Opening of St Cecilia Music Academy Adverts
A collage of notices from a Texas newspaper page includes the opening of St Cecilia Music Academy at 702 Iturbide Street with director Prof J M de Villar and contact 1419, plus various small ads from International Mercantile Co, Sanitary Grocery, and others. Also listed are marriage licenses of William F Morgan and Alice Traylor, local forecasts, and community notices on events, goods, and services.
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St. Cecilia
Academy
Iturbide Street
J. M. de Villar
International Mercantile Co
Sanitary Grocery Company
W. Y. Bunn
William F. Morgan
Alice Traylor
Mexico
Laredo
Furman
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co
Honda
Milmo-K. C
Ville- Bas
Prominent Remedy Gains Widespread Use
A pronounced success marks the use of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in relieving bowel complaints for children and adults. The confident uptake has brought it into almost universal use and ongoing care.
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Chamberlain
Laredo Gossip and Local Musings
Short gossip column from Laredo with quirky quotes from Uncle Abner and Louise the stenographer. It notes courage in minority status, public scenes over ice cream, and a wary eye on ornamental stock schemes promising 25 percent dividends.
Violet and Oberfaldt Society Editor Partnership
Society page note listing Mrs Violet and Oberfaldt as editors, with contact telephone number 70 for the society column.
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Mra
Violet & Oberfaldt Society
Local events announced for Friday evening
The Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church meets at the church at 6 PM. The Boys host a dance at Elks Hall at 9 PM. Mrs H C Hall hosts the Tournament Bridge Club at 4 PM.
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Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
Elks Hall
H. C. Hall
Tournament Bridge Club
Missionary Meeting Mentions Quilting Project
Circle B W M U Baptist Church members met with Mrs R R Wilks for a pleasant afternoon. After a short business session they sewed a quilt for Buckner's Orphan Home and enjoyed a set course meal with Mesdames Craig Sandefer Albright Windrow Reynolds.
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Circle B. W. M. U
The
Baptist Church
R. R. Wilks
Buckner’s Orphan Home
Mesdames Craig, Sandefer
Albright
Windrow
Reynolds
Fashionable film costumes highlight long and short skirt trends
Ruth Sinclair in The Masquerader wears a blue duvetyn suit with a close turban as ankle length skirts appear, while Katherine MacDonald in White Shoulders opts for a black Canton crepe gown with steel buckles and beaded detailing. Norma Talmadge designed a pink chiffon gown for The Eternal Flame with gold silver embroidery. Hope Hampton in The Light in the Dark showcases a crepedoe chine wrap with silver thread wheels.
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Ruth Sinclair
Guy Bates Post
Katherine MacDonald
Norma Talmadge
Hope Hampton
A Wayside Garden and Local Society News
A Wayside Garden poem reflects shelter and quiet, while town society notes report numerous return travels and visits. Miss Dunham, Miss Biggio, and others are visiting relatives in Corpus Christi Berkeley Dallas and San Antonio. Mrs Sauvignet, Miss Alma Pierce, and Major Dwan arrive in town as residents and visitors. The Woman’s Club meeting is moved to Tuesday for Labor Day, and Miss Alice Traylor wed Mr William Morgan at Christ Church Rectory with Rev Chas Cook officiating.
Flivver Record Tale Sparks Car Antics
A humorous old clipping recalls a man boasting he got seven accelerations out of his car in a mile. The quip frames a playful roadside exchange about speed and luck during early motoring days.
De Valera Replies to Lloyd George Message September 1
State officers clashed with West Virginia miners along a 26 mile front in Logan County. The date marks one year since the event and references the Irish leader De Valera’s reply to Lloyd George’s message.
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de Valera
Lloyd George
West Virginia
Logan County
Your Troubles May Be a Warning of a Nervous Breakdown
A health advice note cites common warning signs of nervous strain and breakdown. It links nine of ten failures to physical conditions such as fatigue memory issues insomnia indigestion and irritability leading to severe nervous system collapse.
Sensupersa Nerve Tonic Promises Fast Health Boost
An advertisement touts Sensupersa as a nerve sedative and blood tonic claiming to double nerve health in ten days with energy for all nerves and tissues. It warns readers to heed warnings and avoid failure. Available in two sizes for $1.00 at Druggists or City Drug Co. Also notes a rental listing for a store on the west side of Sanitary Grocery Co. in September.
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City Drug Co
Sanitary Grocery Co
J. C. Netzer Co
I. Alexander
Big Field Set For National Amateur at Brookline
Boston September 1 One of the most select fields of simon pures in American golf will start the first qualifying round tomorrow at the Country Club Brookline. About 160 entrants represent the United States and Britain with eight Walker Cup players. The tournament runs all week with semi finals Friday and the final Saturday.
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Boston
Mass
Brookine
United States
British Isles
Round Up of the Known Radicals Reds
Police and federal operatives launched a drive against radicals and terrorists behind railroad bomb plots. Frank Hartman and two others were tied to the Burnside homes bombing, with Hartman still in custody while the others were released. Deportation proceedings against aliens tied to the plots are probable as rail sabotage spreads nationwide.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hinneis Central
Burnside
Frank Hartman
Western Express
New York Central
No Substitute Offered For Diarrhoea Remedy
Advertisements claim that 99 of 100 druggists praise Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for diarrhoea. They say customers insist it can be depended upon, despite cheaper alternatives offered by some druggists for higher profits.
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Chamberlain
Jardin Cabaret Sold Reopens Under New Management
Jardin Cabaret in Nue vo Laredo changes hands from Mateo Lopez to E. H. Robertson. Improvements include a mosaic dance floor and extended hours for meals and refreshments. American patrons emphasized. Old friends and new patrons invited. 8-29-51.
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Nuevo Laredo
Mateo Lopez
E. H. Robertson
Clark did not surrender in Herring massacre case
Attorney General Brundage denied reports that Otis Clark surrendered after his indictment in the Herring massacre. Clark was arrested and remains jailed as the grand jury continues its probe. Williamson county miners return to previously idle mines while Circuit Judge Hartwell fixes bail hearing date.
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Associated Press
Marion
Sept. J
Brundage
Otis Clark
Herrin
Clark
Williamson County
Hartwell
Cotton Crop Forecast Reduced by 74 000 Bales
The September cotton report lowers the expected crop to 10 576 000 bales from a prior month estimate, with August crop condition down 14.8 points to 57 percent of normal. Texas is 59 percent. projected Texas production 3 644 000 bales. Interstate Trust forecast adds 10 280 000 running bales nationally, Texas 2 225 000 bales.
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Associated Praga
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
New Orleans
Interstate Trust and Banking Company
Tragic drowning of Rosalie Winner at Wolf Creek Reservoir
In Palestine Texas on September 1 Rosalie Winner daughter of Sam Winner drowned while attempting to swim across Wolf Creek reservoir. The body was recovered. The previous year she had graduated from high school.
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Fiy Associated Press
Palestine
Texas
Rosalie Winner
Sam Winner
Wolf Creek Reservoir
Here
Private School Reopens at 1009 Convent Avenue
A private school announces reopening on September 6 1922 at 3 a.m. located at 1009 Convent Avenue with up to date modern teaching methods.
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Convent Avenue
Fear grows for Argonaut mine rescue effort
Officials fear rescue crews may reach the Argonaut mine too late to save 47 miners trapped since Sunday. The fire is out but heat remains intense at 2,500 feet and access likely won’t occur before next week.
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Jackson
Cal
Weather forecaster Banne meyer dies after long illness
By Associated Press Houston Texas September 1 Banne meyer longtime government weather forecaster dies after six months illness at home.
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Asociated Press
Houston
Texas
B. Bannemeyer
Golden Jubilee of Bishop Brossart and Bristling Civic Events
The Festival of St Giles marks a day of religious celebration as Rev Ferdinand Brossart bishop of Covington observes his golden jubilee. Brussels hosts an international congress of architects while The Radio Digest debuts in New York City. Ontario enforces part time schooling to age 18. Chicago confers over 600 degrees at its 126th convocation.
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Ferdinand Brossart
Covington
Brussels
Radio Digest
America
New York City
Ontario
University of Chicago
Government grants temporary restraining order against six railroad unions
Chicago reporters note the United States government has obtained a temporary restraining order against six railroad shop craft unions their officers and members to stop interference with railroad operations through September 14 awaiting a hearing on a possible permanent injunction. Attorney General Daugherty defended the action saying unions cannot dictate to the American people and that the government will act to prevent unions from destroying open shop and endangering liberty.
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Daugherty
Chicago
Associated Press
United States
Six O
Wilkerson
Injunction Sought Against Rail Strike Leaders by U S Government
Washington reports a federal injunction filing by Attorney General Daugherty against the Railway Employees' department of the AFL six striking shop crafts and 120 system federations. The suit, filed after his arrival, targets union leaders and any conspiracies to hinder railroad operations and mail transport, and prohibits threats or violence against employees.
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Washington
Snittar
al Strikimor
Whor
Union Leaders Comment on Court Injunction in Strike
Washington reports leaders of the striking shopmen vow to keep the strike effective despite potential Chicago court injunction action by Attorney General Daugherty. W H Johnston of the International Association of Machinists criticizes the suit and accuses the administration of aiding railroad management. Government officials react with surprise as details remain scarce. President Gompers withholds comment pending details but signals the AFL will state its view on injunction use.
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Washington
Chicago
Daugherty
W. H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Jabor
Eeneral
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Curfew Bell Rouses Harrah Citizens at Night
Citizens of Harrah Oklahoma protest the late curfew bell tolling from Lorelock station disturbing sleep. A delegation traveled to Oklahoma City to file a complaint with the county attorney. Town watchman must stay up to ring the bell, which residents say is unnecessary.
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Iy Associated Press
Harrah
Olda
Lorelock
Oklahoma City
Congress Faces Many Problems Including Mexican Pact
The piece notes Congress confronts multiple issues tied to a Mexican accord on foreign debt payments. Debate centers on ratification and an amendment to Article 27 to satisfy U.S. guarantees of property rights. President Obregon's message on recognition is anticipated.
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Mosieu
Mexico
Shoe
United States
Obregon
Lonesome Corners at Rialto Theatre Prompts Love Dilemma
A week end program at Rialto Theatre features Lonesome Corners a comedy drama about a Maine timber lands romance. Edgar Jones leads with Ana May Sperl and Herry Van Bate fen. the tale follows a frontier girl and a man torn between wilderness love and returning to civilization. Will his world accept his wife.
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Lonesome Corners
Rialto Theatre
Timberlands
Maine
Edgar Jones
Ana May Sperl
Herry van Bate Fen
Story M
Fler
The Ideal Purgative advertised for all ages
The ad promotes AS 8 purgative Chamberlain's Tablets as strong enough for adults and mild for children. It claims an agreeable bowel movement with no harsh effects, noting they are easy and pleasant to take and agreeable in effect.
Radio Digest to Launch as First Radio Newspaper
New service in New York introduces The Radio Digest, a fully staffed radio newspaper sending late afternoon broadcasts with 360 meter wavelength. It will cover local and foreign news, sports and finance from the central New York station to a wide national audience.
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New York
Radio Digest
America
Labor officials cite injunctions amid ongoing strikes
In connection with a strike of significant magnitude now in progress, labor leaders noted that federal courts have issued many injunctions against strikers and stated they did not hinder the strikes' effectiveness.
Train wreck in Missouri leaves two dead
Two persons were killed and several injured when a Frisco passenger train derailed after a trestle collapse near Girardeau Missouri today.
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Caps Girardeau, Mo
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Feiday’s Daily
Hest
B. Juarez Plumbing Co
Lincoln St
Dinher
Hamilton Hotel
Prunes
Wee Ting
Stella May
Alexander Bidg
Bender Hotel
Lopez Filing Station
Santa Maria
Times
Rio Grande
Cleveland
National Motor Co
Green
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Billie Hart
Hare
Bill
Lincoln Street
Wormser Brothers
Laredo Independent School District
Fidel Cantu
Ahoeg
Saft’s
Will W. Gregg
Times Office
Corpus Christ! Street
Abner
Louise
Blue Sky Corporation
CIETY
Katherine
Breyond
Arthur Wallace Peach
Judge
Elizabeth Dunham
Rosalia Biggio
Corpus Christi
Lawrence Nelson
Berkeley
FE. HW. Sauvignet
Gladys
J. R. Moore, Jr
Austin
University
Ruth Reese
Laredo High School
Victor Sauvignet
Dallas
Mrs. Barrow
Cleburne, Texas
City
C. Pierce
Alma Pierce
San Luis Potosi
FE. J. Dwan
Ida Muller
Mr. G. FE. Sielski
Mexico City
Arthur Swan
Anna May Munsett
R. G. Tonkin
Karnes City
Alta Louise Parma
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Police
REDS
VURT
COURT
Monetore
Citizens OF
Oklahoma
Congress
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