The Nocona News. (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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OCTOBER 27TH, 1922.
THE NOCONA NEWS, FRIDAY.
WE ALL SHOULD
Clara Kimba1
LIVE 200 YEARS
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Just Question of Correct Ratio
Between Food, Rest and Ex-
ercise, Says A. W. Lawson,
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Pole ■ first were called into tin
Sang and Danced When
His Mother-in-Law Died
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French Scientists Tackle Problem of
Walnut Branch That Jumps Sev-
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One ('lumbers over my machine;
one asks for lie’” with “numbers”;
one for my pencil makes demand;
one my tired knee encumbers.
“A dozen eggs co ’ forty cents,
'Alim will thre • dozen cost?”
And by the time I ■ nrk il out
My thread of thought Is lost.
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you want a job.
you want to hire somebody.
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• -Appearir-j Consignment Fi'crn
:r. any Reveals Operations cf
Narcotic F'..;g.
• 'lee Hi. Irish word for river is Am-
ludn, tin two words became, on Eng-
lish tongues, Ann i Liffey,
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BUNCH of four—four happy kid-.
Chock full •■:' fun and pleasure.
All four a mighty big expense.
But ev'ry one n treasure.
And when I wan* it quiet likr
So I can do m; writing.
The noise that bunch begins to tntika
Sounds like two armies fighting.
Unlike imitations, Kellogg’s are never tough or leathery
or hard to eat! Each heaping spoonful of Kellogg’s is
I U. S. NEED FEAR NO ENEMY
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WRITING IT AT HOME
and /adv Jeicel A
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ow much
linlnrrv whlrW i« called
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TyHOM the inscriptions discovered on
the walls of ancient temples it la
apparent that, as far back as ."VsJO
B. C., the Egyptian women used a
band with streamers to fasten their
hair, tying this in a bow at the back
or side. This style was retained by
many people, through ninny centuries,
and in the Fourteenth century it was
used as a “fillet’'—merely a straight
band without streamers, which held
the luiir away from the forehead amt
the eyes.
It was this fillet. Itself an echo of
the fashions of thousands of years
ago, which gave rise to the stream
ered headdresses which were so much
In vogue during the reign of James 1.
when, we are told, •'Endymion Porter
wore his wife's diamond necklace on
his hat during a tour In Spain, hut It
appeared like paste beside the gor-
geousness of tile duke of Bm kinglilim,
who wore tlie ‘Mirror of France' (ll.e
finest diamond in England) with .i
little hlnek feather on the side of Ida
hat." This passion for expenahn
headgear passed with the waning »f
the styles of bright colors hi men's
clothing—but the hatband was
tained because of Its decorative qual-
ity and because men have become ac-
customed, through thousands of jeu
to seeing It worn in one f<-> • •'
another.
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Fac!- cfit yaar noma; ^3 h'ttory; i‘**
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Former Flyer, Now a Scientist, As-
•cals That Nc Medicine fr New
Glands Are deeded — Jest
Find P'oee’ Balance.
CO&N FLAKES
Abo makers of KELLOGG’S KRUMBLES and KELLOGG’S BRAN, cooked ard krur?Ued
JUMPING STICK” IS PUZZLE
clently to warm ami ' beer the hearts
of others, lost on the way and too
:ne sticky bund is reaching out
To grasp n>y thinning locks.
One piercing voice makes loud demand
For help with building blocks.
‘My pencil's broke: please sharpen it
So I can write the rest—”
And then the thoughts I've garnered Ln j nliii,imilafi0n connecter
Are all knocked gully west. | nienls.
A 1 rig pr.per mi the irehltsit is nott
belli’..' i.r ;.:'red am’ -ill be icail ' efore
the Aimh'iuy of Science-. Th- otilv
e :pl:m.it!o‘i of the “.im.qi i.g stick" so
,;>r rd umed is th,it it is a phenoine
mm of ti; .ini' v'i i.r of elasticity.
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you want to sell something,
you want to buy something,
you want to rent your house,
you want to sell your house,
you want to sell your farm.
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Her husbnnd’s exhibition of
rejoicing by playing Jazz rec
or,is. singing and dancing on re-
eh Ing word from Cleveland. O.
that his mother-in-law was dead,
.vns one of the allegations of
cruelty offered by Mrs. Malcolm
McGowan of New York city In
her suit for seimmtlon. Other
clmrges referred to frequent
boating* and the many low
notes that her husband wns in
the hnbit of receiving. The court
granted $.r* a week and SIM
counsel feee.
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ure, without lo< ■ or the rent en.ise.
iltit TI coming originally from
the same source, Anna and Anne
’ are very ditTer-r.t names. To call i
.1 middle-ngcd man. lire sed ,r girl beur.ng the pretty appellative de-
I rived from the Hebrew <
! Anna or Anne indiscriminately is a
They are separate names
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l.fKit) Pound Anima: Visits Farm
New Hampshire and Feeds
Ash: und other fi.r-
levc I imminent fin .
iiliil'-' of me.rphlre. .
run an high ns :
it: 5M bnles of !>’
-ived fro;: <.erimil.v b.. :!..
ivliead Paper I i.m;:. ,i;> lr r> tl '
i day. Only 11 fe ■ >l f| bnles
Fa- East Must Join Church.
Vhtdi. ostok, Siberia.—General Died-
richs, dictator of the Prlmoria. has Is-
sued i decree declaring that nil resi-
dents id the Far East must be mem-
bers of the church, hoping by thia
•Heun: to counteract the growing in-
fluence of Bolshevism and Commun-
ism. Another decree abolishes rap-
ital punishment.
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Ills lll'l lu-
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life to
They ripped a few open, am’ ' the rive- Niiinieius. wife
:■ presiding deity.
The Irish hnve n similar legend to ,
account for their Anna; the il.uighter |
of the chief of the Firbolg race J
lirownei herself in the river l.ife. und j
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Want tc . e 2CC years? t
Here’s how yea can de it.
Tokyo.’—AtwurlWor girl sttl
will shortly be started in the Tokyo
Academy of Fine Arts at Uyeno. A
plun is under consideration by the
government for the establishment of
a girls' school of fine arts. Mrs.
Yosatm. Japanese poetess, opened last
•.(•in n private institution devoted to
the artistic training of girls. Promi-
nent writers and painters form the
teaching staff.
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THE RESULTS WILL PLEASE YOU
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narcotic ri
I ii’i ul States wit!: i:;cms di -t rihuti i' I‘>
lagliotlt Europe
| . ,i. ’ mutries is b<
| I he result of the ti
the - due of which may
<;(»•». seircted
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i.' o u dele m'mea
| Put when, ar last the snndtmin comes
And nil four liule heads
Are resting « n the pillows white
Of two soft, downy beds; .
And nil is quiet 'round the house
Where once the noise did ring.
I I start to write—ami then can't think
I Of a dodgnsted thing!
ll'onvri :M he _";Il M. Maupin.)
quality, their appetizing appeal, their wonder-crispness I
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Each heaping spoonful of Kellogg’s is
even more joyous than the last—there
is no end to the happiness that is yours
eating Kellogg’s Corn Flakes!
ASK FOR KELLOGG’S! Be sure
that you get Kellogg’s—the delicious
Corn Flakes in the RED and GREEN
package that bears the signature of
W. K. Kellogg, the originator of
Toasted Corn Flakes. NONE ARE
GENUINE WITHOUT IT!
Thus
Anna became n popular mime among
Greek damsels, and a daughter of Em-
peror Basil married Vladimir, grand
| prince of Muscovy. Another famous
j bearer of the name was Anna d'Este
I of Italy, who brought her title to the
House of Guise.
Like Anne, the lalisnianic gem of
Anna is the pearl. It promises her
good fortune, many friends, and ex-
treme affability. Wednesday is her
lucky day and 5 her lucky number.
t<t) by the WliesUr Syndicate. Inc.)
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A GKEA'i many '.m liai liable, crltl-
<ul people rm >|o ii the unfor
tumite man or v. ■ . in. standing on
tlie brink of l.s our gement and fail-
s_ 666
Cures Malaria,- Chills/Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Fever, Bilious Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. It kills
Colds and LaGrippe. the germs.
•’ begins to
•.' One's • eart. kid-
mid tnnst work
In unison, and it • n ti - nlson that
healH I1- found
-There are ’! v; ' ‘ to bring
ahoul perfect in,n—se. pour-
tahmotii and rm.' . be )■• "e't bnlnnc*
hrtw 'on those three «
•‘I'Jdlsoti sayt I* si»«'i •
hom s If this is sc h«
U,'ni»l'.e up for his few !••
Uno must learn mnc’ -
sleep ”i d rest one
•‘l ieict-'e nisi
necoiithig to tlu i
“Nourishment m nt» r< A
britiglng Into your
jmt.i system requi
labim-nI must balro • t' •
eno ita) one tai'- more
must take more .< ' ai
t* offset It. One urns’
li4e«c synchronize ’hew
“No one can ten ■ n.i I .
Ivory one must
pfeysklnn. “
Btehl tl ttkes timi
Um* |K*fect balance.
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One sullen-faced man in an office '
will sometimes spoil the day for the ;
entire working force. i jkjkrA
One croaker on board a ship in a
storm may send the whole passenger :
list into something very like a panic. —
Nobody loves a gloomy man, but ev-
erybody listens to him, and looks at
him.
Tlie prophet of evil is never without
an audience.
Poe, in his remarkable poem shows
how the raven, by croaking the word
“Nevermore" was able to drive a luck-
less poet almost to the verge of insan-
ity.
Continual gloom is not good for the
soul, any more than continual shadow
would be good for the green and blo»-
somlng things upon the surface of the
earth.
We all need sunshipe, and a great
deal of it.
It is not necessary to go about con-
tinually telling people how happy we
are, like Pollyanna, but we can at
least keep our troubles to ourself, and
not look as if we were limping along
toward the grave or the gallows.
The gloomy man or woman in a
home destroys the happiness of an en-
tire family, and usually drives the chil-
dren out on the streets, where at least
there is air and sunshine, and maybe
now end then a hurdy gurdy.
The reason the Jaxx Is papular, that
the comic supplement sells by tin* mil-
lion copies, and fhat the comedian gets
n thousand dollars a week, is because
we will do anything to get rid of gloom.
It is a burden on life, a menace to
human happiness. If yon are a gloom
addict, change your mode of thought.
You are as much of n menace to the
coniinunlty In which you move as was
•"Typhoid Mary” to hers.
(Copyright, by the Bel) SyaUFMK Imd
will liiimn of tlie Ai rovTiviul plant un<<
1111(1 •(! film $NM» to loud II of the 551 | gross error.
and should not be used Interchangeably, proud or weak to call for help.
Anna was first I r.nwii as the IColliaa <©• 1,M' MectureJNewapaper Syndicate.)
She was
later with Anne, (lie com-
Ister of Dido, whose tragic
recorded by Virgil n
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of.' rating in tin
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Clara Kimball Young, the *mcv.e”
ihe lUocroscope • ninrnt visualize. War. a native of Chicago, whe-e at
during his visit In Wash-I St. Xavier’* academy she received be-
lli visit the M'cretary of wur education. At the age of three -c.- he-
. .fun him plans to render this 0s’1 h«r »tage career, which hjs since
unpregmi’ le in ovent of a ts,"n her t0 vaudeville, stock mJ t e
“legit'm.ite.' Her motion p c’. ire v;or\
has included many notable wse.’ o o-
duction:. Miss Young is five feet ;
inches high, i ___ _ _
has dark hair and dark eyes
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“What’s m a Ihmerl
Ey M’LDPED MARSHALL
TTi VEN though vve are reasonably
sure that the sun is still in the
sky. a cloudy (luy depresses us. Most
of us suffer from a feeling of forebod-
ing even on a clear day, when a "jloud
comes between us and tha distant fire ;
flint lights and warms the world.
We are similarly sensitive to all the
little troubles of our lives—to anything
that disturbs mtr regularly ordered ex-
istence.
A temporary illness—a suspicion that
there are some kind of business break-
ers ahead—these things plunge us In-
to gloom.
And we. in our turn, pass the gloom
along. For our triends seeing the
black and foreboding faces that we i
wear, grow gloomy, too.
Paris.—Tlie latest natural phenome-
non to lie brought to the attention of
tin Academy of Sciences Is a "jumping
stick” from I’ara. The animaW' bi*
of wood :s ti dead brunch of a walnut
tree, and from its unties it would
seem to ho a relative of the Mexican ‘
jumping bean.
Ti e "jm niing stick” was observed
in mi' cor t of n public school in a
villi’c.' n ar N'antos. where it attracted
tii ' attention m' all the stmknts and
faculty, un■! for an hour kept them f
amii'cd '.vi'h Is acrobatics. Tlie
branch, v ib b is a metre long ai.d bait
an ii'i'li ik. suddenly moved across
i the court ss if canaeit by the wiml.
. though un a. breath of nir was stirring,
i Then if 'nine to a s”dden halt and’
leaped -o'»":d f-ei in rite air. Again
' it Ui ’cd •:! t.T die leaped lute
tin- ;. mid miiiviied hi another dlrec-
• ri'si Wk 'ti. finally, after an hour’s
vi.or'itis mid eccemr'e exercise, it
came to rr-. r it was :Jt feet from !t»
sturtim.' point.
Ob servers ('aief.tilv examined the
branch but found no trace of exterlm
i'h ns more
ibivibl i'e regulated
ndividttnl.
a matter of
«'Ste "> -' St which
his tiour-
.'.-ei-e. If
• rlsliaient
'e; -r> to n!>so-
t''i‘»e.
v i|o this,
tnm *o be his own
You miimit lei—■ thl* over
an<1 ‘‘m y tn learn
But wo nil can
irera ft. and It l‘ '"’rth le> rata'.’, for
It brings health, bar plr.»~« . nd n lonp
ntr 'Ulis synchronizing I* really noth
inr O-M ill* balams mtween the powei
•, re-vsiirc and picer of ■ a. tlon. And
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, lady’s name.
"• | Then was also ti St. Anna in By-
1 ■ zantimn for whom the Emperor Jus-
i tlnian built a church in 55‘t.
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rest 'Ibis
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considerable '
' A | xougei plane, declares that lie has dis |
•' i <>i to ice (.,,vei,,(1 the “key to perpetual law" j
! tiiid that, by undet standing this low, i
one tun i race the movement of every-i i
thing m rhe universe, from tlie great j
mass formations beyond the reach of
fbe lelesciqH. to minute moving parti-
cles !...___
Mr. 1.1wsou,
inj.lon.
f.
count i y
li >. i • invasion.
It may !> • ill la- f!i. it muy be shock
from tile loss of a loved one, it may
be misfortune, h !d<di in spite of ut-
most vigilance <oi..»s to ull of us; or
it may lie inaptitud" or inaliility, but
whatever the cause, let us be patient
und considerate before we launch
austere criticism and tlirow up our
hands in condemnation.
If our hearts are right, and It is
assumed they are, let us in a humane
spirit seek to remove the ashes from
the live coals beneqth, and fan them
into a hopeful blaze.
Whatever may lie the prevailing
opinion for or aga'nst such a proced-
ure, this is the noble way, almost cer-
tain to give encouragement to the dis-
heartened and lift them up in a new
world where Htipe lives eternally and
Truth and Mercy -ndle kindly, even
when tlie storms beat hardest and tlie
days tire darkest.
If we will loo'- deeply into de-
spairing hearts we will find that un-
der tlie ushes or ■ rrow there are
always con's of living tire, which
nd unseifi-h lielp-
s glorious flame,
of the most dis-
tt.'d sinners there
Mirtal spark of
tiii' on somewhere
ering gray ashes.
«nd
mwi, y»u unit —
tomtthing fine whan
Willie Janes eats a
whole great big bo* -
of Kellogg'* Corn
flukes because that's I
the only kind he will / JM N.
.at a whole bo* oil"
joyous treat
to sit down to* 4
a bowl of
Kelloggs Com Flakes
You’ll agree that you never ate such delicious, such
satisfying cereal as Kellogg’s Corn Flakes! Those big,
sunny-brown “sweet-hearts-of-the-corn” are so fasci-
nating in flavor and so crispy and crunchy that you don’t
wonder the children are thrilled to eat them!
1 inti of rags onto a truck. Th'
v,,t Inn >n called the police Insii nil.
Tin. stranger was urn' tod. but cd
iii<il such a plausible story that he
was permitted to go to a hotel for flu
of
kindness, s;. mpat!:
fulness cun fan intc
Eten in the soul*
reputabie mid lutr
1 Is eve.- burning an
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weighs 135 tyaands <mc’ , bcneiilli the ■.!:'!
i waiting to lie re■ • ■
.And In apire of
’.vorhl. In spite ot
n spite of bert’tiv" r n
riches, or pomp, pt .1!
spark survives all tli-
existence, down t< i
when life Itself dosne
and goes out. done 'Ttli Its temporal I
house of day.
Tlie question may li en come to ns ' £
ns to whether we have played our
part as becomes trv men and women i
am! likewise wlttdhe- the spark in our
own souls Ims not been hidden by
: the ashes which we, through neglect
of oilier^, have pert: itted to cover and
darken It.'
it is so easy for sympathies and love
to go blind from disuse that unless
_______ we keep them eve- burning In our
('haanneb. I own hearts they will never blaze sufii-
Now York.—!■ « > nt r. end woman
siMMild live at !•; st jimi years if lliey
•as r olve the d ■*'■1 r; : o
1‘jMii ishinent, extc »• m
it the belief o’ Alfred
who heretofore .- wot
recognition in ft •
end now turns
and long life.
•JY*' law of j » n< ■ rnnl' y. according
M>. I.nvvson. - r ( ’ ii ’ end navlgirt- ;
ed a 2('rpnsseiu' from Mil-
wacikoc to Nev . ; : return. Is
the key to peii < id n element, not
perpetual motion In imium tin-
dei'f-lending of ' ” " Everything
ta Ibo univers' ....... (cording to
timi law, says ." n. no matter
wlicllici it is f. . a rr sclc oi the
ooiai sy dem at <
the life of mu'
Mi 1.1 ».. hi ■
that I 'V for !H
riaci.ll,> he iui- ‘
sppli-<1 b> my a
nt di. ( I det (in.. ‘
CWuisc Hie ten’
Cjan.v ifmes ov.
wlitt coc’iiintlly
ty yon i s can h
Musi two lim dr' .
To .'•(con.pli
rionl.Cy ghif.ds 1
needl'd, accordim ’! awson It
ta v<P ir. eac* n * underst ■ id
Hie I).dural lav i' its him <«>
lice m>(l vuove 'to him telf
Explair,t - Thcery. , olhci day. Only i. fe .
; Hvvs hi OS- , n >' ' l’e"tl opened, but ulreinl.v boxes
| cl imi-phine worth Sfl.tiOO have been
: -cs pet per-1
Every - :
is n ; |>ei pet uni ■
This peipefunl i
aiovomcnt is through the abil.
iiy of one stibsti n-‘ of n
pcr.cd rating ain’t! ">
great ci density
“We have light, a le»*T density,
rnicii penetrate air: wdlch
trales water, le's easily, and
irrJcv. iJeel not at nil.
there are some siibslances v hidi penis-
trato end some which do rot, A blind
pen ci rales the ait when waved Thia
pencliaiion causes displacement and it
rtuws two factors, namely auction
and pressure.
-Wow, the cmtii is formed by suc-
tion and pressure, »s wed :.s (he aobtf
ayslcm: When we til! our lungs »r«
Mick In air. When we exhale we press
!i out The heart works -xactly tha
same way as the lungs, a though thn
atithr.i Illes will ti l.< isso< 'ith me
tlds slatement. '1 • heart presses ini
blood out through the arteries mkl
suckf. II back, ipt: h .S « piinqil
through the veins. 1
“We are built nr b? me suctioM
movement. We are torn down by tlfl
pressure movement. As eny as we c.M
keep building up the Miction movB
meid, as fast as Hie pressure movB
men! breaks down, we de not age fl
About th* Bai«.nte. ■
“Now there is a ertnln t'alanco,^B
meillvm. It is ti'.s bn > < whlclfl
to-rin Tost pause.’ which 1 have l>^fl
working on for th*’ last 10 years
have I’dily come to res :c that k |^fl
son . .’o stay at n ' mati mid 1^^
m.oic or less InC'finitely it he only
keeps or retain’ this bn'mi e or ‘lost
pause' If you "on keep jeurself at
tlial point vvb'i' suc-i/m balances
pressure you tun live ' r.ger. how
much longer 1 nm nc prepared to
Male, because ’hr**, naturally,
• Ith individual’
“Wl.en one otp: - dees o. ’ synchro-
nise vd(h other o’gres
lose IJ A ‘lost pni.“
Heys, liver, lung*
gmldcsi of the circling year
: •i.nftise., later with
. pan Ion
night, after depositing tiail in Hie I'. rm | cm! is iceoi'deil by Virgil n rl.e I
oi a watch appraised at $500, a di: ! “Aeneii, Accord ng I" Rom in tradl-
moml ring und other jewelry. He di- . ti'>’ A tie pmsiiid ti.c l.iitl.Ie. s j
i.ppcmed and the police discovered ‘1 | Aeneas to Hilly, lifter Hie suicide of
bnles w-e marked differently than th- Dido, and there drowned tier elf in
olheis They ripp d a few open, am the riw N'umii iiis. vvlici ■ sh ■ became
Imixc). of morphine were disclosed co,
ecu lo t in tlie rags.
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The Nocona News. (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1922, newspaper, October 27, 1922; Nocona, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1372636/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friends of the Nocona Public Library.