Early Morning Observations by George M Bailey
A satirical column from the Houston Post reflects on beer recovery, labor strikes, fashion, and politics. It riffs on payroll robbers in northern cities, the British empire, Irish reinforcement, Chicago ice shortages, and striking opinions on railroad labor. It also jokes about political figures, economic claims, and public attitudes during a period of reform and uncertainty.
Laxative Brom Quinine Box Signed by E W Grove
A brief classified style note announces a laxative product identified as Brom Quinine with a distinctive claim of removing the cause. The box bears the signature E W GROVE and a price of 0c.
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E. W. Grove
Masked Men Barred From Grand Jury, Austin
Judge James R. Hamilton of the Travis County Criminal District Court instructed county jury commissioners that any person belonging to an unlawful clandestine order of masked men dedicated to meting out punishment to citizens is not qualified to serve on the Texas grand jury. The ruling targets mobs and reiterates that crime must be punished under state law.
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Austin
James R. Hamilton
Travis County Criminal District Court
Travis County
Grand Jury
Texas
Hamilton
Two men trade horse show yarns about ad ventures
At a horse show two rivals discuss their ad ventures with the equine tribe. The Trilby hat man recalls a horse running away and a two month absence, while the bowler man retorts with a longer two year escapade, adding a playful jab.
Admonition Fails Amid Nation's Political Turmoil
The passage argues that warnings will not suffice as sentiment and partisan views dominate. It predicts the country and its soldiers will bear the consequences of current political divisions and emotional rhetoric.
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Cial
Witty Observations on Names and Fashion Paradoxes
The excerpt muses on speculative schemes and consumer goods, noting wildcat securities attract fools yet may be endured by those who know little of science. It jokes that 1915 pants show surprising durability and that names can mislead, citing a Washington house with pairs like Strong Black Little Good Long Sweet to illustrate curious contrasts.
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Washington
Strong
Black
Little
Good
Long
Sweet
Bank at Denison Closes Its Doors
Denison July 15 bank run follows announcement of reorganizing Denison Bank & Trust Company as deposits flow in. Directors decide to close after meeting with bank examiner A L Slaughter. Of $1.32 million deposits, $881k are non interest and protected. $443k are time deposits. Bank may reopen with plans discussed.
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Denison
Denison Bank & Trust Company
A. L. Slaughter
Austin
Bank Examiner
North Texas
Tom F. Rodgers
Cc. C. McCarthy
L. L. Shackelford
O. R. Nicholson
Clarence Scott
W. B. Munson Sr
B. A. McKinney
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Craig's Cafe Builds on Customer Satisfaction
Satisfied customers keep returning as Craig's Cafe expands its cafe network and grows its business footprint through repeat patronage and positive word of mouth.
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Craig
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for acute and chronic catarrh. It states the remedy builds up the system, cleanses the blood, and reduces susceptibility to colds. Internal action via the blood is claimed, with testimonials and a $100 offer. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Suckers Foreseeable Dreams and Hollow Fortunes Go Unveiled
A poem exposes credulous buyers who trust every get rich scheme and fortune teller. It contrasts hoarded beans in plates and limousines with wasted savings hidden in hay and cellar floors. Fools chase gilded bricks sold by con artists while the real treasure vanishes.
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Bneath
Puckish Verse Quips About a Brash Sucker and Sharks
The quip notes a boastful man immune to advice, claiming cleverness while others, the sharks, circle him for profit. Walt Mason wryly portrays a gullible figure who misreads wisdom as stale yet remains eager to trade on his ego.
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Walt Mason
Humphries Family Hosts July Day Dinner Party
Last Sunday, July 10, Mr. and Mrs. Will Humphries hosted relatives from Ardmore, Tulsa, Ector, Denison, Hillsboro, and local guests. An old-time 6 o'clock dinner featuring chicken, cakes, pies, and other treats was served in the dining room after several hours of visiting.
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Will Humphries
E. Maxwell
Ardmore
Okla
Robert Mason
Tulsa
Henry McLean
Ector
Eunice Nash
Denison
Verda Smith
Hillsboro
Joe Robbins
Best Shoe Repairing by R S Morehead
We use the best material in all shoe repairing work and guarantee the finest workmanship. Bring us your shoe work for quality service by R S Morehead.
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R. S. Morehead
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restores Energy And Vitality
A vintage health tonic claims to purify and enrich blood with iron and quinine, boosting appetite and giving color to the cheeks. The gingerly syrup formula is marketed as suitable for children and touted to destroy malaria and grip germs through its strengthening effect.
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Grove
Health Restored After Cardui Home Treatment
Navasota Texas Mrs W M Peden describes gradual health decline and nervous fatigue. She credits Cardui for early improvement and later tonic benefits including better appetite and energy enabling housework. She urges other women to try Cardui, noting widespread satisfaction.
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Navasota
Texas
W. M. Peden
Cardui
Cardus
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