Auto Interurban Crash Claims Third Victim
Fort Worth Texas May 16 J O Landry fatally injured in a collision near Dal worth dies at St Josephs Infirmary at 5 AM He was 41 years old and a Mineral Wells hotel proprietor Mrs Alta Davis 22 and her 6 year old son Harlin were killed instantly when an interurban express car hit their automobile Landry was driving the auto and the boy’s body was carried on the fender three car lengths before the interurban stopped Bodies of Mrs Davis and son were sent to Van Alstyne Undertaker Smith of Grand Prairie handled arrangements Will Cassidy Mrs Daviss mother was critically ill at Van Alstyne The accident disrupted Dallas train connections forcing overland travel
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Fort Worth
Texas
J.O. Landry
Dalworth
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Mr. Landry
Mineral Wells
Alta Davis
V. V. Davis
Harlin
Landry
Davis
van Alstyne
Smith
Grand Prairie
Pine Tar Honey Remedy Sold By Druggists
A Hamilton Ohio family testimonial praises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as an immediate relief for severe colds. The ad claims the remedy penetrates throat and lungs, destroys germs, and supports natural recovery, priced at 25 cents.
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E. Williams
Hamilton
Ohio
Liver Trouble Remedy Ad Promotes Liv-Ver-Lax
An old advertisement claims continued fatigue stems from a failing liver and offers Liv-Ver-Lax as a safe vegetable remedy. It touts quick cure with no calomel side effects, featuring a branded likeness and refund guarantee, and notes availability from Dyer & Jones.
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L. KK. Grigsby
Dyer & Jones
Seventy Year Old Couple Endorses Foley Kidney Pills
A Harrisburg couple Mr and Mrs T B Carpenter aged seventy plus report complete cure of kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. They claim they are as vigorous as thirty years ago and note the pills stop sleep disturbing bladder weakness backache rheumatism and aching joints. Sold by Kirkpatrick Bryant.
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T. B. Carpenter
Harrisburg
Foley
Kirkpatrick &Ryant
Closing Exercises at Whitewright Public School
The Whitewright Public School wraps up a profitable year with harmony and progress. Next Sunday the Baptist church hosts Dr. H G Fleming for the commencement sermon. Monday night Miss Nicholas and Miss Dickson’s pupils present a recital at the school. Tuesday evening at 8:30 the graduation program features Miss Mary Davis Miss Geneva Carr Miss Katherine Thomas Miss Rachel Everheart Montgomery Miss Lila B Reubell Miss Jessie Sue Smith Miss Marian Simmons Miss Fay Margaret Cameron Mr W Earl Wallace Mr J Herman Denton Mr Albert G Truett and Mr C Ferman Denton receiving certificates.
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Whitewright
Baptist Church
H. G. Fleming
Central Christian Church
Nicholas
Dickson
Mary Davis
Geneva Carr
Katherine Thomas
Rachel] Everheart Montgomery
Lila B. Reubell
Jessie Sue Smith
Marian Simmons
Fay Margaret Cameron
W. Earl Wallace
J. Herman Denton
Albert G. Truett
C. Ferman Denton
Commencement Program At Local School And Church
A printed program lists events for May including a commencement sermon by Mr Lloyd Moore at First Baptist Church on Sunday at 11 A M and a May 24 evening program at the High School Auditorium featuring performers Margreta Fender Made Montgomery Sartorio and a sequence of musical selections by Gurlitt Schumann Geibel Chopin Mendelssohn and Moszkowski with Denton Randell and Rev P C Archer among the named participants.
Penalty of Carelessness
S W Inglish argues that fire results from carelessness and outlines how prevention starts with habits and premises. He urges ongoing vigilance to reduce fire risk, save wealth, and keep insurance rates down by fighting fire starters.
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Egypt
Rural School Terms Should Be Extended
By P. P. Claxton U S Commissioner of Education argues for equal education opportunities by standardizing school terms. He notes city terms average 185 days while rural terms average 138, urging all children to have at least 185 days annually and highlighting longer terms in several states and overseas.
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United States
California
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Agricultural councils for rural areas
Harvard professor argues rural districts need agricultural councils modeled on German landwirthschaftsrath to study local economic opportunities and coordinate farming investment. He urges leading farmers to convene to plan capital use, reduce mistakes, and boost production and profits.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Germany
Landwirthschaftsrath
Agricultural Council
Civilization's Greatest Tragedy Opposition Speech
W. D. Jewis, president of the Texas Farmers' Union, opposes woman suffrage while claiming to support gender elevation. He argues that "the descent of womanhood is the most awful tragedy in civilization" and warns of societal darkness as she declines, likening it to a setting sun.
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W. D. Jewis
Texas Farmers’ Union
Double Service Automobile Tires demonstrate superior wear
Double Service Tires are stated to be twice as thick as standard tires with a 12 ply fabric core and a one inch surface tread, promising puncture resistance and long mileage. The copy notes country roads and hard pavements as ideal uses and cites government and European war service to imply reliability. Limited output and a short introductory price offer are advertised.
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United States
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Porter
Grove
Whitewright Public
First Baptist Church
Lord
My Redeemer
Mr. Lloyd Moore
Sarah L. Nicholas
Irene Dickson
Gowdy
Mr. Hampton
Miss Dickson
Daisies
Montgomery
Fender
Elizabeth May
Miss Minnie Willis
Miss Maude Mangrum
Miss Made Montgomery
Misses Montgomery and
Musette
Dorothy
Saltarello
Scherzo
Idilio
Mr. Elvy Hampton
Miss Gladys Denton
Lena May Gowdy
Mary Hest
Misses Wilson and
Davidson
Mary Lee Nichols
Miss Sallie Joe Gowdy
Mildred Browning
Miss Emma Davidson
Miss Sue King
Frances Wilson
Lila Reubell
King and
Reubell
Sartorio
Spindler
Gurlitt
Schumann
Geibel
H. van Dyke
Bach
Grieg
Nevin
Liebling
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Rubenstein Bach
Sinding
Hall Cain
Bohm
Gilchrist
W. J. Epting
Eichberg
Better Rural Schools
Geneva Carr Marzuka
Godard
Lila Reudell
Rachel Montgomery
Moszkowski
Chas. J. Denton
Hon
A. L. Randell Nagell
Rev
P. C. Archer
J. F. Fender Gounod
W. J. Epting Cowles
H. G. Fleming Herbert
Miss Marie Smith
the Christian
S. W. Inglish
P. P. Claxton
U. & Commissioner of Education
T. N. Carver
Harvard University
Soa Kum
Tire & Ru
DR. J. S. Spikes
ST. Joseph
R. May, M.D
Ross R. May, B.S
M.D
J. Maurice McMillin
First National Bank
North Side Square
Sherman
W. Z. Spearman
Ryan, Oklahoma
Nota Liniment
Oklahoma
Katy
St. Louis
Kansas City
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
Eit OU
Memphis
Southern Ry
Bristol
Forfork & Western Ry
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Commerce
Cotton Belt
Gus Hoover
St. Worth
T. H. Lawrence
Tyler
John F. Lehane
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