Cuticura Soap and Ointment Praise Promises Heal Skin
A testimonial from T. K. Harmon of Pineview North Carolina dated September 5 1916 describes a severe itchy breakout that covered the face and body and was cured after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad touts mild properties for daily use and offers a free sample by return mail from Cuticura Dept H Boston.
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T. K. Harmon
Pineview
N. C
Germany Considers Enduring War as Bethmann Hollweg Seeks Victory
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg and Reichstag ministers assessing central powers plans. He states Germany accepted the challenge to fight to the end and can achieve victory, outlining submarine warfare decisions and urging action as the moment has arrived for Ruthless U-boat strategy.
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Berlin
London
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Reichstag
the Admiralty
Interior
Zimmerman
von Bethmann-Helweg
Supreme Army Command
Germany
Germany vows to stake all and fight to the end
Berlin dispatch cites Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg telling the Reichstag committee Germany will fight to the end. He rejects peace terms from opponents and says guilt lies with them. He notes President Wilson seeks peace, but outlines Entente aims to dismantle Germany and redraw borders.
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London
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag Committee
Germany
Berlin
Reuter
Amsterdam
Reichstag
Wilson
Congress
Alsace- Lorraine
Danube
Bulgaria
Turkey
Europe
Asia
McCumber Delivers Peace Address at Washington
Senator McCumber of North Dakota Prefacing a prepared address on world peace today referred to the German submarine blockade and said the Senate should aid the president in securing world peace while avoiding a direct invasion of diplomacy.
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Washington, D. C
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Austrian Steamer Borneo Anchored at Tampa Since 1914
The Austrian steamer Borneo has been anchored in Tampa since September 1914. New Zealand holds an island nearly three miles in circumference, largely formed from sulphur with gypsum and other minerals.
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Tampa
Fla
Borneo
New Zealand
U. S. Attitude Outlined in Key German Notes
A condensed review of five U S government notes on German submarine warfare from 1915 to 1916. The lines reaffirm U S rights on the high seas and demand accountability for acts endangering American lives and property while safeguarding neutral rights and long standing friendship with Germany.
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Germany
United States
Editorial Notes on Germany’s Unrestricted Submarine War Announcement
Editorials from multiple papers assess Germany’s note declaring unrestricted submarine warfare. Perspectives urge calm yet firm action, calling for decisive U.S. policy toward Germany, possible diplomatic break, and unity behind Wilson. some favor war and forming a neutrals league.
United States Faces Break With Germany Over Submarine Warfare
The United States declares it must sever diplomatic relations with the German empire unless Germany immediately abandons its submarine warfare against civilian ships. The note emphasizes adherence to international law and humanity, and states the action is taken with reluctance but necessary to defend neutral nations.
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The
Shreveport Journal
Tulsa Democrat
Washington
von Bernstorff
Germany
Dallas Times-Herald
Wilson
Richmond News-Leader
Kiaser
United States
League of Neutrals
Galveston Tribune
Sussex
German Empire
American public opinion swells against German war terms
Editorials across Austin, St Louis and others denounce Germany's submarine terms as outrageous and a provocation to war. They argue US patience is exhausted, power underestimated, and insist the president and Congress cannot withstand a public storm if conflict breaks out.
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Lusitania
Austin Statesman
St. Louis
Post-Dipatch
Germany
United States
Congress
Private coach burned near Campbellton on passenger train
The private car Corpus Christi owned by A R Ponder receiver and general manager of the San Antonio Uvalde Gulf railroad burned at 5 30 am east of Campbellton while on the coast to San Antonio run. Mason Williams general attorney and lumbermen escaped with belongings. furnishings destroyed. Car cost 7500 and furnishings about 400. Engineer saved train by uncoupling the burning car and pulling coaches away. Water supply failed. engine rerouted from Pleasanton with a new engine. Train arrived five hours late.
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Corpus Christi
A. R. Ponder
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad
Campbellton
San Antonio
Mason Williams
Ponder
Pleasanton
H. J. Leby
Mathis
Last Nickel Motif in Washington Star Quote
A Washington Star quotation contrasts losing a nickel with losing a hundred dollars. The boy replies that the issue is not the loss but what remains, framing a pragmatic view of value and resilience in a brief, memorable exchange.
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Washington Star
Rates Increases Suspended by ICC for Texas Oklahoma Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission halted proposed freight rate rises for all classes between Texas and Oklahoma, aligning some mileages with Texas lines, and froze the new scale for Kansas Arkansas and Louisiana while it investigates. The suspension cites that many proposed rates exceed current intrastate Texas rates.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Telephone rate reform debate moves through Texas Senate
H B Dorsey secretary of the Texas Grain Dealers Association visiting Austin argues that telephone rates have surged 50 to 300 percent in the last decade and supports a bill to subject telephone companies to railroad commission oversight. He urges action and cites rising costs affecting grain dealers and rural users.
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Austin
Tex
H. B. Dorsey
Texas Grain Dealers’ Association
Fort Worth
Senate
Railroad Commission
Dorsey
Telephone Companies Under Watch by Commission Says Believer
A quoted advocate argues telephone companies should fall under the commission s jurisdiction. The remark reflects ongoing debates about regulatory authority and consumer protection. The statement underscores calls for formal oversight and potential policy changes.
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Commission
Assessors Press Tax Bill For State Equalization Board
William Wendt of Brenham president of the State Tax Assessors Association A V Huth tax assessor of Bexar county and Gus Reininger of New Braunfels secretary are in Austin urging support for a bill pending in both legislative chambers to create a state tax equalization board the association has long advocated.
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Austin
Tex
William Wendt
Brenham
State Tax Assessors’ Association
A. V. Huth
Bexar County
Gus Reininger
New Braunfels
Non-residents Pay State Tax in 1916
Non residents paid state and county taxes to the Texas comptroller in 1916 totaling 13,369 dollars. Of this sum 5,908 dollars went to state taxes and 10,443 dollars to county taxes. Comptroller Terrell mailed checks to county tax collectors for the county tax portion. The distributed amount to county collectors was 10,463 dollars.
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Austin
Tex
Comptroller’s Department
Terrell
Loz County
Tom Expert in Self-Defense Provokes Proposal
Marie challenges the claim that Tom excels in self defense as Edith recounts Edith recounts that she forced a proposal within one week, sparking a fiery dispute noted in the Boston Transcript.
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Alice
Tom
Marie
Edith
Boston Transcript
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