More Bodies Recovered After Austin Floods
Three unidentified negro bodies were recovered about 17 miles below Austin, as search for another victim continued. Over 1000 people received relief. more than 60 houses on Waller Creek and 35 on Shoal Creek were destroyed or swept away. Property losses mount with trains and bridges damaged. flood height ranged eight to seventeen feet with lake levels fluctuating.
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Austin
Tex
Yours Whittington
Norary
Waller Creeks
Bhoal Creek
Nuitper
Horles
Wrest
Avatin
Biretta
International
Great Northern
Warhsuts
Floods sweep Texas counties and crops destroyed
Early reports from the Mooded dis Met describe encouraging signs after a disaster in 1922. Brazos Burleson Milam Washington Bastrop Waller and Wharton counties face floods with rivers out of banks. The Brazos and Colorado rivers flood vast farmlands as railways suffer washouts and bridges. No new deaths reported. crop and livestock losses widespread.
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Houston
Tex
Brazos
Bur+leson
Milam
Washington
Bastrop
Waller
Wharton
Texas
Oklahoma Floods Hit Western Oklahoma Rivers Rise
Torrential rains across Western and Southwestern Oklahoma cause ten foot rises on the Washita at Clinton and flood stages on the South Canadian near Geary. Minor streams overflow, delaying rail traffic as Washtte and branches wash out tracks and bridges. A Frisco passenger train marooned between Blanchard and Cole. Hock Finland bridge at Glery swept away.
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Oklahoma City
Ohio
Oklahoma
Clinton
Here
Washita
Geary
Koy
Brett
Washtte
Oklahore
Yome
Cnton
Oklahoma Central Branch
Santa Fe
Blanchard
Cole
Chickasha
Glery
Hock Finland
South Canadian
Three Meals a Day Trick Promises Weight Gain
An old advertising piece promotes Bargol as a weight gain remedy for thin or underweight people. It claims eating three meals with Bargol boosts fat assimilation, stops fat leakage, and speeds weight increase, with a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen. It warns it is not for those not wishing to gain weight.
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Italy
U. Wagner
Inhabitants Warned as Jowlands Flood Risk Rises
Residents living in the jowlands were notified by telephone of rising waters and have moved livestock to higher ground. The weather is clear today and ten further rises are expected.
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Jowlands
Danger Past on Brazos River at Waco Flood Threat Eases
The Bra vos river at Waco showed a stage of 24.8 feet at 7 this morning, with danger of overflow believed passed as heavy rains ease above the city. The sky is clear today and authorities expect flood danger to subside if more rain does not occur upstream.
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Waco
Tex
Bravos
More Evidence Found Employer of Swoboda Questioned
Paris April 21 a merchant who formerly employed Raymund Kufe Schwini alias Swoboda at Bhangha was located by Captain Jullien of the Paris permanent court martial. Schwind now is charged with expulsion and was arrested as the pa last aboard the steamer La Turaine. His former employer in a French man now at the front in the region of the Arene. Examined by a commission he stated Schwing was in his employ when sentenced by the German consular court at Bhanghal.
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Swoboda
Prench
Paris
Raymund Kufe-Schwini
Jullien
Parie
Schwind
Paault
Ateamship
la Tauraine
The
Alene
Schwing
Germain
Bhanghal
Fiesta guests fete at reception prize awards noted
About 200 people attended the Battle of Flowers Association reception at the Gunter Hotel on Monday night honoring Fiesta workers. Prizes were presented for best decorated vehicles in Fiesta Fete and other categories, with many Fort Sam Houston officers and families among the guests.
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Atlee B. Ayres
Battle of Flowers Association
Order of the Alamo
Army Olka
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Ighia
Castusmey
Ayras
Frederick Funston
Fort Sam Houston
Kirkpatrick
Ayres
Alamo
Ipresa
Frederick Funsten
Loutemobiles
Bruce Martindale
Mra
Stowers
He I
Steele
Electrica
Everett Love
Ben Stribling
Tallyhos
Pal Alpha Slemas Jr
Frank G. Huntress
Chilares Disistem
Helen Hill
John Reagan
John Keeran
Bonnie Slowere
Gonzales
Fort Sam Souston
Gonzales Bingham
Dorothy Bingham
Robert EH. Rolfe
H. W. Jones
S. W. van Derne
Adame
George van Deusen
Truman W. Carbers
Misses van Deusen
Glass, Crittenberger
Jacky Tohnson
Buck End McMahon
Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark With Sage Tea Compound
Sage Tea and Sulphur compound restores natural color to faded or gray hair and prevents dandruff and an aching scalp. Previously homemade, now available as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound at drugstores for about 60 cents. Apply with sponge or brush, one strand at a time, to darken hair naturally and evenly.
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Nye Drug
Wyeth
Southern Conference on Education Meets in Chattanooga
Delegates from across the South gather for a four day Southern Conference on Education and Industry in Chattanooga. Sessions cover women’s groups, rural development, and library community use with P P Claxton and state superintendents in attendance.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
South
Anyy
Renion
Durling
Aouthern Kanendlanal Council
H. & Chamberlain
Daughters of the
TM Owen
Aladasy van Tennsrteer
Rutel Library
P. P. Claxton
United States
Commissioner of Education
Grain Grawere
Bes Roigers
J.H. Phitlins
Dr. B. Johnson
Wilhelm Will Be Interned Wednesday at Norfolk Yard
German auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm to be interned for the remainder of the war at Norfolk Navy Yard. Commander Thierfelder requested internment after attempting to repair seaworthiness, ship to be seized by April 30. Crew will be granted freedom of Hampton, and the action relieves Navy of guarding the vessel.
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Newport News
Apel
Kronpring Wilhelm
Norfolk Navy Yard
Analing
Norfolk
Wichelts
Thierfelder
Tata
Jantain Thierfelder
Watt
Virginia Capes
Wilhelm
Cuez
Pring Ettel Friedrich
Southernneas
Washington, D
Kronprac Wilhelm
Navy Department
Daughters of the American Revolution Reject John Paul Jones Offer
The DAR group dissolved a meeting and declined North Carolina's John Paul Jones estate offer for preservation, citing existing pledged projects. Also reported, Mrs Taft’s sister-in-law Mrs Laughlin wed U S senator Henry Lippitt in Washington yesterday.
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Daughters of An American Revolution
North Carolina
John Paul Jones
Taft
Senatos
Providence
R. 1
Washington
Henry ¥. Lippitt
United States
Rhode Island
Thomas X. Laughlin
William H. Taft
Fragmentary ad copy on unidentifiable medical product
Incoherent promotional text mentions Caleddn compound and a warm bath, claims instant relief from a condition, describes a product called Valocide and a DaytonMed Tea Formula. Reads like a garbled old drug advertisement with dubious health claims and unclear source details.
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Dayton
Brazilian Foreign Minister Leads South American Visit
Dr. Dauro Muller, Brazil’s foreign affairs minister, departs for Uruguay and Argentina with a large party to honor Uruguay’s monument to Baron de Rio Branco. The itinerary may widen to Chile and Argentina, signaling a broader South American unity push amid regional tensions. They will travel by rail to Uruguay with an Argentine warship escort to Montevideo.
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Uruguay
Argentina
Rio Janeiro
Dauro Muller
Ureguay
Lote Baron de Rio Branco
Bragillian
Rio Branco
Muller
Arennt
Chile
United States
Mexico
cAfter
Nouller
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Jose Luis Muratura
Arceentine
Mansuel Baling
Haliday
South America
Uruguat
Montevideo
Better Babies Crusade Aids US Mothers Longstanding Aid
The campaign for better baby health spreads nationwide as American mothers face pain and illness. Advertised remedy claims to ease headaches depression and menstrual troubles using herbs and plant extracts.
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Freud
Syeetattat
Igars
Southwest Cigar Company
Dallas
St Materials
Miylord Fin Ga Ee
San Antonio
Wagner Adolph Dreiss
Huyler
Chattanooga, Tenn
John Punk Jones
Washington, D. Cy
National Board of
Taylor-Thrall
Brushy Creek
Discovery Well
Tri Points Oil Co
E. Houston St
San Antonio, Texas
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