Buckner Orphans Home Heads Largest Texas Facility
The Buckner Orphans Home near Dallas, founded in 1879 by R. C. Buckner, now serves about six hundred children on 1800 acres. The non sectarian Baptist run institution features a farm, dairy, power plant, school, church, library, and a museum with relics from Waterloo and Napoleon. The home plans to remodel into ten cottages of about fifty, each with private baths and a matron, boosting capacity and admitting more half orphans. Annual expenses near 175000 dollars, largely funded by Texas offerings, with 10-20 percent from the home’s industries and farm labor. Children follow a routine of school, play, and practical work, aiming to produce honest, law abiding adults.
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Dallas
Buckner
R. C. Buckner
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Buckner Orphans Home
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Dallas County
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Paris Man Buys 19 000 Acre Land Near Lubbock
Preliminary negotiations completed here today cover the sale of a 19,000 acre tract of land by W. L. Ellwood of Paris to H. S. Bettes of Paris Texas. The price exceeds 500000 dollars. The tract lies southwest of Lubbock and reaches within four miles of the city limits. Bettes plans to colonize the land and place a farmer on every quarter section.
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Texas
W. L. Ellwood
H. S. Bettes
Paris
Rice Brothers Railroad Show at Whitewright March 27
Rice Brothers Railroad Show offers two performances, afternoon and night, under a water proof tent in Whitewright on Saturday March 27. The show features newly trained wild animals and numerous aerial and gymnastic acts led by Trainer Cheerful Gardner with trained elephants. Rain or shine, the advertisement urges attendance from travelers and locals alike.
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Cheerful‘Gardner
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A Timely Suggestion For Coughs And Colds
A Timely Suggestion praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughing and cold relief. It notes the medicine is pleasant to take and widely reputed for its cures.
Minced Philosophy on Courtesy and Business
A humorous fragment discusses a hippopotamus as a metaphor for excess and value. It notes bacon price at 10 cents a mouthful and cautions against aggressive play. The piece praises courtesy as a valuable, underpriced asset for business and health.
Quoted Proverb Reflections From a Fragmented Text
A series of terse maxims critique governance and social issues with blunt metaphorical language. The lines touch on work ethic versus scheming, legal perception in Michigan, ethnic stereotyping, financial reciprocity, wealth envy, and useless croakers, all framed as selections from a larger editorial or collection.
Ask Your Soldier Boy How Cooties Got Such a Hold
Wartime health plea warns battle fronts in Europe swarmed with rats carrying vermin and misery. Home protection advised with RATSNAP in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00, sold and guaranteed by Wilson Montgomery and Dyer Jones.
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Europe
Wilson-Montgomery and Dyer & Jones
Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal
An advertisement claims Freezone lifts corns and calluses with a few drops, applied to the bottom of the feet. It asserts the skin beneath remains pink, healthy, and never sore after treatment, available at drug stores for a few cents.
Advertising That Brings The Bacon In Newspapers
The Longview Times Clarion notes that true advertising comes from newspapers, not posters at sellers places. It warns that ads requiring a visit to a shop are weak and emphasizes newspapers as the best channel for cigars and cold drinks at the Post Office Confectionery.
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Longview Times
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