Relief From Stomach Trouble Promised By Tanlac
Relief is found from stomach trouble says William Hoylen of Bristol Connecticut after using Tanlac. He endured fifteen years of attacks and three weeks in bed before three bottles built him up fifteen pounds and restored health. He now eats steak and onions and feels fine. Tanlac claims to restore stomach health and build the body and is sold by druggists.
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William Hoylen
Spring St
Bristol
Conn
Hoylen
Vienna lad thanks Red Cross for gifts he received
A Vienna lad who has no sister writes appreciation for the Red Cross gift packages sent to Europe. He expresses pleasure at receiving the lead pencils and other items, but notes there was no sister to accept the hair nets.
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Red Cross
Europe
Vienna
The giddy girl makes a merry companion but a sorry wife
A brief note portrays a light hearted yet impractical partner, highlighting contrasting roles. The line underscores social expectations of marriage and behavior, suggesting charm from companionship does not guarantee domestic harmony.
Large irrigation project planned for Frio river
J McGregor of the Southern Pacific reports preliminary surveys for a Frio river irrigation project in Uvalde county. A 600 foot by 140 foot dam would create a 130000 acre foot reservoir to irrigate about 35000 to 40000 acres, covering 375 square miles and supporting two and a half drought seasons. Estimated cost 1750000 dollars, funded by a drainage district and bonds with a 3 dollar per acre annual tax for 40 years. Proper irrigation could yield one bale cotton per 40 acres, 100 bushels corn per acre, and 120 bushels oats per acre.
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Uvalde
Tex
Frio
Uvalde County
J. McGregor
Othern Pacific Lines
Frio River
Sabinal
McGregor
County Commissioners Court
Stockmen Seek Low Rate On Feedstuffs
Stock growers across western and southwestern states facing drought seek half rates on feed to save herds. A conference will decide eligibility, involving the Texas and southwestern cattle raisers association, the national livestock association, railroads, and the interstate commerce commission after an SBC appeal to the ICC. The meeting date awaits all parties’ replies.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
National Livestock Association
Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fire tears through five blocks of New Orleans wharf
A Friday night blaze along the Mississippi River front in New Orleans destroyed five blocks of wharves and warehouses with losses estimated over five million dollars. About forty box cars containing commodities burned, twenty two cars of burlap destroyed, and a watchman reported the fire began in a burlap bagging car amid unconfirmed reports of fatalities.
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New Orleans
August employment gains exceed losses in 39 of 67 cities
The department of labor reports that 39 of 67 U S cities showed higher employment in August than July while 28 saw declines. The industrial analysis notes improved business conditions with gains across many industries despite a rail and fuel downturn.
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Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Fort Worth Market Report Beef Steers Steady Prices
Fully steady prices were paid for beef steers in Fort Worth on Friday while fat cows gained 10 to 15 cents. Calf trade was active hogs steady to higher and sheep values unchanged. No large cattle arrival but fair quality run. steers averaged about 4.25 to 5.25 dollars, cows 2 to 3.75 dollars, good quality calves 6 to 6.10 dollars.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Center Cotton Shorter Than Expected Amid Dry Weather
Center Texas reports cotton season showing a shorter crop due to continued dry conditions. In Austin, Texas final details of International Great Northern Railroad bonds worth 37 million dollars were set, Samuel B Dabney representing the railroad in talks with state railroad commission officials. The commission granted authority to issue the bonds and an application will go to the interstate commerce commission for orders.
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Center
Tex
International Great Northern Railroad Company
Austin
Texas
Samuel B Dabney
Houston
State Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Beaded cushions and fashion notes in a home crafts feature
A feature on fancywork trends notes new cushions, table runners, baskets, lamp shades, and beadworked card cases. It highlights a cord of fashion with shorter skirts, two afternoon frocks in canton crepe with bead embroidery, rubberized cloth aprons, and white cross bar Gandies for neckwear.
Alpaca Fashion Returns With Modern Shine and Embroidery
Alpaca fabric resurges inWestern fashion with a glossy hard finish and dust shedding feel. A suit features blue alpaca coat and dress with green silk embroidery and white organdie piping, updating the old demure alpaca look with contemporary flair.
All of 47 Entombed Miners Found Dead
Jackson California confirms all forty seven miners entombed in the Argonaut mine since August 27 are dead. A note on a body says they died within five hours of the fire. They perished while building bulkheads to slow gas. identification now impossible.
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Pickard
Jackson
Red Cross
William Fessel
Fessel
Daugherty Hearing Postponed by Judiciary Committee Vote
Washington report notes 8 to 3 committee vote delaying Keller impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. Meeting postponed Tuesday and the December short session was cited. Dallas banking data show deposits at $109,885,968 as of September 15, up $10,359,286 since June 30.
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Daugherty
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Keller
Congress
Dallas
Tex
Ungallant Ride Clash Over Seats on Commuter Train
An Indianapolis News item describes a crowded rush hour car where a woman tried to entice a man to give up his seat. She laments that he would not rise for his grandmother and the man retorts asking if a woman should vote like a man. He replies stand like a man.
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Indianapolis News
Bond's Liver Will Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid calomel and take Bond's Liver Will at the first sign of colds fever or headaches to help cleanse the body and promote health, claiming it aids the bowels and liver.
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Heosig-Ellis
Chemiats
Memphis
Tenn
Pethecke
Bright
Doan
Nature
The Last Word Soup and Steak Duel Ends in Silence
The argument over soup and fish escalates through the joint course until dessert. Husband and wife argue until they can endure no longer, trading quips about agreement and being right.
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Paul
The Sun Sets in the West but an Old Hen Sets Elsewhere
A wry proverb-like note compares the sun's western setting with an old hen that will settle almost anywhere, signaling a humorous or folksy observation likely tied to rural life or a light column.
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Stearns’ Electric Past
Kodisk
Crescent Specialty CO. P.O
Plainfield
New Jersey
Ersmith Weer
St.Josephs
Ata
Woodroe Bird
Butterfly Tinting Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Binith Co
Currier Bidg
Los Angeles
California
Florida
Nige Bangalow
Splendid Bargain
Sim Savage
Ocala
Fia
Scheot Ave
Meniven
Hix
Udlleit
Marta
Fort Worth Stock Market
Cr Sim Ly
Western Newspaper Union
Vannie Davis
Joan
Beleans
Holland
W. N. U. Houston
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