Hamburger awarded five hundred sixty nine dollars in suit
In district court last week a jury awarded Mr Hamburger damages of 500 dollars in a suit against G. H. & 8.A. Co. plaintiff seeks 10,000 and plans an appeal. The case arose after he was injured by a falling teduk while passing the depot area. Carothers Brown of Houston represented the plaintiff. Quin & Hoyt, the defendant. Mrs. John Matthews left for Kansas City for treatment and to see a specialist, with her son Verner Matthews accompanying part of the way.
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G. H
Co. broMr
Hamburger
District Court
Bui
Tia
Messrs
Carothers & Brown
Houston
Quin & Hoyo
John Matthews
Kansas City
Mold
Verner
Texas druggist regains health audience notes
A garbled ad recounts Mr. Ed Waller of Walla's Bridge Store Hubbard Texas describing his weight gain from 130 to 159 pounds after using a brewer's yeast product. The piece promotes a ten day treatment for 1 dollar with a money back guarantee and urges readers to obtain Ironined Yeast Company Atlanta Georgia product through Beokwen's Drug Store.
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Bervous
Ed Waller
Walla
Hubbard
Tex
Pat
Waller
Earich
Ironined Yeux Company
Atlanta
California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Baby Bowels
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for babies and children with constipation or stomach troubles. It claims the syrup opens bowels and prevents illness, warns against imitators, and directs asking a druggist for genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions on the bottle.
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California
Powule
Rain and protest mix as flood fear grips the townsfolk
The narrator laments weeks of drought turned to constant rain that soaks the landscape. He vows to write a protest letter to weather makers while detailing disrupted roads fences frogs and alligators in the yard. He warns drivers to stay cautious as storms worsen and safety rules flood his thoughts.
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Dale
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An anonymized, reflective verse traces a shift from idle dreams to hard labor. The speaker abandons escapist fantasies of Amish life and island pleasures to embrace steady work, paying debts, and facing creditors and legal pressures as writs and bailiffs close in.
Threats Directed at Dipping Inspector Meyer
Reconstructed excerpts show two hostile notes received by Inspector Clark Meyer. One letter warned of quitting dipen with threats, the other left in a vat warned not to return. both imply intimidation amid letters from months earlier. The text includes garbled phrases and mentions public figures and complaints.
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Clark Meyer
Mrs T B Green to Join Mr Green at Goose Creek
Mrs T B Green plans to leave tomorrow to join her husband who has worked at Goose Creek for weeks. Friends regret their move but wish them prosperity and health in their new home. Ext at Borgera.
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T. B. Green
Goose Creek
Mr. Green
Borgera
Nervous Woman Recovered With Vegetable Compound
Mrs Mary Honker of 234 Detroit St Indianapolis says a nervous breakdown left her a wreck until taking Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits six bottles with restoring strength, enabling a full family life including three more children, and she recommends the remedy for exhausting conditions of women.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia Pinkham
Mrs
Mary . Honker
Detroit St
Indianpolis
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
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