Paris considers moving Halles markets to outskirts
Paris Municipal Council debates removing the Halles markets from the center to the fortifications line outside the city. The plan envisions new parks, sports arenas, avenues, a Beaujon hospital nearby, and re‑homing markets with water and rail access to cut rehandling costs, plus a future Fair of Paris and an exposition palace near Porte Maillot or Porte d Autenil.
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Electric light on farms urged as farm utilities grow
Kansas State Agricultural College instructor G G McNair promotes farm electrification for convenience and safety. He notes that twelve years ago such plants were novelty and now spread widely, often powered by gasoline engines with water power in eastern regions. Plants cost about 134 dollars and provide only a few lights requiring daily charging.
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Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe calomel replacement
An old advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer, pleasant tasting alternative to calomel for biliousness and constipation. It claims to cleanse the liver, improve digestion, and restore energy without salivation or sickness. The pitch promises guaranteed results or money back and notes wide consumer use and kid friendly taste.
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Uhr Opens City Police Affairs to Open Council Meetings
Commissioner Robert F. Uhr declares all police department recommendations will be submitted at open council sessions after clashes with Mayor Brown over chief of police nominations and vacancies. He cites repeated rejections, use of special policemen, and lack of confirmation for hires. The dispute touches uniforms, bids, and personnel changes while city depositories and budgets move forward.
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Central Fire and Police
Resinol Heals Severe Leg Skin Trouble Claim
Mrs H W Neefus of Greensboro says a six month leg skin infection with swelling itching and sores was cured after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. She reports relief after first application and complete recovery after three jars and two cakes. Samples offered by Resinol Department 4 S Baltimore.
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Pearson St
Greensboro
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Dept. 4-S
Resinol
Baltimore
German Commercial Interests United forms vast postwar union
In Berlin the new German Union of Technical and Economic Association gathers 60 000 members from architecture engineering electro technical marine coal and chemical fields. It aims to unite with Austria Hungary and form a central European body to influence postwar industrial questions and support military defense through science.
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Camp life at Montair continues to grow in popularity
Kerrville Texas August 4 Camp life at Montair grows more popular with daily outdoor activities. Tennis dominates athletics with morning and afternoon matches including Howell Youens vs Cunningham Vinson and Lang Brothers vs Cashion Owen. Dr H W Myers spoke on Japan as a world power for Christ and Austin College Club hosted its annual camp reception with a rustic punch feature.
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San Antonio Diver Charles Sherrill Recovers at Home
Charles Sherrill of San Antonio, who struck his head while diving, is reported able to be about today and moving around with medical supervision.
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Concert at San Antonio Automobile Club by regimental band
The Second Wisconsin regimental band will perform Sunday from 4 to 6 PM at the San Antonio Automobile Club on the North Loop. Acting Secretary Joe Walsh arranged the engagement with Captain Byron Beveridge. A Southern chicken dinner will be served, with many reservations already made. The club, over 500 members strong, plans more entertainments including a future moonlight dance as part of a new member campaign.
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Cervantes Did Not Lose An Arm In Lepanto
A London Chronicle correction notes that Cervantes did not lose an arm at Lepanto and that forged portraits misled readers. It cites H E Watts and others, stating his wounded left hand never fully recovered and he could not have served four years as infantry after a hand loss. Cervantes’ own account appears in the prologue of the Exemplary Novels. He fought Turks at Lepanto in 1571 despite fever.
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Cervantes Life Of Wandering Soldier And Author
The passage outlines Miguel de Cervantes birth in 1547, his years as a soldier in Italy with action at Navarino and Tunis, capture by Barbary pirates in 1575, five years of ransom, attempted writing success later thwarted by poverty, and eventual work gathering armada stores in 1587 before dying in poverty in 1616 despite Don Quixote’s great early success.
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