New York World reports Cooper digestion theory gains followers
April 23 1908 report details T Cooper's public presentation of a digestive health theory and a claimed medicine to cure nervous complaints. He argues many ailments stem from imperfect digestion and cites patient anecdotes, including M E Bell of Hewlett New York, who reports swelling and improved health after using Cooper's remedy. The medicine is said to be widely available in drugstores.
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T. Cooper
Alan Hersag
New York
Cooper
Whred
Heald
Freehall
Noor
M. E. Bell
Hewlett E. 1
United States
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Denies Report That Drill Struck Oil Near Lean Order
L Nesh of Nash and Wisgerald denied spreading news of an oil well on the Walsh tract near Lean order. He said the report likely stemmed from a Brazoria county well he mentioned, and that they are still drilling in the county with good prospects. A note adds that Texas Book and Stationery Co. received Roe's new book In is in Paradise, praised as charming and bound exquisitely.
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Texas Book and Stationery Co
First Japanese Woman Detained in San Antonio for Vagrancy
The first Japanese woman to appear in San Antonio was brought to police headquarters by Patroknan Guerrero. She gave the name Miss Tatia Kate and was charged with vagrancy after authorities found no visible means of support. In pollen court she pleaded guilty and was fined $3 for the offense.
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San Antonio
Patroknan Guerrero
Tatia Kate
Shea
Itil Paso
Merchants Oppose Premium Plan Gambiling Scheme
A large body of San Adron to merchants at the Retail Merchants association meeting last night condemned a premium scheme as harmful to both customers and merchants. A proposal for a collection bureau was referred to the board. A grievance committee will be named at the next meeting. Petition to enact a Rare nishtonnt law is hindered by about 200 merchants. W B Smith Otto Rock and others received thanks for attending.
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San Adronto
Retail Merchants Association
C. A. Davies
Frank AwWeed
W. BE. Smith
Otto Rock
A. B. Muesge
Edwin Lamm
Bull dog maims girl during failed rescue on Tampico street
Petra Zepedi, resident near the detention camp, was bitten on the left hand by a bull dog while attempting to save her pet from several large dogs. The flesh was badly lacerated and the hand bitten through. She filed an affidavit at police headquarters naming Jose Criz as owner, accusing him of allowing a vicious dog to run at large.
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Tampico
Petra Zepedi
Ofte
Jose Criz
Young Mexican Man Fatally Injured Near Railroad Crossing
Adolfon Mariangs, 23, found unconscious beside the International and Great Northern track at the Ruiz Street crossing. He suffered a fractured skull base, broken left shoulder, and severe facial injuries. police and Dr. R. Withers suspect being struck by a moving train, though motive or exact cause remain unclear. He lived with parents at 819 South Medina Street and showed no signs of dramatic improvement. The case prompts an active police investigation.
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Adolfon Mariangs
International & Great Northern
Ruiz Street
R. Withers
Marianas O
Sam Cook
South
Medina Street
Withers
Rannot
Alkemeyer Toy Sale Draws San Antonio Shoppers
A great toy house in San Antonio offers a Christmas goods sale with counters loaded with novelties and imports from Germany and France. Decorations for Christmas trees fill crates and organizers expect large sales through next season, with buyers flocking to discounted prices.
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Sananonto
Altemeyer
Germany
France
Alkemeyer
San Antonio
Regulars to Press Quacks at Bar Regular Meeting
Doctors BFP Sluut J Blfem and Malone Duggan were chosen for a three member committee of the Bexar County Medical Society to prosecute quack doctors. A vigorous campaign to target unworthy practitioners was urged. Dr H F Stout spoke on the importance of eye ear and throat work among school children and regular school inspections. Committees on publication and endorsement of the Southwest Juvenile Training School for delinquent children were formed, with Dr B P Kingsley Dr Theo Hull and Dr Malone Duggan named to draft the resolution.
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Sluut
Mw. J. Blfem
Malone Duggan
Bexar County Medical Society
H. F Stout
W. 5. Hamilton
W. Taylor
A. ©. McDaniel
Southwest Juvenile Training School
B. PB
Kingsley
de. Theo.y. Hull
Building Permits For Dwellings And Repairs Listed
Building permits issued for multiple properties with various dwellings and a warehouse addition. Notable entries include C H Dean warehouse on Main for 1000, Mary Fielding 4 room dwelling and shed on South Flonvs for 310, Maher three 1 room dwellings on Diaz for 760, Rebeca Douglas 1 room dwelling on Leal for 2000, Charles Nichols 1 room dwelling on Bandera for 650, and Pedra Gloria 5 room dwelling on Monterey for 10400.
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C. H. Dean
Main Avenue
Mary Fielding
South Flonvs Street
Maher
Diaz Avenue
Rebeca Douglas
Slde
Leal Street
Charles Nichols
Bandera
R. Kielman
Conche
Pedra Gloria
Monterey Street
Boxay Steam
North Shire of Tavaca
Alda
Triatt
Alveet
Eng Valde
Laredosthayy
Opt on walk at your peril
City health board backs Sunday street cleaning and spitting ban on sidewalks. Mayor Callaghan and City Council urged to enforce ordinance while City Marshal Stanermann to direct police. Petition to council seeks later start for street sweepers to reduce dust. Also notes coroner's inquest laws discussion and formation of a committee to approach the Bexar County Medical Association.
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Callaghan
Canneil
Stanermann
Pihlie
Board of Health
Hertzberg
Berrey
Bexar County Medical Association
Sheer Pluck Saves Negro From Death
Plea Morgig a negro driver for Brevay Lumber escaped death when his team bolted on Capcho Street. He rode a single tree as 25 bundles of shingles slid and fell, narrowly avoiding crush injuries as frightened mules dashed through the thoroughfare. Pedestrians corralling the wagon kept him from being dragged or crushed.
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Plea Morgig
Brevay Lumber Company
Beims
Capcho Street
Ming
Hie Negro
Benesih
Castro
Smaith
Mexican Masons Raise 1200 for Hospital Here
At the final session of the Mexican Masons Lodge a total of 1200 dollars was raised for building two hospitals in the city. Plans call for a 24 by 65 foot institution, supported by state judges, with a 2800 dollar valuation for a school run by the Mexican Masonic order for children of families unable to pay tuition. The meeting featured a banquet, adjournment after remarks, and next year’s convention set for Austin. About 300 members attended, though some were absent.
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Maxiryn
Favallo
Gallardo Wan Tonalwaater
Addreanar
Austin
Logging Roads on Rack Prompt Interstates Debate
Members of the Interstate Commerce Commission examined the practice of logging roads or taps as they call them. Lumber companies build roads into territories and operate lines with trunk lines, with through rates quoted from the mill to final destination. Railroads claim a division is legal, while lumber and logging road operators are split on the issue.
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New Orleans
Interstate Commerce Commissin
Louisianas
Texas
Mississippi
Atchison, ‘Topeka & Santa Fe
Allroad
Cumber
Tuither
Unionism Gains Boost at City Smokers Against Odds
A unionist gathering hosted by local unions No. 727 106 and 480 drew 204 San Antonio members. Speakers included Thad Adams W J Knox R H McParker and J B R Jordan. Adams urged organization while Knox cited gains for teachers. McParker noted building trades minimum wage in San Antonio at 250 versus Houston four dollars.
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G. Mueller
E. Wabhound
J. J. Tucker
Jn. F. Hagen
J. H. Good
San Antonis
William L. Hoefgen
Thad Adams
San Antonio
Houston Ji
Jordan
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Alkemeferd
Turner Hall
Muale
Paradise
Ony
Wolff & Marx
Gata F
Herimen
Bouth Prean Street
Old Phone
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Groar
Puppe
Nterstate Commerce Commission
Dr. Keeling
Alamo Placa
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