Cream of Tartar Used In Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder
Cream of tartar derived from grapes is described as the best and healthiest ingredient for use in Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
4
Whitewright Sun ad issues and local observations
The Whitewright Sun notes subscription terms and payment dates, laments rising prices for necessities, and cites humorous local anecdotes about currency use in Honey Grove and Whitewright. It mentions LaMar County farmers baling greenbacks and references the Honey Grove Signal tamale wrap with dollar bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar County
Honey Grove
Whitewright
Why arrest violators in Grayson county now
A遗term urging support for the Democratic party criticizes arrests and trials as wasteful, cites New York City school funding, notes rising newspaper subscription prices, and comments on marriage proposals delayed by news of higher rates. It references Youths Companion and Commerce Weekly Journal funding changes and hints at public sentiment ahead of campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County
Board of Education of
New York City
Commerce Weekly Journal
Governor Ferguson Sues Opponent for 50000 Damages
Governor Ferguson sues Charles H Morris for 50000 over campaign charges. The case asks whether the accusations were true, with the courts to decide. Ferguson also sues the Temple Telegram and a Mr Maedgen for 350000 over charges published during the campaign.
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Ferguson
Charles H. Morris
Morris
Temple Telegram
Maedgen
Telegram
Sun Ads Attract The Ky Highlighted By Whitewright Store
The Sherman Courier reprints an October 15 Sun editorial praising Whitewright clothing merchant T. H. Lively. It states merchants value his honesty and that his store offers value for every dollar, while noting the Sun readers know him through ads.
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Sherman Courier
The
Sun
Lively
the Sun
Advertiser Mr Lively Proves Value of Serving Best
The Sun chronicles Mr Lively an advertiser in Whitewright who spends a page and a half weekly to tell the community about his business. His slogan he profits most who serves best signals a salesman confident in advertising. The piece lauds him as a cheerful progressive citizen with broad community respect and hints he could thrive elsewhere if needed.
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Mr. Lively
Sun
Lively
Wilson
Whitewright
Sherman
Sangers
Orangeville Rural News Highlights and Local Notes
Orangeville road work continues under Commissioner Tom Wright while residents speak of rough lanes after rains. Alton Bowen and Miss Pau line Vestal wed in Whitewright on Oct 15 with Rev. Fender officiating, then departed for the Dallas Fair. Local scenes include trapping, schooling praise for Oval Henry, and plans for a grand farm home by Oran Sears. North Texas faces cost-of-living concerns amid a hopeful crop outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Bowen
Pauline Vestal
Whitewright
Fender
Dallas
Orangeville
Tom Wright
J. D. Richey
Grandma Graves
John Blanton
Jess Graves
Carroll L. Dyer
Crosbyton
Texas
Pearl Cato
Pilot Grove
North
Wrath of Man Ruins Three Lives in McKinney
A man enraged by a bank cash refusal armed a revolver and fired in McKinney. An bank official was shot and fatally wounded, while bystanders including the official’s son were seriously wounded. The episode ends with the shooter facing penitence and prison.
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McKinney
Honey Grove
Grove's Ton ic Promises Malaria Relief
An old newspaper snippet touts Grove's Ton ic as a strengthening tonic that drives out malaria and boosts the body's system. The short ad-like item emphasizes health benefits and systemic support.
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Grove
Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Claims 47 Years Of Relief
An old fashioned medicine advert explains how sneezes and sniffles lead to winter colds and coughs. It promotes Dr. Kings New Discoverery with antiseptic balsams as a remedy that loosens phlegm clears the head soothes irritated membranes and aids breathing. Available at your druggist for 50.
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Foley
W. C. Allen
Boseley
The Man Without Enemies A Surprising Claim
A man stated he had no enemies and believed he could be elected to office. The remark sparked debate about his political viability and whether such a person could hold any public position. The discussion touched on perceptions of influence and credibility in local politics.
Anuric Promoted For Backache Kidney Trouble Relief
A reader letter urges readers with backache swelling of hands and feet to try Anuric. The testimonial from W. R. Bray claims rapid improvement after one box and notes a sample offer via Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York. The ad touts Anuric as a powerful kidney and bladder corrector and claims superiority to lithia.
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Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N.Y
W. R. Bray
Enemies as Proof of Effort in Public Service
A Georgetown Commercial editorial argues that real capability to fill office comes from taking on work and courage, noting that those with no enemies have not pursued worthwhile achievements. It warns against assuming absence of enemies equates to fitness for public roles.
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Georgetown
Farmer Ernest McCoy To Move To Big Springs Region
Ernest McCoy has purchased a 160 acre farm near Big Springs and will move to the ocean area in the near future. He is described as a good farmer with many friends who will regret his departure from the section.
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Ernest McCoy
Big Springs
Fame In
The
McCoy
Remedy Praise From Mrs Gaskill for Foley Kinney Pills
Mrs J M Gaskill of Etn Green Indiana writes she suffered severe backache and sharp pains and Foley Kinney Pills gave such relief she cannot praise them enough. The ad claims the remedy treats kidney trouble and bladder ailments with absolute safety and that it is sold everywhere.
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J. M Gaskill
Etn Green
Ind
Foley Kinney
Solo
Pierce purchases Looney residence for move in
W. H. Pierce buys the J. J. Looney residence and plans to move in soon. M. Pierce recently sold his farm to J. S. Badgett.
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W. H. Pierce
J. J. Looney
M Pierce
J.S. Badgett
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J. H. Waggoner
Democratic Party
Charming
T. H. Lively
Jas.f. Ballard
ST. Louis, MO
Axe
Dyer & Jones
Man
Emseor Coffe
Silver Moon Coffee
Silver Moon Chocolates
Oneida Community Reliance Plate
Oliver-Finnie Co
Memphis, Tenn
Ean
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Man’s Store
McCarty-Davis Co
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