Milk sanitation critique prompts reform bid in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi report by Mrs L Darwin, a sanitary expert, condemns dairy milk practices in the city for cabin charging, no standard of sanitation, and high fees. She plans to address conditions before leaving, while women workers seek a female sanitary inspector appointment. In Spokane, Fraternal Order of Eagles convenes with elections to choose grand officers for the next year, naming William L Grayson of Favundah Georgia to succeed Conrad He Mona.
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Corpia Christi
Tex
Corpus Rding
L.darwin
Uate Sanitary Ab
Abs
Ers
Catr
Spokant
Wash
Fraternal Order of Ragies
William L. Grayson
Favundah
Wiscosme
Conrad He Mona
Real Flesh Builder For Thin People Debunked Claims
An excerpt promotes Sargol as a fat-building supplement claiming to supply "flesh-producing elements" and to cause rapid weight gain. The ad asserts nourishment is lost in digestion, urges cutlery, and touts guaranteed weight increases. It cites 1910 permits and market claims, warning readers of miraculous results.
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Tmn
Sonjen
Sommere
San Antonio
Vicinity
Germans Day Address Praises German Culture in America
In San Francisco a German Day speech at the Pan-Pacific Expo lauds German culture and family life while contrasting it with Greek influence. Hexamer of Philadelphia, head of the National German Society, argues Germans assimilate with fortitude and purify through study and home life. He cites the Moravians at Bethlehem as early American German education. He notes Germans show quiet, industrious habits and affirms they offer no political favors or votes to sway civic life. The talk references 1776 events and early American settlers.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fermin
Hexamer
Phila Golonia
Gerimmnic Atayce Li
Fitian
Germany
Philadelphia
Lang Teland
Gersund Gosupel
Peter Kichirin
Sputter
Fhoe
Hog
United States
Moravinda
Bethlshem
England
Evan
Firemen Fight Hour of Blazes Across City
Four buildings were damaged by fire within an hour late Wednesday night. The Bakth home suffered a major loss, with about 2500 dollars damaged of a 4000 dollar home. The causes remain undetermined. Nearby structures on West Commerce and Caseta streets were also struck, with total damages near 4000 dollars. A small blaze at 807 North Medina caused minor damage from matches left by children. Authorities note possible faulty wiring as a factor.
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Ini
RB. Robertson
Hunstrek Avenue
Robertson
Austin Apd
Kerrville
Charl BH. Smith
Hunstock
Zaragoza
West Commerce
Sam Lrechese
Caseta Street
W. Washington
Zander
Hattie Williams
Medina Street
Pat White
Corpus Banker Seeks to Protect Cotton
Corpus Christi banker Hirsch announces a conference in Galveston on August 16 to outline plans for financing the 1927 cotton crop. Officials from regional reserve banks and warehouse receipts will discuss using negotiable receipts and collateral to support farmers, with potential aid from federal officials and bankers across the South.
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Corpus Christ Tex
Aug
Hirsch
Texas Banyers
Dorms Chriati National Bank
South
Galveston
Dalles
Stulets
New Orleans
Mobile
Sevannah
Charleston
WP. G. Harding
Federal Preserve
Federal Preserve Hoard
Washington
Hirschaki
Funeral Rites for Colonel M Z Monserrate Held in San Antonio
The funeral of Colonel Manverrate Monserrate second vice president of the San Antonio and Avannes railroad was held Thursday at the Monserrate home and at St Marys church with Bishop Joseph W Shaw presiding. A guard of honor and many dignitaries attended as the body lay in state and a requiem mass followed at St Marys. The Confederate veterans and Barnards Daughters of the Confederacy attended, and trains paused for five minutes in tribute. The service ended with interment at Mission Park. In San Antonio the body arrived from San Diego late Wednesday. Nearby, Adolph Hagens, a farmer from Phewater, sustained a broken wrist while cranking his car in Foarim.
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M. Z. Sonserrate
Vce
San Aptonio & Avannes Pois Radlroad
Cauden Street
A. P. Fletcher
St. Mary
Welves
Joseph W. Shaw
San Antono
Mission Bursa Park
Manverratn
San Diego
Calara
Son Antonio
Ses
Manverrate
Tuscon
Aris
Jr. Peter
Finste
Xaneral
Mr. Peter
Heyden F Smith
Mra. Smith
J. R. Bosle
Cnunsel
Aid
Bip Raiiroad
Spotard
Nonor
San Antonio
Wrights
Columus
St. Mary's Church
Barnards, Bee Chapter
Daughters For the Confederacy
Lin Ceepe
Calumbus
Ful Regalia
San Antonio & Aransas
German Note on Frye Concedes No Concession in Treaty Terms
German note on the Frye dispute argues the Prussian American treaty article thirteen does not guarantee protection against contraband cargo but obliges payment of damages. Germany urges that compensation be adequate and insists the issue be settled by diplomacy or Hague interpretation, preserving treaty rights while rejecting any waiver.
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United States
Germany
William
P. Pry
Tomer
Gertivity
Frye
Hague
Ham P. Frve
Gemany
Frya
Easi
Phat
Garmant
Hie Frye
Dawigges
Hecgmie 2
Guk Fy
Gereman
Importers Demand Goods From Germany Amid British Embargo
New York August reports say German and Austrian goods importers plan to press for relief as Britain’s embargo on Allied and neutral ships disrupts American trade. The Hilmore Executive Committee of Importers calls for a strong protest to President Wilson and Secretary of State Lunaving to counter England’s stance.
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New York
Germany
Austria
Hilmore
Immartere
Bargo
Imartemt
Whl
Wilson
England
How to Rid the Skin of Objectionable Hair
Quick home method uses a paste of Ayr piste with game prnedored deh and water applied to the skin. After several minutes the skin is rinsed and the hair appears to vanish, though the ad warns of possible irritation if misused.
Several sites proposed for blind asylum a meeting planned
Governor Ferguson is expected to call a board meeting in Austin within two weeks to choose a site for the new State Blind Institute and oversee an appropriation of 92,000. The board includes Ferguson Looney and Hobby. Offers have come from Temple, Brownwood, Wichita Falls, Valley View, and other towns, with Austin a likely site.
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Austin
Tes. Ange
Ferguson
Wlihin
Ercnson
Lpierat Looney
Iarer Hor Hobby
Brown Sood
Wichita Falls
Aweetwnree
Valley View
Wave
Temple
Mt Fe
Gemma Looney
Pex Cites
Itheso Hong
Camp Mabry
Joey
Tormplé
New Officials at WW C A Named for Coming Year
Miss Bells Graves of Providence Rhode Island accepts house secretary post at the WW C A, to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Lucy Beckwith who retires to Garyton. Graves arrives Sept 16 after duties at a Narragansett Bay girl’s camp. Miss Edith Jim ison of Battle Creek Michigan takes the physical director role arriving around Oct 1. Vera Sherwood, who dismantled the swimming program this summer, departs for Atte herd Massachusetts in September to teach and direct swimming at the WW C A in that city.
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Bells Graves
Providence
Edith Jimison
Battle Creel
Mich
Fitta Pickering
Miss Graves
Lucy Beckwith
Beckwith
Garyton
Mise Graves
San Antonio
Narragansetl Bay
National
Ina
Jimiaon
Hy Association Nest
Attendance Report From Ep Worth Camp Draws Many Delegates
Large attendance reported at Epworth by the Few of Morpus Christ encampment in Corpus Christ ti The event drew more than 200 delegates with special trains and street car service between the business district and the encampment The city issued bonds totaling 72 000 to fund encampment grounds and improvements, sold to investors with interest The effort was backed by local officials and the Texas Texas Tries and Womnauy of Austin with Sam Sparks as president
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Ep Worth
Encaapien
Amyworth Leniue
Epworth
Morpus Christ
AL K
Ragsiale
Corpus Christ
Corps Christi Aid
Utesim Af Toler
Mosser Pang Witlaman
Belig
Texas Tries
Womnauy
Austin
Sam Sparks
Hanes
Coal Rates Hearing Shuts Out Miners and Operators
A tumultuous hearing on coal rate increases spilled into a heated session as operators and miners clash over proposed hikes. Protesters claim rate changes threaten livelihoods while the utilities firm argues higher charges reflect costs and compel fair pricing amid industry strain.
Milam Votes Wet Hour Dale
Ambiguous notes report Milam residents voting on a wet hour issue. Text shows scattered names and precinct references with unclear figures and erratic phrasing. The record is fragmentary and lacks a clear outcome or official counts.
Fire at Mount Calm and Kenedy School Opening
Mount Calm fire causes damage estimated at 30900 dollars with unknown cause and partial insurance coverage. Kenedy Texas holds school board meeting August 5 approving 1915 1916 faculty and setting September 13 start date after the County Teachers Institute September 6 to 10. Court and Union notes cover Pan American cooperation and Typonographers Union ceremonies at Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.
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Kenedy
Tex
School Board of
Mote
County Teachers ‘Institute
Kernes
C. G. Hallmark
TP. Walker
Wiss ldHie Mar Lucius
Lois Sins Carte Kuckman
Tom Bridge
Jessis Payne
Letha Mar
Loi Sitipian
Bess Beale
Cimadta Buliwin
San Francisco
Cal
International Ty Ponographical Union
Brane
Lumber Trust in Texas Alleged in Antitrust Suit
A Texas antitrust suit targets Wilken Camaron Lumber Company of Fort Worth John Fo Quarks Company and others for price fixing and conspiracy to restrain trade in lumber and building materials. Plaintiffs claim the action covers actions back to 1831 and lists two series of charges against multiple Texas and national firms with Fort Worth Wichita Falls and Chicago ties.
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Hopeton
Ter
Yieluo
Wilken
Camaron Luv Ver
Waco
Chors
Smith Luvaber Company
Fort Worth
John Fo Quarks Company
Kart Worth
Cd. Shambersen
Wichita Falla
Tethype Department
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Adolph Hagens
Hostetter
Faye Cre
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Order In Council
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County Judges and Commissioners' Association Brege
Texas Gond Rands Association
Ee Collier Wiste
Avistiw
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Insurance
Southland Life Insurance Company of
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Muriel
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Fither
WW. C. A
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Chase van Whrissine
Chio Lines
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Henrine van Bemis
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Angie Milain
Shean Boven
Mount Calm
C&c
Pan Americans Savage
Washia
D.C Ave
Pan American Financial Conference
Treasury Department
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Lumber Trust
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