Plan for Model Highway From Louisville to Nashville
About 500 delegates at a good roads convention in Bowling Green Kentucky organized the Nashville Mammoth Cave Highway association and backed plans to convert the old Louisville and Nashville turnpike into a model highway. They urge resurfacing and widespread community help to make the route a premier two state thoroughfare. Tennessee officials pledged cooperation and expect action soon.
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Associated Press
Bowling Green
Louisville and Nashville
Nashville Mammoth Cave Highway Association
Louisville
Nashville
Nashville Board of Trade
Tennessee Good Roads Association
Tennessee
Old Pike
Rathskellar Opens in San Antonio with Delicatessen Menu
The Rathskellar in San Antonio operates from noon to midnight offering good service and a selection of delicatessen foods and short orders at Elite Cafe. Mention of Mis noe City Laundry and available phones hints at local business listings and nearby services.
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San Antonio
Elite Cafe
Dowie Creditors Paid Final Dividend by Judge Landis
Creditors of the late John Alexander Dowie received a final dividend of 2.8 percent on their claims yesterday by order of U S District Judge K M Landis in Chicago. Total claims amount to 4 900 461 dollars after a prior 10 percent dividend was already paid by Receiver D Thomas.
Promptly Puts Indigestion Out of Business
An advertisement touts MI-DNA MI-O-NA stomach tablets as quick relief for indigestion. It claims five minutes to stop sour stomach, gas and flatulence and lists benefits from regular use such as less dizziness and bloating. Sold for 50 cents at Bexar Drug Co with mail orders handled by Booth's Hyome Company of Buffalo New York.
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Bexar Drug Co
Booth
Hyome Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Points With Pride Mockery of mobilization critique
The Army and Navy Journal is criticized for praising the Fort Sam Houston mobilization of 20 000 men which critics say brought only about 11 000 to their destination. The piece argues the division remains under strength and urges a clear view of national defense needs.
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Fort Sam Houston
Geo
A. Schreiner
Army
The
Register
War Department
Texas
Army and Navy
Maine
California
Washington
Florida
Army and Navy Journal
le Boeuf
France
Napoleon
Benedict Arnold
United States
Quartermaster's Department
Fort Houston
San Antonio
Europe
Picayune
Moltke
Vinci Liver and Iron Tonic Proves Restorative in Texas Ad
A San Antonio druggist promotes Vinci cool liver and iron tonic with a testimonial from A J Allsbrook of Greensboro North Carolina praising restored appetite sleep and energy. The ad claims guaranteed results or a free bottle and invites readers to try.
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Greensboro
N. C
Vinci
Ajlsbrook
Mr. Allsbrook
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
Texas
Buffalo Detectives arrest two robbers linked to gang
Chief Taylor announces the arrest of two men in Buffalo who police say lead an organized robber band known to rogues galleries in a dozen cities. Agents found convicts letters maps of states blue pencil notes and coded writings at their headquarters suggesting post offices and routes used by the gang.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Taylor
Cross
Bill” McGee
The Sound Sleep of Goop Health and Foley Kidney Pills
An Eau Claire man credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring deep sleep and improving overall health after back pains and kidney soreness. He reports marked improvement in appetite and vitality after short use, noting the pills cured him.
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J. L. Southers
Eau Claire
Wis
Foley
Bexar Drug Co
Whalers Find Ambergris Treasure in Boston
A 100 pound keg of ambergris, largest shipment in Boston, awaits appraisal valued over 60000 dollars. Proceeds will be shared among sailors from the Bertha and Viola who off Africa harvested a drifting whale in December and recovered the lump.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Africa
Bertha
Viola
Long Canoe Journey From Louisville To Gulf
Co H Switzer and J H Wright of Owen City Pennsylvania set out from Louisville by water in a fifteen foot canoe fitted with a three horsepower engine. They left April 4 and reached April 25, facing unusually bad weather yet making excellent progress toward New Orleans and the Gulf of Mexico.
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Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Co. H. Switzer
J. H. Wright
Owen City
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Ocean Museum Planned as New York Branch
New York on April 25 reports the American Museum of Natural History plans an ocean museum branch in the city. The museum will feature models of ships and deep sea life, modeled after a Berlin program, and will be called the American museum of ocean or graphy.
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Ocean Museum
Associated Press
New York
America
New York City
American Museum of Natural History
Berlin
American Museum of Ocean Orgraphy
West Point Instructor in Serious Illness
Colonel Charles W. Larned, professor of military graphics at West Point since 1876, is seriously ill and has been moved to a sanitarium. He authored several books and contributed to magazines on educational art and military topics. He served as a member of the Stanley expedition against the Sioux Indians.
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West Point
Associated Press
N. Y
Charles W. Larned
West Point Academy
Larned
Local drugstores stock new indigestion remedy Digest
Local drugstores report a new medicine Digest on shelves. The product promises relief for indigestion and stomach disorders by aiding digestion of foods the stomach cannot process.
Digestit Promises Relief for Indigestion with Free Trial
A new stomach remedy named DIGESTIT is marketed through drug stores nationwide. It claims rapid digestion of food, instant relief after meals, and a refund option if unsatisfied. customers can request a free full-size sample via postal order from the Digestit Co. in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Digestit Co
Jackson, Miss
Lecture on Culture of Corn Thursday
A special call invites farmers in Bexar county to a Thursday 2 PM meeting of the Bexar County Farmers' Institute at the San Antonio Real Estate Exchange rooms. Zeferino Dominguez, Mexico's noted corn culturist, will lecture on seed corn selection. Vice President Beck urges attendance, promising practical, dollars and cents knowledge. Dominguez will remain in town through Thursday to accommodate the program.
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Bexar County
Mexico
Republic
Beck
Farmers’ Institute
Dominguez
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Pack
Pile sufferers are urged to request a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure from Pyramid Co. by sending name and address to Marshall Idaho. The ad claims instant relief and a permanent cure, with a paid 50 cent option at drug stores, and promises dramatic disappearance of symptoms.
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Pyramid Vee Co
Pyramid
Marshall
Italian Murder Near Chicago Police Station
Italian murder in Chicago suspected Mafia case near the Twenty second Street police station. Victim unidentified. suspect James Baroni arrested. A notebook shows S Covi Alpena Michigan and a Camorra trial clipping suggests Camorra ties. Baroni says he was robbed by two Italians before he fired.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Twenty-second Street
James Baroni
S. Covi
Second Avenue
Alpena
Mich
Italy
Camorra
Baroni
Battle memory halted by police in Mexico
The reader recalls watching a battle in Mexico but only witnessed part as an officious policeman stopped the action in the exciting moment.
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Mexico
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