Notice and summons in land suit in Comanche County 1915
Public notice commands sheriff to summon William Swan Jacob Schenck W Black John Adriance W J Cannon Henry C Wilcox and unknown heirs to appear in Comanche County District Court on the third Monday in October 1915 to answer a trespass to try title suit over 640 acres on Little Mountain Creek. Plaintiffs M E Jack and I A Jack seek quiet title possession damages and costs. Also included is bankruptcy discharge petition for Henry Hoxie Ladd with filing dates and opposition deadline September 27 1915.
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52Nd Judicial District
Comanche County
Comanche
M. BE. Jack
I. A. Jack
William Swan
Jacob Schenck
W., Black
John Adriance
W. J. Cannon
Henry C. Wilcox
Towit
Little Mountain Creek
Texas
S. E
F. B. Gentry
N. FE
LG Mkd
S. P.O
S. FE. Cor
Ss. W. Cor
N. W
Burrell Taylor
T. J. Helmsley
State of
W. D. Carroll
State of Texas
Verna Ek
W. St. Ek
Coryell County
Disease Mystery Solved by Leiper in Egypt
Lieutenant Colonel Leiper of the London School of Tropical Medicine reports a breakthrough on bilharziosis from Egypt to the Royal Society of Medicine. He traces the parasite from worm in the human body to eggs in water canals and mollusks, noting transmission through skin contact during bathing. He suggests exterminating pools in the dry season to curb the disease.
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London
Leiper
London School of Tropical Medicine
Egypt
Bilharziosis
Royal Society of Medicine
Nile Delta
B. C
Orphan Boy Wins Big Bethlehem Stock Prize
At an Allegheny county orphan picnic in Kennywood Ambridge Pennsylvania a 10 cent ticket for ten Bethlehem Steel shares was bought in the name of two year old Thomas McCroy by his father James McCroy. The stock certificate later sold in Pittsburgh for 3100 dollars and the proceeds were placed on interest in the boy's name.
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Ambridge
Allegheny County
Kennywood
Bethlehem Steel Company
Thomas McCroy
James McCroy
Grant
James Mulvihill
Pittsburgh
Bethlefora
John L Sullivan Turns Temperance Reformer On Stage
In Asbury Park New Jersey John L Sullivan formerly famed as a heavyweight fighter spoke as a temperance lecturer. He urged young men to avoid liquor citing his own battles with booze and his career highs noting how sobriety protected his strength and success.
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Asbury Park
N. J
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
John L
Herbine Claims Quick Cure for Biliousness and Malaria
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a medicine curing biliousness malaria and constipation. The first dose allegedly relieves symptoms and continued doses complete the cure with a price of 50e and seller 8S. P. Smyth.
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P. Synith
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Take Malaria Fight
Old standard Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promotes quinine and iron as a tasteless formula. The ad claims quinine drives out malaria and the tonic builds up the system. Price listed as 50 cents.
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GROVE
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