Postals Can't Be Mailed For Debts Says Post Office
The Kaufman Herald reports H H Duncan postmaster warns against sending postal cards or post cards that contain a dun or reflect on a debtor. Violations can lead to seizure of cards and fines up to 5000 or five years imprisonment. Cards may request settlement but cannot state unpaid balances. Creditors should use sealed envelopes with proper postage.
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H. H. Duncan
Post Office Department
Duncan
Kaufman Herald
Rhyme Bait and Banter on Odd Comparisons
A playful dialogue features quick exchanges of questions and witty answers about everyday objects. The rhythm concentrates on a series of paired questions and humorous confirmations using familiar items such as a saw buck ginger snap bed-spring rail-fence rail road tie crash suit and weather vane.
Dorothy Questions Birthday Time and Good Behavior
The scene features Dorothy asking how long until her birthday and whether it is time to start being a good girl. The mother responds that it is not very long and hints at expectations for behavior.
Cotton opening delayed by clouds and rain in Orangeville
The Orangeville news notes cotton opening slowed by cloudy weather with light showers. Social visits spill into the week as neighbors call on Brown, Holt, Burden and Miller families. A new baby arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Taylor amid church and Holiness meetings.
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Sam Donihoo
Pat Miller
Trenton
Paul Pierson
Oscar Young
Lawrence Burden
Lonnie Holt
L. B. Miller
Frank Holt
Jim Ownby
Thelma Rushing
Christene Blanton
Marie
Lois
Alma Wilder
Mary Ella Holt
Elizabeth Stroud
Mary Annie
Luna Mae
Lorene Garner
Howard West
Woodrow Bowen
Alton Robinson
A. C. Rushing
Belvin West
J. P. Blanton
Claudie Mayes
Elmer Brown
William Clark
John Hughes
Ely
Orangeville
Sam Brown
Sam Taylor
Misses Holt
W. H. Ackley
Baptist Church
S. L. Ball
Sue McConnell
Sue Stephens
Whitewright
W. Roberts
Clarence Burden
Dan Harris
Vernelle
Bernie Richey
Telephone
Jeff Richey
Desert
Paul Bowen
Jimmie Bowen
Sun Prostration and Suntroke Safety Guidelines
Medical notes explain heat cramps result from low salt in muscles and advise adding salt to drinks. Cramp relief uses 16 grain tablets where available. otherwise about a quarter teaspoon of table salt per glass of water. Sunstroke causes unconsciousness, red flushed skin, dry heat. treat with cooling, hydration, and immediate medical help. Do not give stimulants.
Cullen F Thomas recalls closer Texas governor race history
Cullen F. Thomas cites historic Texas governor contests to compare the current primary's closeness. He recounts 1861 Lubbock vs Clark by 124 votes and 1869 Davis vs Hamilton amid Reconstruction, noting Reynolds’ control and alleged ballot irregularities.
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Cullen F. Thomas
Dallas
Texas
Frank R. Lubbock
Edward Clark
Thomas
Harden R. Runnels
Sam Houston
United States Senate
Runnels
Lubbock
Houston
Clark
Edmund J. Davis
Andrew J. Hamilton
Davis
Joseph Jones Reynolds
Reynolds
EB. J. Davis
Caldwell to Restart Finance Career With New Firm
Nashville financier Rogers Caldwell, once controlling properties worth 600 million and a personal fortune near 7 million, announces Rogers Caldwell & Company an investment banking and securities firm with 1000 dollars starting business tomorrow.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rogers Caldwell
Rogers Caldwell & Company
What's in a Name in Various Localities and Figures
A quirky compendium lists cousins in Brooklyn and Illinois officials, including BOAR MAN & MOAN orchestra in Lawrenceville, doctors in Olewein Iowa, Samuel J. Tubbs as president of Royal Laundry Co in Pasadena, Parker and Park roles in Connecticut agencies, a tomb caretaker in Kankakee, repairman in Augusta, drill instruction for Lapwai government school children, Ela Dodrill as teacher, Col Frank Whipp in charge of Illinois convicts, Agnes and Agnes school in Georgia, A G Ring as Pacific Telephone manager, a Los Angeles law firm SISENWEIN & LICKER, and Japan's farm land share.
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Lawrenceville
Ill
Boarman & Moan
Dr. Risk
Olewein
Samuel J. Tubbs
Royal Laundry Co
Pasadena
Cal
A. V. Parker
J. M. Park
Connecticut State Park and Forest Commission
Mound Grove Cemetery Association
Kankakee
Ralph Fenders
Augusta
Lapwai
Ida
Ela Dodrill
Frank D. Whipp
Illinois State Penitentiary
Agnes
A. G. Ring
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Los Angeles
Sisenwein & Licker
Cardus Helped Thousands of Women Through Pains
Mrs. F. H. Scott of Roanoke Virginia describes weakness back pain and fatigue before taking Cardus. After three bottles her health improved to better weight color and strength as advised by her mother who used the remedy. Local druggists sell Cardus.
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Cardus
F. H. Scott
Roanoke
Revival at Howe Baptist Church Ends With 32 Conversions
Howe Baptist Church closed its revival on Sunday August 28 reporting 32 conversions, several reclaimations and 21 baptisms plus additions by letter. Town churches praised the meeting as the best in 12 years with all denominations uniting for the common cause of salvation.
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Howe Baptist Church
Howe
Billions Spent on War Veterans
Boston reports that the United States has already spent 6 billion dollars on World War veterans and would reach 21.5 billion by 1945 if current payments persist. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, chairman of the National Economy League, says the league aims to help veterans, not attack them, and would benefit the majority.
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Boston
United States
Richard E. Byrd
National Economy League
Commonwealth
Byrd
Town Church Adopts Half-Time Schedule After Revival
Rev. O. H. Garner preached and Prof. Morgan Young directed music with Miss Willie Ferguson at the piano. The meeting spurred the church to adopt a half-time schedule beginning the 1st Sunday of September.
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O. H. Garner
Morgan Young
Willie Ferguson
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Mangrum’s
Mangrum Bros
Korns
Kaluses
Brooklyn, N. Y
Japan
North Texas Seed Co
T. E. Barbee
Pascal Farley
First National Bank
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