The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 28, No. 12, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 25, 1937 Page: 12
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Thursday March 25 1937
WHAT THE PEOPLE ARE READING
Mr T L Brown
fitim In linon mid officials have
lufn of that Kirt of the
thitiK for vou You will have no
bod > to mnki a fuss over you
hon > ou arc tlroO but you will
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td to remain in tho Museum for solutely forbidden to rend this
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ptven to the authoiltlos at the Mu How To Win Friends and Influ
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liookri and pamphlets were masked With People
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the Muwuni is one of the most t Ileiomc a Good ConvorSQUonallst
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ond the pressure of a concealed < Krs 1m i8tonUvell Thomas
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paremly pondurous tomes to swing > Kic for Fomt lWemv wars He Is
buck and reeal the book lined i ht top ranking man In the world
midy of a Museum official i in hlbline a wizard at drawing
There are leading rooms In j men out at showing thorn how
which the visltoi may peruse cerlto make the most Of tholr sblb
tnin volumes undor the eve ofitie
vigllniu attendants There are the I owell Thomas is the most fa
rooms in which valuable first odl mons news commentator in the
tions are kept and man other world wp ought to bolkvn what
ixvctions of unusual interest that ho says
may be overlooked if one is not Here is the latest Ad for Gone
acquainted with how to get about With The Wind WilloUKhby B
Live Alone And Like li Au Wimble alert Industrialist who
thor Marjorio HillU and she says announces that he has worked out
RTien you live alone practically aH entirely new technique to cope
nobody arranges practically any with sitdown strikers who threat
CLEAN and WHITEN TEETH
with Calox tht Oxygen tooth powder which
penetrates to the hiaden crevices between tht
teeth Pleasant Refreshing Protects the ffum
ard is economical to use
TRY CALOX AT OUR EXPENSE
What Calox will do for your teeth Is easily
demonstrated by you in your own home at our
expense Simply fill in the coupon with yonr
name and address and mall It to as Ton wHl
receive absolutely free a test can of CALOX
TOOTH POWDER the powder
more people are tufas every 4a
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McKesson Roebins lac Fairfield Conn
Send me a 10 day trial of CALOX TOOTH POVDS3 at M elpettM at
me I will try it
i
Addrea
en to tin up his fly swatter factory
unless ho agrees to recognize
onlcn members on the street tip
his hat nml stop down off tho
curb Not only will the Wimble
plant strikers be encouraged to
nit down the > will be urged to
remain seated Wimble litis Installed
a short order restaurant
nnd slot machines and booked a
dog and pone show nnd hopes ito
engage Oyps Hose Loo to
entertain the boys In fact ovor >
convenience w ill 1m provided except
weekly pa > chelks In the meantime
Wimble will take a long
anticipated trip around the world
stopping only long enough In
China to lemn the language and
on his latum to the States lead
Ctone With tho Wind
Chancellor Iloibeit S Hadli
In an addrcm lo the students of
Washington Unhorslt St Louis
Mo said
If you could get but one result
out of vour Unlvoislty Course I
would rnthoi you would get a love
for and habit or reading good
books than any other With such
a feeling and habit you will become
educated and cultuied men
and womin and without them
there Is little If anj chance of
your doing so
The tlmo of daj I do not toll
As some do b the clock
Or by the distant chiming bell
Set on some steeple rock
But by tho progress that I see
In what I have to do
Its either done oclock to moOr
only halfpast through
Flynt Plashes
The Plateau Singing Convention
will meet at Flynt next Sunday
the 2Sth We will incite tho other
communities of tho county to help
feed the people Sandwiches Oakland
coffeo were suggested for the
menu Come nnd brine your sandwiches
and cake
Little Dorothy Nell Simmons
underwent an nppendli operation
at the Tulla Hospital last Tuesday
We snuoiLh nor tot nora
s fl niowij
Mi Pete Siiiimoi s is routined
at oiiir with the mumps We
hav < i h iid haw thej ate ser
Ing hi t
Ml Im Is Gnffnid Ins a cis
of ti thnknn pov Doris hurij
up a I got through w ith thorn so
ou i an take something else
Mis aron Clark had as visitors
Sunda her married children with
their children
Th < Fhnt ladies will moot Tuesday
afternoon March 23 to organ
do a ilfmonstration club
Mr and Mrs Will Hoarn has
been having tho mumps
M Wayne Hlllington who has
hoen si > k for si a oral months is
PUBLIO
Texcs now has good state laws for the
regulation in the public interest of
all transportation These laws arc helping
lo stabilize transportation and all
business and industry that has to use
transportation These laws are helping
to reduce the terrible orcident toll on
vour lugliwo s They are helping fo conserve
yo u investment in our h < gi < aj
Reauotion of transportation in the
United Steles has been developed oer a
period of fifty years Reasonabe regulation
is admitted to be both advisable
ond necessary in the public interest
Strict regulation of one form of
transportation and the lessening of
regulation of any other form is unfa rand
un American and can only result
in crippling that part of your transpor
lotion facilities which is handicapped
INTEREST
IE PLAYl
without any resulting benefit to lh
people cf Texas
Texas railroads obey the rules of the
game those imposed by tho agencies
of government and those taken on voluntarily
in the interest of public safety
Texas railroads are spnding this
year large sums of money for new and
nodern equipment locomotives freight
end passenger cars improved ral and
roHbed facilities and arc expediting
freight ond passenger schedules to meet
crowing public demands All of this is
being done in tho interest of improved
service to the public and at the lowest
ratfft in twenty years
All the railroads of Texas arc asking
hayo eyer asked is a FAIR DEAL
In a fair Held
THE TEXAS RAILROADS
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THE TULIA HERALD
Salem Items
Had a small ciowd of US at Sunday
School last Sunda > but we
were glad to linu a nice sired
ciowd out for church scivkes in
the atteinoon as It was Hio Hol
totubs regulai appointmiiil
Mrs L A > anil son Hoi ace
of Happy ate dinner In the home
ot a son and biothoi Mi and Mis
Keith Cox last Sunday and w
weio teal pi mill to see Mis Cox
out at chinch In the alteiuooii
Mi and Mrs It E Liinipktus and
two younger children with J C
and Vesta Amerson onjojed it icnl
ditinei and a nice > islt In the C
H iowe home Sunday
Mr and Mis Duriihain ol Hioad
view Now Mexico ate spending
tho week in the home of hoi
lit other W It Jones
The play given at Salem last
Thursday night b > tho church
people was suiely enjoyed us
they offered good entertainment
Mrs It K Lunipklns and two
children spent Saturday night with
the Lunipklns In the T L D
community also Miss Clarice
Lumpkins of Plain low visited in
tho same home Saturday night and
Sunday
Mr and Mrs Joss Kolle > and
daughter of Plalnvlow also Mis
Joe Nolms visited over the week
ond with Mr and Mrs Hugh
Kolloy of Tulla and Mr and Mrs
H F Kolloy at Union Hill
Mr and Mrs J H Knowles
were in Plninvlew last Saturdav
Mr and Mrs W 1 Lunipklns
and children spoilt Sunday In
Oltoii visiting relatives Morris
Williams a brothet accompanied
them to his home
Mr Hill Ilodgers Ross and
lOorge Newborn of Mlsnp
relatives of the C II I owe tnmllv
slowly improving
Mr and Mrs Sam Joffeison
ml rami wiit to tin Am i
Contest at Love Filday night
There were thlitv four out it
Sumlnv Sidool Sunihy That w i
nme improvement ova I no List
undny when no on cairn i
hi proai In r
DONT SLEEP ON LEFT
SIDE AFFECTS HE K I
If stomach GAS prevontB sleeping
on right side trjv Adlerlka
One dose brlnss out poisons and
tolleves gas pressing on hort so
you sleep soundly all night
Heard Jones In
ClievrolrlH IVrftrlctl H > ilraiilic llrjkfa
iiri unhrlicvalily soft anil eusy to oiirr
nlr nlwuvfl Iquuiliililr nlwajo B fe
mid jo itivc in action
Vrewtiire truled tuliing ami hravily
urinorril piping traiiHrmt lirnking prrs
pure from the master cylinder to the
four vthcel cj limit which exert their
priKsure to expand the two brake
glioes BMiiring perfect riiialization
visited hole last week
Miss Doiotby Ijisli with a glil
friend of Happy spoilt tho wook
mil wlih Mr and Mrs George Uioh
heio
liio Ilolconib aniiouiicoil Sunday
that our revival mooting
would begin hole on Julv the 10th
and continue about 10 days Wo
woie very glad to learn that Din
Hill of Karth will again be with
us this sumnioi He made a host
of tilends dining his stay bore
last summer
Next Sunday mottling Hro Hoi
comb will fill his regulai 4th
Siiniluv appointment hoc
Uc eiijoj i adlng the Imllt
put out b > our Pastoi We ap
pieilate the help from the businessmenOF
cdo
ovlvail
A THRIFTY CHICK
CelOGlass helps keep
chicks alive and healthy
cuts down mortality and
CELOGLASS nikne j helps > ou faie
ticilllo hmky ifiorouj cliickj The > iul
ultraviolet ra > a of the sun burrtdout byorJi
nan Uissntl uitltii cloth curtains pass freely
thrnuKh CelOGlass 1 liese rays promote the
huiMitiK of boric and Ixxly tissue help pre
tent Itcnokressar J ward off dieaseThey
help the clucks blood in manufacture Vitamin
D whrh means faster urowth ano
healthier chicks
Ouarirlrrd for i Itars properly in allen
iieublilifchtin weilu cant liriakliKiKlas
or tear like cloth IIranded for > our protection
B u s ituotr
1P CELOGLASS
THE vIHS CASE WINDOW MATERIAl
Briggs Hardware
i hone lori
Tulia Swisher County Texas
EURTfiSE It in the herald
THE START IS
HALF THE BATTLE
V our baby chicks require just as careful
feeding as infants food that can
be digested easily and is abundant in
all necessary health elements MERIT
STARTING MASH insures rapid growth
and perfect health for your baby chicks
It contains the necessary pulverized nutrients
thoroughly machine mixed exactly
to a scientific formula Make certain of
quick healthy growth for your baby
chicks by feeding MERIT STARTING
MASH Everv sack contains a liberal
amount of COD LIVER OIL
FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY
L ROE HATCHERY
The Tested and Proven Best f Lll
Vitamin Ration for Chicks f <
Baby m
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or its
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is a modern car with
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bruke hIioo linkngo assures n full con
tart of tile brake lining v > ith the ilriiuu
when hrnkrs arc applied
Clicvrolcts couipiiKilo castiron uud
Blccl liraku drums and oncpieco hrnko
shoes viilh large hriiking surface and
weatherproof grilling are oversire
limit for heavy duty uml long life
CIIKVH01KT MOIXIR DIVISION Cmrrul Mmi SJ i Corporation DCTIKHT MICIIICAN
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Engleman, J. S. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 28, No. 12, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 25, 1937, newspaper, March 25, 1937; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth42455/m1/2/: accessed April 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.