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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1908

Page

10

Cancer Stated by Clini Doctors After Cagnogis Cooper Medicine

Patrolman Lebnhoff recalls his ailing 71 year old Bronx mother diagnosed as stomach cancer after stomach tetarrh. She credits Cooper’s New Discovery for relief, though the inventor disputes cancer treatment claims and says the medicine regulates digestion only. The World article promotes the remedy as available nationwide.

George A. Lebnhoff Sixy-first Precinct New York L. T. Cooper Nok US 6 Union Avenue Bronx N. Y Iné Polytechnical Clinic Thirty-fourth Street Cooper Iedicie Lehnhoff Cooper New York World United States

Roosevelt's Last Xmas In the White House

Washington dispatch notes the Roosevelts will skip a Christmas tree again this year with stockings hung by the fireplace for the four Roosevelt children. Gifts arrive for the youngsters, often gym gear and toys, many of which are later donated to Washington children's hospitals as the family shares a tradition of generous shares.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt White House Africa Wellag Claveland Christmay Roosevelt Childen Santa Claus A. Streamms Children's Hospital Washington

Eddy healers win in Warrensburg Missouri

In Warrensburg Missouri Judge Berry Pharmond ruled there is no Missouri law banning healing by Christian Science practitioners. Lena A Jaccard and Theresa M Heywood of Kansas City faced charges for treating a Knobnoster resident without a medical license. The court found Missouri medical practice statutes do not apply to Christian Science healing and do not prohibit or regulate their healing practices.

Warrensburg Missouri Christian Science Church Berry Pharmond Lena A. Jaccard Theresa M. Heywood Kansas City Ewing Cockrell This County Francis M. Cockrell Interstate Commerce Commission Sorelda Wyrlek Knobnoster Diedium of Christian Science Stroruers

Christmas at the White House With the Roosevelts

The President and Mrs Roosevelt visited Washington shops to stock toys and useful gifts for Christmas. Dinner at 7:30 p m will be private with only family members present in the White House private dining room. A huge turkey is planned as the main dish.

Mrs McRaney's Experience Endorses Kidney Remedy

Mrs M McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi reports three months bedridden with kidney and bladder trouble. After two doctors failed, she began Ioley's Kidney Remedy and, after two bottles, felt renewed. She urges other suffering women to try Foley's Kidney Remedy as sold by Bexat Drug Co.

McRaney M. McRaney Prentiss Miss Weill Ioley Foley Bexat Drug Co

Senator Teller Seeks Silver Backed Notes Plan

New York December 22 The Times today reports a Paris financial weekly Europe an Econom ist letter from Senator Henry M Teller Colorado Aldrich currency commission to Moreton Frewen London suggesting a plan for circulating notes backed by silver if India cooperates The letter speculates on India official interest and possible formal proposal The Aldrich commission members deny Teller’s connections and say he is acting independently and alone

New York The Times Today Wall Street Paris India Teller Currency Commission Tuller Frewen Aldrich Commission Cfs Frewep Stone

Chicago and Milwaukee electric line blocks cars with women and children aboard

Chicago and Milwaukee electric railroad officials refuse to vary seating on cars when crowding occurs. The order cites that some cars lack sufficient space and that dense crowds in the rear compartments require changes. authorities expect to deny congested rooms for women and children aboard trains.

Chicago Chicazo & Milwauken Electric Way Desvedo Garry

Head Hunter Comes to Aid a U. S. Scientist

A head hunter from the Finguanes tribe arrived in Chicago with Dr. Jay C. Cole of the Field Museum. The pair will study linguistic and ethnological material gathered on last year’s expedition.

Chicago Finguanes Hurta Jay C. Cole Field Museum Golp

20 Years With Heart Trouble From Dr Miles Remedy

A testimonial from Laura Russell of Logan Iowa credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with curing over 20 years of heart disease. She recalls severe breathlessness and fainting before treatment and notes improved sleep and health after starting the remedy. It explains heart action causes lung oxygen uptake issues and claims the medicine strengthens heart nerves and muscles to boost circulation.

Miles Laura Russell Logan Iowa

No Dope in Gysters Says Dinwiddie

Dinwiddie declares oyster supply safe after health board inspection found no hazardous preservatives. An investigation at a Total establishment revealed oysters free from poison or chemicals. A patron fell ill soon after consuming oysters, prompting the public health report noting seasonal dangers and measures to protect the supply.

Gysters M Camphtut Unwidhie Tng

Gay youth attempts bold theft of taxi with officer nearby

New York report details Joseph McMahin, a youth, leaping into a taxi cab occupied by a policeman. The officer allowed a call, but the youth sped off along Seventh Avenue before being halted and arrested. Bail set at 1606 dollars.

New York Joseph McMahon Selig McMahan Seventh Avenue

Death Near for Bishop McQuaid in Rochester NY

Rochester dated report notes Bishop McQuaid in critical condition with little hope he can endure many more hours. The brief item emphasizes rapid decline and imminent death for the prelate.

Rochester N.Y McQuaid

Death saddens stay or visitors in Chi vara tonay home

A young boy named Rolund Roths died yesterday at his family home. He succumbed after illness and his father Frank Wodhe arrived to accompany the funeral. The family will remain in Chi vara tonay to support the surviving son’s health through the winter.

Rolund Roths Airkineers House Chivara Tonay Hind Frank Wodhe

Neurotic Jelly and Jelly Mischief at Lunch

A fragmentary recount shows Titty Willner eating American jelly with his mother present. She cautions him against using a spoon, suggesting to pat the jelly on bread. He replies that his mother need not insist. The text ends with garbled names and remains unclear.

Willner Mather Veryeus

Safe Becomes Cranky and Doors Are Sealed

For two days the big safe in the office of District Clerk Andres Coy has balked at opening despite repeated efforts. Papers and documents are kept inside, with a lack of progress, as an expert is at work today. ad plugs nearby note Foley’s Urino Laxative as a cure for chronic constipation.

Andres Coy

Untitled note about a child tasting sour candy

A four year old named TAtte Wotkis visits Tabs and tasting sour candy, quickly finding it very hot and spicy. He eats several spoonfuls then declares, Aly good ness that sour is so hot it makes all down too. January Dae Uncator.

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