Huerta A Protégé Of General Diaz
The article traces Victoriano Huerta from an aristocratic upbringing in Chihuahua to a military career under Porfirio Diaz. It covers his topographical work, campaigns against Yaqui and Zapata, command roles in the Madero era, involvement in the 1913 coup, and his failed bid for U.S. recognition as Mexico's president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porfirio
Diaz
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Europe
Huerta
Military Map Commission
Republic
Matanzas
Sonora
Yucatan
Madero
Blanquet
Maderos
Gustavo
Jose Pino Saurez
Saurez
United States
Wilson
Medical Test Every Year for Public Health Duty
Excerpt argues citizens should submit to annual or more frequent medical exams to boost preventive medicine. Notes early disease detection could extend life, reduce suffering, and shift focus from private rights to collective welfare. Includes quotes from Victor Co Vaughan and a magazine essay on youth career preparation and civic contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Co. Vaughan, M
Journal of the American Medical Association
Violinist Chooses E String in Cockney Clerk Swap
A witty exchange features a violinist asking for an E string and a Cockney clerk advising to pick one himself. The clerk quips about distinguishing es from shes, in a playful exchange captured by Puck.
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Puck
Rash spreads rapidly in Granton case
Miss Emma Retzloff reports a rapid rash on her sister’s face that started as pimples and grew into a deep wet eczema. After two months of Cuticura Soap and Ointment use, the condition cleared. The advertisement promotes Cuticura products and a Skin Book from Boston.
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Granton
Wis
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
A Disloyal Parrot Enjoys Royal Laughter
Doorkeeper with two parrots keeps one talkative bird repeating God save the King. The king and queen pause to hear, the parrot cheers with more lines while the silent parrot mutters Silly aes Shut up. King George roars with laughter.
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England
King
King George
Murine Eye Remedy Co. Advertises Watery Eye Drops
An old catalog style notice promotes Murine Eye Remedy products from the Murine Eye Remedy Co based in Chicago. It highlights relief for watery eyes and irritation with a breather line about comfort and a tonic tone.
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Drugg Es
Murine Eye Remedy Co
Chicgy
Primal False Step and Hidden Obstacle in Courtship
A dialogue reveals a man wanting to propose but citing an insuperable barrier. He admits a past flirty lie about earnings twenty one a week instead of fifty, creating the obstacle. The exchange discusses overcoming family or religious hurdles but the speaker cites his own misstep as the real barrier.
Bandits Strike Matanzas Threatened by Surprise Patrol
Zegaza arranged a share of loot with Huerta for information. Ten days later Huerta warned of his absence on Thursday. The bandits rode into Matanzas that Thursday, firing to scare off shoppers, but Huerta's soldiers blocked their rear and front, stopping the raid.
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Zegaza
Huerta
Matanzas
Zegaza's Bandit Retinue Falls After Surrender
After heavy street fighting several of Zegaza's men were killed while the remainder including the bandit chief surrendered. A week later Zegaza was shot in the prison quarter attached to the station. Huerta earned a reputation for active service and in 1901 commanded infantry in the Yaqui campaign.
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Zegaza
Huerta
Carranza presses north as Villa drives gains in Mexico
General Carranza's constitutionalist forces gain traction in the north while Villa repeatedly defeats federal troops. Zapata holds the south until U S forces seize Veracruz after an affront to the flag. Mediation talks by Argentina Brazil and Chile fail to yield a settlement.
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Carranza
Madero
Mexico
Villa
Zapata
Huerta
United States
Vera Cruz
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Have Faith in Carbajal
Mexico City describes Francisco Carbajal a 44 year old Campeche native and lawyer with a long judiciary career. He served as senator, chief justice of the supreme court, and as minister of foreign relations under Huerta. Known for intellect, restraint, probity, independence, neat appearance, and independent means. He is a man of family.
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Mexico City
Francisco Carbajal
Campeche
Madero
Supreme Court
Senor Carbajal
The Kitchen Reflects on Unity and Forgiveness
A reflective piece urges readers to elevate mindset beyond slights and insults, to cherish harmony, and to admit into hearts no hatred. The editorial advocates mercy, restraint, and communal peace as essential values for a better society.
Leftover Makeovers For Fish and Rice Pilau Dishes
A guide to repurposing leftovers from fish and other cold dishes. It details a fish souffle recipe using cooled meat, yolks, and whites, then suggests a rice pilau with onion butter diced meat tomato and boiling water simmered until tender.
Man Who Man Would Be Must Rule I The Empire Of Himself
A terse aphorism attributed to Shelley on self mastery and the idea that true culture rests in spoken restraint. The quote presents a philosophy of inner sovereignty and disciplined speech.
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Shelley
More Good Things To Try With Berries And Desserts
A collection of berry and fruit dessert recipes including Strawberry Froat with whipped cream and meringue, Orange Sherbet notes for freezing, a two step sugar syrup method, Date Salad with bananas and nuts, Maple Fudge with mixed sugars and butter, and Nut and Cream Cheese Salad formed into pecan topped balls on lettuce with French dressing.
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Coca-Cola Co
Artanta
General Diaz
Mexican Republic
Chiguahua
Huertas
Chapultepec
Moithey
Lundred
Aine and Neutenant
Fiores Zegaza
Zegoza
Zegara
Guerrero
Morelos
Orozco
Bachimba
Felix Diaz
National Magazine
Luke Doan
Boan
Iowa
M. Clinker
N. State St
Tama
Doan
Poster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Bsorbine
Absorbine, JR
W.F. Young
Temple
Springfield
Mass
Cuttt
Cutter's
Gutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
Chicago
Carbajal
Fiverta
Myrtle Reed
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