American Army Is Cleanest In Europe
Dr. W T Foster president of Reed College told Chicago audience that American camps in France showed no drunkenness and that American soldiers upheld good morals. He cautioned Americans about war outlook and noted Red Cross aid uses. A severe winter storm crippled rail traffic nationwide with record lows in North Texas.
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Chicago
Ill
United States
Europe
W. T. Foster
Reed College
Portland
Ore
War Council of the Red Cross
France
Foster
Re-Education for Maimed Soldiers Proposed by Barton
George Edward Barton argues that industrial injuries mirror battle casualties and calls for a national plan through the re education of crippled soldiers. He cites data from the federal commission on industrial relations and outlines a program for disabled veterans to become self supporting.
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George Edward Barton
Washington
Surgeon General’s
Barton
Consolation House
New York
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Discords Smart-What broke up the amateur orchestra
A humorous quip notes that the amateur orchestra disbanded because the members were not in harmony.
Grievance over false paper story harms Hop's image
Hop laments a Wednesday paper story about him that portrayed him as begging for five dollars. Sarb replies calmly, urging friendship to settle the matter.
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Sarb
Hop
Conserving Snowbirds Turns to Unlikely Dinner Plan
A speaker recalls feeding snowbirds last winter but, in a grim twist, reveals a resolve to catch and eat them instead. The remark shifts from conservation talk to a shocking reversal of intent, framed as a moral stance.
Jaggers Seeks Frontline Peace Quiet Amid Family Strains
In the exchange a man named Jaggers, married with growing daughters, expresses a craving for front line duty. The dialogue hints at his wish for peace and quiet away from home. The piece centers on his motivations and personal sacrifices during wartime.
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Jaggers
Bliggins Pursues French Study Amid Endless Chat
Bliggins is studying French, prompting remarks about his nonstop talking. The exchange notes relief that the listener cannot understand him, adding a touch of humor to the dialogue.
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Bliggins
Lost Labor Across The Room Dialogue
A terse exchange shows a hostess sweeping the room without a glance. The comment notes the room’s appearance explains the lack of concern.
Country Editor and Subscriber Debate Subscriptions
A humorous exchange highlights a caller and reader debating payment methods for a subscription. The Country Editor asks about paying with vegetables while the Country Subscriber offers to pay with a vegetable.
Classifying Him At Frivolity Theater
A courtroom line claims the speaker arrested a man at the Frivolity theater. The judge asks if the person is an actor, to which the reply uses a cryptic phrase.
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Frivolity Theater
Aix—Bad
Cord wood delivery and land survey advice in Bonham Texas
A delivery request notes cord wood must be transported across trees from the Montgomery and Chenoweth residences. It advises surveying lands before buying or selling if acreage is in doubt. E. M. Burns, Engineers and Surveyor, Bonham, Texas, 51-F'.1.
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United States
E. M. Burns
Bonham, Texas
Registered Jersey bull for service near Whitewright
An extra fine Jersey bull is offered for service with a price of one dollar. The animal’s grand sire reportedly sold for $5000. Located at J. W. Burden's place, three miles north of Whitewright. 41 J. 19.
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Jersey
J.W. Burden
Whitewright
Farm for Sale Near Ector White Farm Offers Trade
For sale an 178 acre farm with two good improvements, a new house and barn, and strong water supply. It raises crops when nearby fail, features a fine pool, wood and pasture, two miles southwest of Ector known as White farm. Will sell or trade for land near Bonham. Contact Mrs. Zac Smith Bonham Texas.
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Ector
White Farm
Bonham
Zac Smith
Texas
Notice on Past Due Water and Scavenger Accounts
All parties owing for past due water and scavenger accounts are requested to call at once at the office of the city collector D. A. Ray over First National Bank and pay same. The collector will remain in his office until the 31st to accommodate ad valorem tax payers. Pay current bills and avoid ten percent penalty.
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D. A. Ray
First National Bank
Overcoming fear in mental influence and therapy
The piece argues fear is civilization’s enemy and that modern psycho therapies and Christian Science aim to overcome fear in minds. It emphasizes worry as the most important form of fear, chronic yet powerful.
City carrier walkout shocks Denison Herald press run
The Denison Herald's city carrier boys, raised in a labor union milieu, walked out Saturday as the paper rolled from the press. The action halted distribution and left the baffled circulator unable to adjust differences, signaling a troubled labor climate.
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Denison Herald
Herald
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward
An advertisement claims a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh, touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a 35 year proven remedy that works through the blood to clear mucous surfaces, promises health improvement and urges readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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