Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Marketed for Children and Adults
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for indigestion in both adults and children. It includes testimonials from mothers praising the tablets for babies and older individuals, noting benefits to appetite and growth. Full-sized boxes cost 50 cents and trial packages offered by F. A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
G. H. Crossley
Washington ,T
Hoboken
New Jersey
Eric Janvie Y
W. T. Dethlope
Henry Karis
Erie Co
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Burke Seeks Ten Acre San Antonio Land For Oysters
W B Burke of Cincinnati asks the Chamber of Commerce secretary for price and location information on a ten acre tract near San Antonio. He favors land by a stream with access to oysters and fish and is advised that San Antonio is 150 miles away making oyster availability unlikely.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
W. B. Burke
Cincinnati
Ohio
Signature Ad Claims One Bromo Quinine Cure
An advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as the sole remedy to cure a Cold in One, attributed to BE. W. Grove. Staacke Bros. promote their delivery wagons as the best line sold in San Antonio.
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BE. W. Grove
Staacke Bros
San Antonio
Hyomei Inhaler Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
Thousands regain health from catarrh coughs and colds by breathing Hyomei through the pocket inhaler as doctors approve. The ad promotes effective symptom relief and suggests ongoing use to stay free of ailments.
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Hyomei
HYOMEI Home Cough and Cold Remedy Ad
An advertisement details HYOMEI made with Australian eucalyptus as a soothing antiseptic for catarrh and colds. It instructs to use 15 drops in an inhaler, breathe several times daily, and steam inhalation with hot water. The complete HYOMEI kit costs $1.00 with refills 50 cents and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Walthall to Oppose Dwyer for Thirty-seventh District Court
James D. Walthall, ex-assistant attorney-general, to run on Citizens' league ticket for judge of the Thirty-seventh district court opposing incumbent H Edward Dwyer. Coy Jr. fills two vacancies created by resignations of Callaghan and Dwyer as George Huntress Jr. moves. Schultz becomes Fifty-seventh district clerk, Troilo named collector. Huntress to be replaced later.
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James D. Walthall
Citizens’ League
Thirty-seventh District Court
H Edward Dwyer
Walthall
W. C. Linden
Linden
Judge Dwyer
Mr. Walthall
Dwyer
Callaghan
Coy
Andres Coy Jr
James Callaghan
Dalcour Dwyer
George Huntress Jr
Arthur M. Schultz
Charles Troilo
George Huntress
Schultz
Mr. Troilo
City Hall
Court House
Trees Free To Homes As Collins Gardens Visited
Crowds throng Collins Gardens for free trees and shrubs in a city beautification drive. About 25 000 trees plus thousands of plants were offered free to residents whose home value is under 2500 dollars, with two registrars and twelve laborers kept busy. San Antonio Arbor Day is led by the Civic Improvement League.
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Collins’ Gardens
Collins
San Antonio
Laughing Night at the theater review quote
A New Orleans Picayune blurb calls the show a night of entertainment with "laugh every minute of the three acts" highlighting its humorous tone and appeal.
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New Orleans Picayune
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Minneapolis Capitalists to Develop Texas Tract
Minneapolis capitalists sign a contract for land north and northeast of Van Horn Texas contingent on adequate water for irrigation. The firm plans a $10,000 development program including a 1000 foot well. Drilling contract awarded and to begin this week. The first well will be drilled fifteen miles northeast of Van Horn.
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Associated Press
van Horn
Tex
Minneapolis
Here
Rubber and medical care advertised in a local notice
An advertisement invites readers to have their carriage or buggy rubber fired by Staacke Bros using Kelly Springfield rubber. It also promotes Dr. A RR Bear of the lungs nose and throat at the 208 Gunter building. The notice mentions Pee a BAO ORS 0 lot in Mission Park for
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Staacke Bros
Dr. A. RR
Gunter Building
Mission Park
Amusements at the Grand and Royal theatres this week
William A. Brady promotes the Grand show Over Night and plans extensive touring. Jules Falk recalls a fire scare calm by anIrish jig. The Royal bills feature Naomi the human cannon ball and a strong motion picture program. Bargain matinee tomorrow. OSTEOPATH and plumper ads noted at week’s end.
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Claims Hair Growth For Bald Heads
An ad touts Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a remedy for hair loss using Resorcin Beta Napthol and Pilocarpin. It promises scalp health and follicle stimulation, offering a money back trial via H. L. Wagner at the Rexall Store corner Houston and Avenue C.
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Rexall
H. L. Wagner
Houston
Avenue C
Francis Wilson Stars in The Bachelor's Baby at Grand Opera House
Francis Wilson both stars and wrote The Bachelor's Baby a double delight after an eight month New York run. The farce comedy blends heartstrings and wit as a bachelor learns love and fatherhood, showcasing Wilson's humor and versatility. Charles Frohman presents the engagement February 6 7 at the Grand Opera House.
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Francis Wilson
Criterion Theater
New York City
Wilson
Charles Frohman
Grand Opera House
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Citizens League
Colonel Collins
Messenger Boy
Texas
Laird- Schobers
Laird-Schobers
Wickert and Gardner
Hall
Alamo Plaza
Men’s Dept
Hurley
Monarch
William A. Brady
New York
Brady
Mr. Brady
Europe
London
Berlin
Paris
Atlantic
England
Jules Falk
Lohse and
Sterling
Plazascope
the Royal
Kaufman
Naomi
O’brien
O'Brien
O’clare
Colleen
Bawn
the Haywood
Beatty Blake
J. R. Cunningham
Moore Bldg
A. Collman
Plumper
Main-Ave
Plaza
Plaza Theater
Dixie Harris
Lads and Lassies
Frank
Nellie Ellison
Bryan Lee
Mary Cranston
Shriner and Wills
Menlo Moore
Lads
Waiman
Mercedes
Madam Stantone
Justiko
Lastikops
Nemo
Nemos
Kops Bros., Mfrs
Cannstatt-Stuttgart
Bristol
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