Tanlac Boosts Woman From 76 to Over 100 Pounds
Miss LaRue Davis of Chattanooga Tennessee says she weighed 76 pounds before taking Tanlac and now weighs over 100 with a growing appetite and better complexion. She bought the medicine in Gas City Indiana and credits Tanlac with improving her stomach trouble and rheumatism. She calls it the only medicine that helped.
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LaRue Davis
Chattanooga
Gas City
Ind
Within the Law by Bayard Veiller A tale of wage justice
Mary Turner a poor, capable girl is wrongfully jailed for theft and, after release, seeks fair wages for working girls. She plots revenge with trusted allies, using lawful means to dethrone an employer while a romance with his son complicates the justice tale. The real thief is later exposed. Also notes Oy Tanlae medicine sales.
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Bayard Veiller
Mary Turner
Mary
Underworld
Edward Gilder
Boosting Prices for Cotton Seed in Texas Counties
Dallas reports Montague County farmers seek a Farm Bureau to raise cottonseed prices from 20 to 35 40 per ton. Texas Farm Bureau Federation official W F Craddock secured offers of 33 a ton for Foard County and 6 to 9 extra per ton overall, with potential for hundreds of dollars more for farmers this year through his office.
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Dallas
Texas
Montague County
Farm Bureau
W. F. Craddock
Marketing Department
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Texas Farm Bureau
Mr. Craddock
Houston
Armenian student Aram Grigorian enrolls at University of Texas
An Armenian immigrant named Aram Grigorian, a five month in United States graduate of the Society of United Armenians Van, enrolls at the University of Texas this fall. He will live with Austin resident Mrs. Muckleroy and work to help cover expenses as he adjusts to American university life.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
United States
Aram Grigorian
Society of United Armenians
Van
America
Vermont
Texas Institution
M. Muckleroy
Grigorian
Houston Fair to Surpass All Previous Efforts
Houston Fair and Exposition in Houston Texas runs November 5 to 18 with 11 new buildings, 100000 feet of wiring, and a fireproof 200-car automobile hall. The International and Great Northern Railroad builds a direct switch to the grounds to speed livestock and machinery shipments. Racing offers 6000 dollar purses and 150 horses. Armistice Day and school children events populate the program along with Arabian Nights episodes and a large parade.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Fair and Exposition
International and Great Northern Railroad
American Legion
Charles J Kirk
Maggie
J. Sanders Gordon
W. J Shotwell
Rice Institute
Southwestern University
Rice
Texas Dry Goods Association
Knights of the Grip
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Eula Burnett
Dalton
Cardus
Mrs. Burnett
Richard Henke
Henke Bros
Cain
Str
Fredericksburg, Tex
W. A. Mosel
Morris Ranch, Texas
Texas Star Mills
Anita
R. M. Lewis
Louis Kott & Co
W. H
Klaerner
H. C. Maier
OY Tanlae
Frank Hanisch
Armenia
P. W. Lemons
Fiedler & Weiss
L. E. Hirsch
Kleck Bldg
Houston Fair
Kiwanis
Rotary
Civitan
Ad Clubs
Otto Schneider
Peter Schneider
Schneider Produce CO
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Citizens Bank
Fredericksburg, Texas
Oscar Krauskopf
Vander Stucken
Vvice-Pres WM
Bierschwale
The
Secor Sanitarium-Hospital
Kerrville-on-the-Guadalupe