PERSONAL notices from Atberton and traveling guests
A long list of social visitors and residents in Atberton includes I Peddicord from here, RW Davis returning from San Antonio, Roy Bast and Roscoe Roper from Hebbronville, J G Searle from El Paso, Fred W Prowit of Brownsville, Condren back from San Antonio, Frank Barthelow returning from Jackson Louisiana, S W DeWott of the Texas Mexican Ry back from San Antonio, and Mr and Mrs Rh Morrison of St Louis among others visiting the Hamilton. Also noted are trips to Corpus Christi for new stock, cattle shipments from Puig to Fort Worth, and a two month leave of Lt. BulI Bein, plus numerous other names and locations across Texas and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atberton
RW. Davis
San Antonio
Roy Bast
Roscoe Roper
Hebbronville
J. G. Searle
el Paso
Hamilton
Fred W. ‘Prowit
Brownsville
Hamilton Doe Condren
San
Antonio
Rh. W. Morrison
St. Louis
Hamilton, Mt
Morrison
Laredo
LtBulle Bein
Ohio
Vo. Puig
Antonio Gonzalez
Fort Worth
Dallas
Puig
Bender
Herbert Wallace
W. J. Darley
A. B. Connor
Sian Antonio
Hee. Doody
James Fellow
Galveston
T. Pittman
Houston
Farrell
G. Doughlas
J. HW. Midridge
Dallas Voss
H. Glens
S. Akers
New York
JF. & Vaden
Noel
Jol Shirley
Dp Thompson
C. Butler
H. T. Allen
Jas Vegas
Hampton
T. G. Searle
Chas FP. Hansen
Geo. Criminaham
Hrown
Honaton
Gerds San Atuoti Bey Williams
Cleveland
A . Renwiits
J. Deuingss
Ce N Smith
Fred W. Truwit
I. S. Mills
RB. Brady
M. M. Myersey
Otis Peaslee
Jo & Chesney
Robstown
Ton Miheridge
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism and other aches. It claims easy penetration without rubbing, reducing sore ness and drawing out pain, with quick relief for colds, swollen joints, lumbago, sciatica, and similar ailments. The ad urges a 25 cent bottle and money back satisfaction.
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Sloan's
Sloan'’s
Prominent Tuberculosis Claim Seeks Patented Remedy
An old medical advertorial discusses Pneumonitis and tuberculosis treatments, praising a Dr Whitt and a product by Peckman Laboratories. It claims fresh air, regular exercise, and a specific remedy can restore health, mentioning a patient treated in 1906 1907 in Port Worth Texas and Colorado. It promotes an alternative medicine described as non habit forming and non harmful, urging readers to buy four books from the sponsor.
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Sultfere
Hekman
Port Worth
Texas
Ts Its
Colorado
Mys Phystetan
Lees
Pehman
Ickman
Philadelphia
Immortal Soul Question Frames Evangelist Aftermath
A Kansas City Star editorial and Em poria Gazette column reflect on a recent political upheaval as an evangelist and her follower Mandy discuss faith and judgment. A mother asks about Miss Nelly's words and a daughter replies with a casual, flippant remark about care or not.
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Emporia Gazette
Lord's Vineyard
Kansas City Star
Mandy
Nelly
A Home Lesson In Everyday English
A dialogue from Veveland Plains Dealer mimics a lesson in language with garbled speech about a phrase and its meaning. The exchange centers on the term “bush fighter” and its supposed meaning, highlighting misunderstandings in everyday speech.
Labor notes and court ruling recapped in brief
Notes from the labor world report progress in arbitration at Wilkesbarre. Massachusetts insurers paid nearly 2.3 million dollars in industrial accident claims last year. Non fatal accidents totaled 94 083 and 608 deaths. Convict labor reforms in Missouri are debated. Supreme Court decision on coercion by employers marks a major shift for organized workers and employer interests.
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Massachusetts
Supreme Court
States
Porto Rico
The Doubles of Roosevelt in a Morning Encounter
A middle aged man at the Outlook office boasts he is Roosevelt doubles, shaves near him each night, and the colonel replies with a wry smile noting the resemblance and the odd habit of shaving beside him. The exchange highlights Roosevelt’s famed dentally noted smile and public persona.
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Roosvelt
Outlook Office
Surprise meeting on mining reform hope in labor talks
In labor circles a sincere meeting between a Rockefeller heir and miners' representatives is seen as laying groundwork for better mining conditions and broader industrial harmony. A builder jokes about walking with an arm raised to carry a weight as two workers mimic the pose, humorously noting they left the ladder behind.
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Rockefeller
Limited Dissipation in a Colloquial Quiz
A Comical Collier's Weekly quip about a small man facing a life insurance exam. The physician probes for dissipating habits while the man confesses to the occasional gum chewing, illustrating a light anecdote on self control and health in a dated tone.
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Collier's Weekly
First moving pictures shown in 1870 Philadelphia
Philadelphia February 5 marks the 45th anniversary of the first moving pictures shown at the Academy of Music. Henry Heyl demonstrated a phasmatrope wheel, producing a dancing figure on a screen, proving that pictures could move. The piece notes early tech limits and the later growth of cinema, plus a 1912 U.S. government antitrust action and a consumer testimonial about Chamberlain's tablets.
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Philadelphia
Academy of Music
Henry Ro Heyl
Heyl
Uni
Court Chief Justice Doherty Relives Ireland Visit Tale
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph recounts Chief Justice Doherty recalling a trip to an Irish country house. A host sent a car to the railway station, but the horse grew restless and toppled the vehicle into a ditch. The judge asked how long the horse had been harnessed, and the driver replied half an hour, noting the master promised to buy the horse if they were safe.
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Doherty
Ireland
Pittsburg
Sur
Right on the Job Zealous Sentry Refuses Without Password
In a London Tatler vignette Major Jones is challenged by a sentry who demands the password. The guard tent insistence escalates as the officer admits forgetfulness and the sentry is urged to shoot.
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Major Jones
Bill
London Tatler
Dangers of a Cold Remedy Preview
The notice extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best way to quickly end a cold. It claims colds lead to serious diseases and praises the product for loosening a cold aiding lung relief and aiding expectoration. Available for sale by all dealers.
Rockefeller Million for Cattle Diseases
Trenton reports Rockefeller Foundation proposes a 1 million dollar animal research bureau in New Jersey to tackle hog cholera and hoof and mouth disease. A bill to authorize the bureau awaits the legislature, with past vetoes cited. Officials expect the bureau to operate by 1916 under the State Board of Health.
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Trenton
No 1
Rockefeller Foundation
New Jersey
Pielder
Rockefeller Research Bureau
State Board of Health
President Wilson Defends Immigration Bill Argument
President Wilson asserts labor men who backed the immigration bill he vetoed will grasp the broader point of his opposition, stressing the larger aspect of his argument beyond the specific measure.
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Wilson
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I. Peddicord Is
Atorie
Frank Barthelow
Jackson
Louisiana
S. W. DeWott
Texas Mexican Ry
Fearne
Ah Dean Caret
Veveland Plains
Nat
THE
Labor World
Wilkesbarre
Tion
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Mercy
James Sa Myers
Topeka
Capital
Missouri
Colonel Roosevelt
F.f.calley Co., Ltd
Buffal , Hamilton
Lene Light
United States
Moving Picture Trust
Edward H. Grosvenor
United States District Court
General Film Company
Lewis Schwab
Reuben ©. Moon
Trust
K F. Erwin
Penn
Ind
Chamberlain
All
J. Maxey Pace
Tel
Re Baris
Convent Avenue
Jersey
Heare
Matamoros Street
Santa Maria 1
Santa Maria
Edison Phonograph
Santa Maria Avenue
Rosario Street
Heights
Neuschatel
Leonard Nelson
Poe
Sporting Notes
Valm Beach
Bureau
Saranac Lake
Toi Lipton
Johnny Summers
Basham Willl
Liverpool
Wah Kai Chang
University of Chicago
Middle West
Newark
Ermen
Frisco
Duluth
George Tuckey
Boston
Ad Wolgast
Joe Mandot
Johnny Kilbane
Kid Williams
Johnny
Sonora News Company
Steve Simon
Laredo, Texas
North American Fruit Exchange
Bender Hotel
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