Change of Life addressed by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A pamphlet highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a top remedy during the Change of Life. Women from Philadelphia Beverly and Erie share letters praising relief from headaches, heat flashes, nervousness, and dyspepsia. Free advice via the Lynn Massachusetts firm is offered and kept confidential.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Margaret Grassman
N. Ringgold St
Beverly, Mass
Georgcz A. Dunbar
Roundy St
Erie
Lydia T Pinkham
Cardui Proved Helpful In Restore Health For Mrs Snell
Mrs A L Snell of Clio Alabama recalls severe illness after exposure to rain while cotton picking. She credits Cardui for restoring strength and color after two major sick spells and urges others to try the tonic, available at all druggists.
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Clio
Ala
A. L. Snell
Cardus
Regular Wedding Too Common in San Francisco Ride
Franklin E. Robinson, a San Francisco real estate dealer, and Cecilia Olive Ryder of Oakland, eloped by car to Redwood City for a license and wedding by Rev. C. H. Stevens. They honeymoon in San Diego. The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports a playful remark about a pants size for an upset husband.
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San Francisco
Franklin E. Robinson
Cecilia Olive Ryder
Oakland
Redwood City
C. H. Stevens
Congregational Church
San Diego
Training Camp Interest Stirred in Texas Tour
First Lieutenant E K Sterling of the Third Cavalry, directed by General Funston, will tour Texas to inform civilians about the Fort Sam Houston training camp set for June 12 to July 8. The visit aims to boost enlistments, with about 1200 recruits the camp’s capacity, and Sterling plans to engage newspapers and groups in major cities.
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E. K. Sterling
Third Cavalry
Funston
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Sterling
Villa
Plattsburg
Uhr orders police to stop speeding in San Antonio
Robert Uhr, newly elected police and fire commissioner, told central headquarters that speeding must stop and promised swift action against violators. He directed Chief Lancaster to enforce traffic laws and warned that any officer failing in duty would be dismissed. He also urged action to curb nighttime loitering and jitney overcrowding.
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San Antonio
Lancaster
Robert Uhr
Police and Fire
Central Headquarters
Uhr
Negro Arrests Theft Charge After Disarming Officer
A negro who attacked and disarmed a city policeman in San Antonio last month was found Thursday afternoon at Gonzales by Sheriff John W. Tobin. A theft from the person charge was filed Friday in Justice Ben Fisk's court and Deputy Sheriff John Subira planned to transport him back Friday night.
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San Antonio
Gonzales
John W. Tobin
Ben Fisk
John Subira
Joske's Easter Blouse Sale Opens With 12000 New Arrivals
Joske Store promotes an Easter blouse sale with about 12,000 new blouses available in various fashions fabrics and colors. Prices are described as lower than later in the season.
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Joske
Joint unveiling for Woodmen circles in City Cemetery No 1
All Woodmen and Woodmen Circle members and friends are invited to the unveiling in City Cemetery No 1 on Sunday April 16 at 4 pm. Hon Jewell Lightfoot of Austin will attend and address the audience. The event is announced by THE COMMITTEE.
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Woodmen
City Cemetery No. 1
Jewell P. Lightfoot
Austin
Harvard Club
San Antonio
St. Anthony Hotel
Harvard
Convention Plans Set for Texas Retail Merchants in San Antonio
San Antonio Association met Thursday evening to discuss June plans for the Texas Retail Merchants' Association convention to be held in San Antonio. Committees named include entertainment chaired by Mrs H A Moose with a visiting women group, entertainment program with Ben Hammond W J Silg Max Blum Adolph Grasso Ben Varga, business program led by Adolph Grasso August Briam Ben Varga S B Weller W J Edgecom, and meeting place assigned to Nic Peters W J Edgecomb Adolph Grasso.
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Texas Retail Merchants’ Association
San Antonio
San Antonio Association
H. A. Moose
Ben Hammond
W. J. Silg
Max Blum
Adolph Grasso
Ben Varga
August
Restorative Treatment for Nervous Men
An unchallenged authority endorses a three grain eadomene tablet formula claimed to quickly restore nervous exhaustion melancholia anxiety and related conditions. Instructions say no prescription is needed as the tablets contain no opiates or habit forming drugs and come in sealed tubes with directions for home use.
District declamation contest led to all state in May
Schools may enter one boy and one girl in declamation and two in spelling. District winners meet here April 22 with all state contests in Austin on May 6. Today’s Army orders list multiple officers reporting, leaves of absence, promotions, and retirements across corps and regiments with assignments to Fort Shafter Wilmington Madison and other posts.
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Austin
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Schwartz & Cohen
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White Swan Cafe
Horace E. Wilson
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William Crogers
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Charles E. Coates
Seventh Infantry
Edward W. M'Caskey
Madison Barrack
New York
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Henry N. Royden
George F. Rosellf JR
Twenty-second Infantry
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H.C. Feldman
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