Lungs and Throat Cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Mr J P Swords of Washington DC aged 70 testifies to cure of lung and throat trouble after two years with Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. He says it is a tonic for building up the system and credits the product with substantial relief and improved health following directions on the bottle. He urges others to try the medicine as a aid to sickness.
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J. P. Swords
Washington, DB. C
Duffy
Swords
Washington, D. C
Cody
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Medical Tonic
An advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt liquor and medicinal tonic. It claims to cure nervousness typhoid malaria stomach troubles throat and lung diseases and general debility. The copy urges buyers to request authentic product under the Old Chemist mark and to buy only sealed bottles.
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Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. C
Freanetor
No conclusion on new water plant debated at council committees
City committees considered key issues yesterday as regu lar committee meetings reviewed matters including a franchise to construct a waterworks plant for Lakeview town and a valuation of the council gas water and electric lights committee led by Alderman Lockwood. No definite action was taken.
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Lakeview
Lockwood
Bonds Ready for Immediate Sale In District No 7
A citizens and council committee discussed the $45,000 improvement district No 7 bond issue. They agreed the bonds are complete and ready for delivery. At the next meeting two prospective purchasers will be brought before the committee for consideration and ratification.
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Wis
Citizens’ Committee
Henry
W. B. Kerr
David Lehr
Council
Wickeland
Mayermann
Baying
Improvement District No. 7
Citizens' Committee
President Gastro to Berlin for urgent operation
Dorleaux Dec 11 President Caa tro of Venezuela left his city for Paris this morning He is due at the capitol this evening The physicians hope he reaches Berlin as soon as possible if surgeons deem it necessary he will undergo the operation with minimal delay Preparations are under way for the Raymond Whitromb excursions through San Antonio Boston and other eastern points beginning next month Two San Antonians James Villanueva and Henry C Garcia will accompany them as guides and interpreters through Mexico
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Dorleaux
Caatro
Venezuela
Tits City
Pars
Capitol
Berlin
Raymond. Whitromb
San Antonio
Boston
Mexico
James Villanueva
Henry C. Garcia
Pale Delicate Women and Girle Proprietary Tonic
An archaic health advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy to malaria and to strengthen the body for both adults and children. The copy emphasizes the product’s gentle, tonic properties and broad age appeal.
Card of Thanks from Helen Altgelt in San Antonio
San Antonio Texas December 11 1908 Helen M Altgelt thanks the Board of Directors of the 3 A Mutual Aid Association for prompt settlement of all claims as beneficiary of her late husband Aug T Altgelt under certificate 782 voucher received for 485 dollars and highly recommends the association to all who desire immediate benefits where most necessary
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San Antonio
Tex
M. Rosay
A. Mutual Ald
3. A. Mutual Ald Fuld Associa Nn
Aug. T. Altgelt
Helen M. Altgelt
City meat inspector reports weekly fish ban in effect
Max Uhl filed the week end December 10 inspection showing 485 pounds of fish 69 pounds pork 30 pounds beef and one bromine qunine laxative brom qine 149k for E W Grove signature World over to cure a cold in one day OCocar Poppo's orchestra priced at 74 dollars
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Max Uhl
E. W. Grove
City considers proposed plumbing ordinance tomorrow
A special committee will meet at 4 oclock tomorrow in the city council chamber to review the recently adopted plumbing ordinance by Alderman Braden. The committee, with members Monger Wickeland Ai nonud, will hear a report and then submit it to the council for disposition. Delegates from several plumbing interests protested the second reading, stating the city only needs current provisions. Represented by H Koehler, B Wahrmund, George Hathaway, and master plumbers George Lieber and Jack Behrns, they argued the ordinance is unnecessary.
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Alder- Mela
Braden
Aldermed Monger
Wickeland Ang Ainonud
Council
Ang
Bradet
H. Koehler
Wahrmund
George Hathaway
George Lieber
Jack Behrns
Your Health Boosts Kidney Safety Warnes Cure Ad
An old style health ad extols Warner's Safe Cure for kidney disease. It links backache, urinary issues, and swelling to inflamed kidneys and urges immediate use, claiming doctors endorse it and that it can restore healthy kidney function even in advanced stages. It lists symptoms and asserts danger in delaying treatment.
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Warnes
Orden
Warner
Angee’ Sare Cure Co
Rochester
Faith in Lord Shaken When the Police Come
In Kansas City Missouri James Sharp known as Adam God was captured yesterday after remarks that his faith was shaken by police action. He references Bhurn who led followers into battle with police last Tuesday, which left five dead. A 72 year old bystander A J Berger was wounded and died at midnight, with Sessor dying earlier at the hospital.
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James Sharp
Adam God
Kanege Ity
Bhurn
A. J. Berger
Sessor
Will BRYAN TRY SILVER AGAIN in Texas
Galveston Texas December 11 Mr and Mrs W J Bryan left for Port Arthur this morning after which they will go to Beaumont by shell road in autos The Nebraska tonight will deliver his feature Prince of Peace in the Methodist church at Port Arthur He will depart Saturday for the north via Kansas City Southern In his speech here last night Bryan attacked Roosevelt's message as an edict from an emperor His defense of free silver surprised locals and they expect him to push the issue in the coming campaign noting a recent pane as an example where free silver might aid the country
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Galveston
Tex
W.J. Bryan
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Shell Road
Prince of Peace
North
Kansas City
Muir Association stockholders mull new slate for ballot
Interest in the Muir Association annual meeting rises as postal cards from “The Committee” warn stockholders against proxies until the new slate is announced. Names bandied about include W. B. Tuttle, D. J. Woodward, Otto Wahrmund, H. P. Drought, D. A. Walker, H. Bruhn, Wm. C. Rigsby, L. Hatt, W. H. Simms, R. L. Ball, A. G. Hall, Nate M. Washer, Herman Kampmann, and J. H. Kirkpatrick. Several of those named are already on the board. 16 names listed, board has 12, prompting potential expansion or reallocation.
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WB. Tuttle
D. J. Woodward
Otto Wahrmund
H. P. Drought
D. A. Walker
H. Bruhn
Ww. C. Rigsby
L. Hatt
W. H. Simms
R. L. Ball
A. G. Hall
Lax
Pred Torrell
C. 5. Fowler
Nate M. Washer
Herman Kampmann
Suspect Held on Lunacy Charge After West Commerce Stop
Police detained Nicolas Olivarat, a Mexican laborer, on West Commerce Street last night. Palralmen Guerra and Corcha took him into custody and placed him in jail as lunacy information was prepared for county court.
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Nicolas Olivarat
Palralmen Guerra
Corcha
Commerce Street
Gily
Cab lamp rules to be rigidly enforced
A police court ruling fines Charles Wilson five dollars for not keeping cab lamps burning at night while driving on the streets. The decision stresses that lamps must be kept on regardless of weather or road condition to ensure safe operation of hacks.
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Charles Wilson
Woman Comes to Seek Her Missing Husband
A woman named Mrs. John Archor arrived in the city with two young children seeking her missing husband and daughter. She traveled from San Antonio about forty days ago and has few funds and friends to support them. She called at police headquarters this forenoon to report the disappearance and request assistance.
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John Archar
San Antonio
Archor Callnd
Christmas Toy Fund Appeals for San Antonio Children
A group of civic women organises a public Christmas tree event on December 29 to provide gifts for children Santa Claus may miss. Fundraising urged to ensure supplies and to help the tree reach every eligible child, with donations requested early to gauge support.
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San Antonio
Christmas Tree Association
Santa Claus
Prijer
Praise Texas War on White Plague
Washington reports the American Medical Association committee approves President Roosevelt's health administration reform plan aimed at unifying government bureaus. A formal enforcement pledge is issued for the Texas Antituberculosis Society, praised as a model for other states to follow.
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Washington
Troosevelt
Congress
Thera Bn
National Health Administration
American Medical Association
Texas
Captain Holt Coming Home from New Orleans Injuries
Captain Willam Holt of the U S commissary department at New Orleans has recovered enough to return home. He will arrive over the Southern Pacific this evening and spend the holidays at his residence 621 Nolan street. Accompanying him is his daughter Mrs Sadie Barnite who left here for his bedside and has stayed with him since.
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Willam Holt
United States Commissary Department
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Captain Holt
Nolan Street
Sadie Barnite
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