Regatta Showdown At Hudson For Intercollegiate Rowing
Oars from Cornell Columbia Syracuse and Pennsylvania contest the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta at Poughkeepsie with three events the varsity eight junior varsity eight and freshmen eight. Cornell and Syracuse are favored in the feature race while Columbia improves and California and Wisconsin do not compete. Junior eights race leads at 4 pm followed by freshmen at 5 15 and the varsity eight at 6 pm all four schools entered in each event.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Oanen
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Hudson River
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Western University
California
Wisconsin
Ithaca
Bean Hole Beans From Maine Woods Folklore
A travel note recounts a Maine woods tale of beans baked in a ground bean hole as taught by a veteran French cook. The tale emphasizes simple, rustic cooking lore and a humorous dialect rendering of the method.
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Boston
Maine Woods
Middle West
Pine Tree State
Joe
Business Men of Texas Are Needed
By Morris Stern the article argues Texas business leaders must expand beyond personal gain to aid farmers and community growth. It traces Texas progress from Civil War devastation to modern development and calls for merchants to invest credit to enlarge agriculture and improve state prosperity.
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Texas
Union
Beneft
Summer baby-saving drive in Chicago launched
One hundred organizations coordinate a week long campaign to improve infant welfare. Public health, women’s clubs, religious societies, medical groups and business clubs join the effort with 500 speakers preaching a message of salvation in a dozen languages. Vehicles will canvass the city from corner to corner.
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Chicago
Public Health Department
Women's Club
Social Calendar Highlights Friday and Saturday Events
On Friday the Swimming Club meets at Bella Vista at 10 AM. The Methodist Missionary Society gathers at the church at 4 PM. A Progressive dinner at Hotel Hamilton honors Miss Emmie Westbrook. Daughters of Rebekah meet at Odd Fellows Hall, and a Boys and Girls Dancing Party is at Elks Hall. Saturday features a cake and pie sale at Sanitary Grocery at 9 AM and a Dancing Class at Elks Hall at 4 PM.
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Bella Vista
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Hotel Hamilton
Emmie Westbrook
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Elks’ Hall
Dreamers onward in a town notes June memories
A column of social notices from Laredo highlights Milton Sallee visiting from the University of Texas, Mrs. Agnes Hubberich visiting San Antonio, and multiple relatives planning stays and trips. Announcements include wedding plans for Miss Vada Emerson to Mr. F. L. Granger, Miss Ruth Murphy returning to El Dorado, and Evelyn Moore hosting a dancing party. Club events feature Baptist Ladies Aid, Sewing Club gatherings, a Tournament Bridge final, and a complimentary dance by Married Men for the Married Ladies Dancing Club with many local families listed.
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Elks Hall
M. T. Cogley
C. M. Fish
Tom Leyendecker
A. C. Hamilton
Albert Martin
Joe Martin
Sam Mackin
Alphonse Wormser
J. W. Mussett
Joe Vidales
E. H
Personal notes from Laredo arrivals and visitors listed
D. J. Moran and A. M. Moran of San Antonio guests at the Bender. C. W. Hellon of Hebbronville guests at the Bender. Amador Sanchez and Antonio Magnon from San Antonio. L. F. Poston of the Sonora News Company Monterey visits city and branch store. Mrs. Will LeMay recovering from illness can attend her husband on road to recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stockbridge and two daughters arrive for a short visit. Stockbridge born in Laredo, first return in twelve years. List of arriving names includes many from San Antonio Houston New York and other cities.
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L. F. Poston
Sonora News Company
Monterey
Will LeMay
Harry Stockbridge
Mr. Stockbridge
Laredo
Comforts of Home Earn Admiration at Confederate Home
Texas Economic League launches a series to acquaint the public with state institutions. Miss Katie Daffan, superintendent of the Texas Confederate Woman's Home at Austin, notes the home as a gift from the United Daughters of the Confederacy and a state monument to Confederate widows and veterans. The home began in 1908 and was transferred to the state in 1911 after an amendment to the constitution.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Economic League
Katie Daffan
Texas Confederate Woman's Home
Austin
Confederate Woman's Home
Commonwealths
Texas di Vision
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Womern
Daughters of the Confederacy
Davis
Houston
The Baby Quieted by Sleeping Powder
Dr Stitch and Mr Wee Gates administer sleeping powders to all awake at night. The baby keeps crying until morning, when the sleeping household awakens to find silence. The scene unfolds on the doorstep as a distressing household incident is resolved by anesthesia.
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D. I
Dr. Stitch
Wee Gates
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Starr
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Cameron
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Main St
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F. F. Dalley Co., Ltd
Buffalo
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Womens’ Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Milton Sallee
University At Austin
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San Antonio
Jack
Emilie Hassell
Donovan
Booneville
Missouri
R. A. Millar
Bluff Pilot Rock
Oregon
T. J. Emerson
Vada Emerson
Ruth Murphy
el Dorado
Ark
J. K. Thompson
Miss Murphy
Evelyn Moore
Vada I¢merson
Fort Sam Houston
F. L. Granger
North America Fruit Exchange
Tennessee
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Maine
Mesdames Abshear
Trout
Sallee
Salisbury
Albert Offer
Fred Werner
Mesdames Schmidt
Daiches
Wesner
A. Wormser
F. Wormser
Goodman
Tournament Bridge Club
C. C. Biggio
L. J. Christen
M. Fish
H. Stow Garlick
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J. T. Hassell
Vidales
Robert McComb
Sturtevant
Alice Denike
Marguerite Nelson
Ollie Yates
Edmund Moser
John Mussett
Tom Mussett
Jim Gray
Seymour Denike
Percy Winch
Hugh Cluck
Cluck
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Tom Austin
Harry James
Will Sames
Asher Smith
Claude Gullette
Robert Muller
Dave Chaille
Dr. MacCullough
Nick Sanchez
Lawrence Nelson
Jack Lobdell
Dave Clark
Ben Alexander
Texas National Guard
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C. W. Hellon of
Hebbronville
Bender
Amador Sanchez
Antonio Magnon
Oliver No. 5
Juarez Avenue
Victoria Street
Hidalgo Street
Santiago de la Petla” Oil Company
Tuxpan
Mexico
R. C. Bryant
P. O. Box
Postoffice
Matamoros Street
A. Bertani
Washington St
J. Maxey Pace
Sloan
TIMES
Teneriffe
Bermuda
Federico C. Varela
Teneriffe, Canary Islands
Canary Islands
Physicians, Surgeons and
Webb Co
Medical Society
J. T. Halsell
Richter
ORS. O. J
A. T. Cook
Walls Building
Richter Building
Bank
J. T. Ward
Victoria St
ORS. C. F
H. E. Kenney
Matamoros St
St. Peter's Church
Hicks, Hicks, Teagarden & Dickson
Attorneys-at-Law
San Antonio and Laredo
George & Townes
J. L. Dannelley
DRS, Hiatt & McCulloch
Wilcox Block Telephone
Corner Market Plaza
W. J. Wilson
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E. J. Foster
James, Moore
Undertakers
John Convery
Architects
M. S. Ryan
Western Union Telegraph Office
David J. Chainle
Houston Street
Alfred Gilesco
Dr Stitch
Gates
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