Sunday School Attendance Report for Whitewright Area
Sunday schools near Whitewright report Attendance Enrolled Present with weather noted as Rain Pilot Grove Methodist Enrolled Little Rock area also listed Buy tires free air ad promotes Texas tornado insurance coverage S H Montgomery agent Adolphus bread from Whitewright by W O Brents Tom Hicks returns home from army service in Jeffersonville Indiana after about a year of duty
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Whitewright
Texas
S. H. Montgomery
Adolphus Bread
W. O. Brents
Tom Hicks
Jeffersonville
Ind
The Romance of Tarzan ends at Odeon Theatre
Restores vitality by purifying the blood and enriching the blood. You can feel its strengthening invigorating effect. Price six cents. Coming Friday May 2nd the concluding chapters of Tarzan of the Apes. Don’t miss this picture at the Odeon Theatre.
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Price
Tarzan
Odeon Theatre
Odeon
Lee Johnson Jewelry and Optician Ad Describes Glass Line
A local jeweler and optician Lee Johnson promotes a new line of blown glass and a well selected stock. The notice invites customers to view before purchasing.
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Lee Johnson
Victory Loan Drive for Whitewright District
Whitewright banks begin subscriptions for Victory Liberty Loan notes totaling 105 500 dollars with 4.3 percent interest exempt from taxes. Citizens urged to invest for three to four year notes as a government debt payoff and the campaign relies on voluntary action with no formal drive unless needed. Victory Loan Committee urges immediate bank subscriptions to meet obligations.
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Whitewright
Liberty Loan
Rub-my-Tism The Pain Killer Ad Advertisement
A vintage advertisement touts Rub-my-Tism as a great pain killer. It claims relief from rheumatism neuralgia sore muscles and sprains with concise claims and period marketing language.
They All Do It Says Wife Reading Habit Debate
In a comic exchange Hobbs and Nobbs joke about wives reading aloud. The wife asks to read the news every night, while the husband notes interruptions, water breaks, and supplies from the kitchen. The men conclude women universally do it.
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Hobbs
Nobbs
Pazo Ointment Refund Promise On Piles Cure
Druggists offer a money back guarantee if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Instant relief from itching and bleeding with first application and restful sleep promised. Price 60 cents.
English Lavender and Mint Soils Determine Perfect Growth
The secret of growing English lavender and mint lies in chalky light soil. Both tolerate various terrains from hill to marsh and meadow when well rooted, showing hardiness and resistance to drought and frost in suitable conditions.
666 Quick Relief Claims for Liver Ailments
A 19th century advertisement asserts 666 relieves constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches caused by torpid liver. The short remedy promises rapid relief, naming general health benefits and the product as a tonic.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Proven Effective
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than any other disease and for years was thought incurable. Doctors relied on local remedies, but success remained elusive. Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a constitutional treatment taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any case Hall's fails to cure.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Th. Hall
Deaths of E. S. Claborn and Miss Katharine Jones
E. S. Claborn aged fifty died at his Ely home after illness. Rev. A E Major led funeral at Ken tuckytown cemetery with interment. Survivors include wife and eight children. Separate note: Miss Katharine Jones of Gainesville died after four months illness from influenza. She was sister of Mrs. Frank Smith and had visited here often. Also small ads for play, price of peace screening, and furniture ads.
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E. S. Claborn
Ely
A. E. Major
Kentuckytown
Claborn
Katherine Jones
Gainesville
Miss Jones
Frank Smith
Rub mytism advertised as a purifying antiseptic
An old advertisement touts Rub-my-tism as a potent antiseptic that kills poison from infected cuts and treats old sores including tetter. The claim aligns with period medicine, presenting a broad cure-all for skin ailments and wounds.
Arctic fur empire plans through Canada and Seattle
Captain Louis L. Lane, veteran Arctic trader, sails to northern Canada as scout for a Boston firm's fur network. The project will push over 1 million dollars in furs annually to Seattle with 28 stations along the Athabaska, Peace and Mackenzie rivers and 25 more planned. Furs will travel from Mackenzie mouths to Seattle, an 8 500 mile route.
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Louis L. Lane
Canada
Boston
Seattle
Wash
Athabaska
Peace
Mackenzie
Lane
Point Barrow
The Long Arm Coincidence In War Tales
A young officer brings home a shell fragment from the Germans to his fiancee She recognizes it as from the munition works where she worked and finds her own mark on the piece The tale highlights the strange wartime coincidences and shared connections that linger after battles.
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Pilot Grove, Methodist
Little Rock
Methodist
Centrial Christian Church
Bethel
Pilot Grove, Baptist
Eee
Necei
Grove
Number
Victory Loan Committee
Dunn
N.C
Vinci
J.C. Bagley
Lagrange, N.C
W. D. Ren
Lagrange
Vinol Omran
Dyer & Jones
Denison
Dallas
Waco
Corsicana
Fort Worth
Cleburne
Sun Office
Carter & Jay
Postoffice
Arctic
Lus
Styleplus
Sears, Prinz & Mandel’s
Fifth Avenue Creations
T. H. Lively
Doller
Chas. R. Truett
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