Chevrolet Parade Here Next Monday
The Chevrolet caravan touring the United States for three months will parade through here next Monday at noon. Twenty one Chevrolet styles including trucks buses fire trucks trailers tourings roadster coupes sedans and landaus will be on display at Bob Sears' Huffines station after the parade. H C Howard assistant sales manager for Chevrolet zone No 7 will lead the convoy from Dallas with drivers and assistants.
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United States
Prrde
Chevrolet
Bob Sears
Huffines
Chevrolet Co
Dallas
H. C. Howard
Howard
Cow cud debate spurs editor feud in Albany News
The Albany News editor Dick McCarty clashes with a reader over whether cows have cud. The piece cites Blossom the cow, Uncle Tom’s cud making, and a broader riff on modernist beliefs, gender norms, and social changes.
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Dick McCarty
Albany News
Mad
Blossom
Uncle Tom
Erand
Moon Signs and Traditional Roles in Rural Beliefs
A polemical ode urges returning to old gender norms and folk practices. It invokes moon phases to bless harvests and prescribes dress, behavior, and domestic duties for women, warning deviation leads to social decay and crime.
Rich Man's Greatest Work
Obituary and tribute to J Ogden Armour highlighting his philanthropic support for medical treatment for children and his role as a devoted father. The piece notes his wealth and generosity, praising him as a knight and a gentleman who aided many families through access to surgeries. It also mentions a Greene County natural history preserve bequest restricting worship.
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Armour
Lolita
Vienna
America
J. Ogden Armour
Great White Throne
Judd Lewis
State of
Ohio
Greene County
John Bryan
Longhorn Cattle Trails Shape Southwest History
Longhorn cattle called dogies by cow hands grew rapidly on Texas plains during the Civil War. Their westward movement to northern markets over long trails became a key factor in the Southwest's historical development.
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Texas Plains
Southwest
Law On Finding Things And Keeping Them Quite Rigid
The article surveys legal rulings on finders rights and theft risks. It cites Indiana and Connecticut cases where a finder may hold title against all but the true owner, and notes joint finders share ownership and duties. It cites Maine and New Jersey rulings on co finder rights and fair distribution of recovered money.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Connecticut Supreme Court
Maine Supreme Court
Pine Tree
United States
New Jersey
Tam
Dearborn
Washington's Fare Well
Excerpted farewell discourse praising national identity and the unity of American people. It contrasts American independence with European interests and stresses joint effort in dangers and triumphs.
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Europe
Washington Farewell Address quote on political ties
A fragment quoting George Washington from his Farewell Address warns against binding ourselves to artificial ties in ordinary political vicissitudes and the ordinary clashes of friendships and enmities. The line emphasizes prudent detachment in political alliances.
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George Washington
Depths Reveal Philippine Deep in Pacific Ocean
The deepest hole on earth, called the Philippine Deep, lies in the Pacific east of the Philippine Islands. It reaches 32,089 feet below the surface, with its bottom over six miles down.
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Philippine
Pacific Ocean
Philippine Islands
Seeing is Believing in the Movies Quote Feature
A Marshall County Banner note cites the saying Seeing is believing in relation to films. The line appears as a commentary on cinematic realism and audience perception.
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Marshall County Banner
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H. G. Webster
Whitewright, Texas
St. Louis
Southwestern
Whitewright
Commerce
Texarkana
Memphis
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D. G. Coley
Ticket Agt
Sun
R. B. Nall
Commercial Bank Bldg
Sherman, Texas
Ben Savage
Gordon’s Cash Grocery
Washington
Pace & Graves
Reeves
South Side
Main St
Sherman Steam Marble & Granite Works, Inc
F. W. Hudson
Met
Lamar Street
Corner Rush
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