Whitewright notices and ad terms raise concerns
The item describes enforcement of advertising charges and notices in the Whitewright area. It notes monetary consideration for advertising and mentions editors and regulatory guidance, with emphasis on street-level notices and potential enforcement.
Political Turmoil and Presidential Election Forecast
The piece argues about the presidential race with Roosevelt versus Roosevelt candidacy and party dynamics. It notes predictions of a landslide victory for the incumbent and cites public sentiment, media influence, and campaign rhetoric. It references political figures and the era's press coverage while critiquing sensationalist campaigns and civic attitudes.
Self Made Youths and Modern School Freedoms Debate
The Diora Times discusses a school leader who once supported wide liberty in student conduct to foster independence. The article notes that this modernist approach broadened in schools and among parents, challenging traditional corporal discipline.
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Diora
19 Business Commandments From the Otter Fellow
The piece offers advice on power and influence in business with maxims about prudence integrity and relationships. It warns against overreaching and stresses self-reliance careful alliances and maintaining balance to avoid calamity. The article acknowledges Senoke Biomgs and credits B Oliver for guidance and sausage notes.
Leathers Return Home After New York Worlds Fair Honor
The Leathers family Mr and Mrs Leathers and children Margaret Jean and Johny arrived home late Sunday aftertoon from the New York Worlds Pair where they were officially feted for winng the enrveted title. Leathers said they are glad to be back and resume normal life as Mrs Leathers organizes the house and the children return to school work.
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Leathers
Mrs. Leathers
Margaret Jean
Johny
Churchill warns Britain of rising U-boat threat in 1943 44
In a House of Commons war review Churchill warned that German U boats will likely mount heavier attacks next year. He said Britain is preparing offensives for 1943 and 1944 and lamented that neutral Ireland ports prevent refueling of warships and planes. The losses include Empress of Britain Laurentic Patroclus and many smaller ships.
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London
Britain
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
Ireland
Empress of Britain
Laurentic
Patroclus
Hundreds Denied Vote as Ballots Run Short in Lufkin
In Angelina County many voters were unable to cast ballots as supplies ran out. Texas law calls for one and a half ballots per qualified voter. Tax collector C. H. Wallace reported over 8,200 paid poll taxes. auditor R. A. Courtney said 8,000 ballots were ordered.
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Lufkin
Angelina County
C. H. Wallace
R. A. Courtney
Massachusetts Blind School Founded in 1830
The first school for the blind was incorporated in Massachusetts in 1830 marking a milestone in adaptive education. The establishment laid groundwork for formal training and support services for visually impaired students in the state.
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First
School For the
Massachusetts
Unclear Texas Tale Blurs With Names and Places
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts medical pioneers and hospital memory in Texas. It mentions Dr. A and the international Sancus Sent, White Buepitel, and Clime in Tanpiie, plus Stentis a celebrated surgeon and early patients in Gainesville. The text blends historical anecdotes, local editors, and a Hotel Texas coffee shop memory referencing Abner, with scattered dates and places and no coherent narrative.
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Sancus
Stentis
Gainesville
Grace Gee
King’s Oraugitters Gospitall
Or & RR
Piyttiines
Amd
Rome
Swallowest
Fom
South
Mourdfest
Cindhy
County Jail Reinstated for Federal Prisoners
Grayson County jail in Sherman was reinstated to the federal prisoner boarding list after a 1938 blacklist. Sheriff P. M. Porter received a letter from James W. Bennett of the Federal Bureau of Prisons confirming the approval. Reapproval will bring about 4000 to 5000 dollars yearly for guard hire and boarding, with roughly half as profit to the county.
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Sherman
Grayson County
P. M. Porter
James W. Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Washington, D. C
For Sale: Typewriter Paper and Ribbons by The Sax
Advertising notice offers typewriter paper and ribbons for sale by The Sax. Includes pricing and ordering details for office use.
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Sun Office
The
Sax
Unclear Fragments Describe Ancient Trade Values
OCR fragments recount various ancient monetary measures and weights. Mentions include a talent of gold valued at 17008 dollars and silver worth about a quarter of a cant, with scattered figures and references to different currencies.
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