounts to foster bank savings.
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Billy
John
iBilly
Planters National Bank
Baby Up
Adv
Dodson's Liver Tone Versus Dangerous Calomel
An ad warns that calomel is dangerous and causes stomach upset and salivation. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable, gentler liver remedy that won't upset the stomach, startle the system, or ruin a day’s work. The copy emphasizes safety for adults and children and claims quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Christmas Happenings and visits around Elm Grove
Christmas has passed with family gatherings across the area. Murray Hood and family spent Christmas in Bonham. Mrs. Williams and son Orville of Clarksville visited Harry Ford and family. Several locals including G A Bradshaw Z J Platt Clarence Mathews and John Bradshaw from Denison gathered at W A Bradshaw's.
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Murray Hood
Bonham
Williams
Orville
Clarksville
Harry Ford
G. A. Bradshaw
Z. J. Platt
Clarence Mathews
John Bradshaw
Denison
W. A
Ravenna
Dee Hood
B.C. Pearce
Winter Colds Warn Parents About Child Remedies
A newspaper blurb advises mothers that winters bring colds to children and promotes Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy. It claims the formula loosens phlegm relieves congested lungs stops the cough and soothes with antiseptic pine balms. It recommends its use for croup whooping cough and bronchial troubles. Sold at all druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Wilson returns from Lubbock. buys Saxon Six car
W R Wilson came home Tuesday night after a ten day stay in Lubbock where he managed land interests. He has purchased a Saxon Six automobile and assumed the local agency for the car.
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W.R. Wilson
Lubbock
Constipation Causes Bad Skin
An ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a mild laxative to cure sluggish bowels and improve skin. Taken at bedtime the product is claimed to produce a full morning bowel movement and relieve dull energy. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
J M Andrews Presents Son With Special Mail Cart
J M Andrews gave his son Lucian a specially equipped mail cart as a Christmas gift. Lucian will use the cart on muddy days and switch to an automobile in better weather for delivering mail.
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J. M. Andrews
Lucian
Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
A long standing soothing remedy advertised for coughs colds croup grippe and bronchial affections. Promoted as a healing tonic with pine balms and laxative ingredients. Available at druggists for 50 cents during the winter season.
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Dr. King
Dr. Kings
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the Man’s Store
Whitewright
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Frances Wethers
Denton
Charley Skaggs
L. C. Long
Texas
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Houston
L. Laroe & Company
Spender” and “Saver
Chlomel
Elm Grove News
Mary Mathews
C. F. Holland
Bethel
Sun
Ford
Bob Sears
Buick
JS. R. Glidewell
Marks Brothers
Hayter
Latonia
Golden Gate
Perfection
McLaughlin Media
Maxwell
R.L. Hayter
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