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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1919
Page
8
The piece argues Germans must renounce entertainment for a week and endure austere days, noting theaters and other venues kept merriment during setbacks. It warns the German public risks moral decline, warns against continued indulgence, and calls for responsible self-control and punishment humility as the nation faces indemnities and occupation.
A 1920s opinion warns that the American Legion could wield five million veterans votes to sway Congress and elect friendly officials. The piece argues against military officers holding civilian posts and cites constitutional safeguards as protection against military domination of politics.
Mrs. J. R. Galloway of Denver credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery after three years of nervousness catarrh and digestive trouble. She says three bottles restored sleep appetite and strength and led to a fifteen pound gain. She notes friends are now using Tanlac after seeing her improvement. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
Classified brief highlights financial opportunities and potential earnings listed in the Times Want Ads. Includes references to work, projects, and possible profits, noting urgency for interested buyers and applicants to contact sellers.
The article traces Leonard Wood from Pocasset Cape Cod where his father a village doctor drove a gig. It notes Wood paid his Harvard Medical School way and rose to chief of staff of the U S Army in 1910 to 1914. He led Rough Riders in the Spanish American War and commanded in Cuba the Philippines and Camp Funston during World War I.
Italian aviators destroy Austrian battleship in Pola harbor. German and Austrian Emperors meet to renew their military alliance.
Photograph shows Japanese army costumes designed for training in fencing and bayoneting. uniforms simulate real combat force. Taken during operations in Siberia.
Marquis of Londonderry born 41 years ago, opponent of Home Rule for Ireland. Rt Rev William Hickey, bishop of Providence, born in Worcester 50 years ago. Bishop Joseph F Berry of the Methodist Episcopal Church born in Ayhner Canada 68 years ago. Effe Shannon, American stage actress born in Cambridge 50 years ago. Dr William S Currell, president of the University of South Carolina born in Charleston 61 years ago.
A humorous scene from the Indianapolis Star features Willie asking why a rock can be firm while grandpa rocks in a chair. The boy challenges the notion with playful logic, eliciting a lighthearted gag about language and motion.
The district court grand jury concluded its session after a week of work and adjourned yesterday forenoon. Nineteen indictments were returned during the term. Trials are set for the week of May 21 under District Attorney Walls, with cases called in the previously published order. Judge C C Thomas also presided over special criminal cases, including Abraham Rodriguez and others charged with cattle theft. The jury in that case was secured and testimony began by noon.
The Jewish Welfare Board hosts a dance at the J W B hall on Wednesday night starting at 8 30. Laredo residents are invited to attend a pleasant evening at 612 2t.
Rio Grande Petroleum Co. unloads a large rig at Hebbronville for deep tests in Zapata county. The outfit aims to reach 3,500 feet to locate a major oil pool while promoting stock in the Royal Theater building office in this city for interested investors.
For a sprained ankle apply Chamberlain's Liniment as directed on the label immediately after injury. Follow the printed directions that accompany the bottle for proper use and maximum relief.
Dr. John T. Halsell, back from two years in France with the army, praises Laredo's two year progress and foresees major sewerage and paving projects. He reports Zapata county oil prospects near six ty miles from Laredo, predicting future gushers and strong returns for investors. He urges more local optimism to drive growth.
Notice states from May 8 1919 a husband in Laredo Texas will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife Annie Mansur. The notice is signed A M Mansur.
Santana Lugo a 40 year old drayman in Pedro Trevino's store collapsed while asking a clerk for a purchase yesterday afternoon. He appeared overheated and died from heart failure. The body was moved to his family home and funeral services were held today.
A vintage advertisement proclaims a hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood and mucous surfaces healing diseased portions after short use promises real improvement invites readers to send for testimonials from J Conney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Webb County Commissioners Court ordered a special election for June 14 to decide on issuing 300 000 in bonds to fund good roads. The move is to supplement 190 000 already allocated by the State Highway League, with strong local support anticipated.
More than a half inch of rain fell in Laredo and vicinity, about six tenths of an inch, from about 6:30 p.m. to late night. Thunder and lightning preceded the shower in the south ward, with wind gusts that briefly suggested a wind storm. Rain extended eastward and north, reaching San Diego and along Texas Mexico lines, with varying intensity along rail routes.
Gertrude McNally of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing is elected vice president of the Maryland State and District of Columbia Federation of Labor. A public memorial to women in Washington honors Civil War nuns with a white marble monument. Mary Macarthur arrives to attend the National Women's Trade Union League convention in Philadelphia and is noted as general secretary of the British Women's Trade Union League.
The Elks announce a regular meeting for tonight with important business on the agenda including initiation. Members are urged to attend to participate in the proceedings and ceremonies.
The Voz de Laredo shoe shop relocates from Iturbide Street to 614 San Agustin Avenue. The notice is dated February 16.
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