Pneumonia Frequent and Fatal Disease Warned by Doctor
A medical article cites Dr. James Alexander Lind-Biste on pneumonia as a common and deadly disease, noting it can follow colds or worsen existing conditions. It endorses a whiskey and glycerine remedy, warns against inferior pine products, and mentions official packaging under the Food and Drugs Act of 1906.
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James Alexander Lind- Biste
Atv Gooding
Food and Drugs Act
Leach Cher ‘Out Co
FALL KILLS WELL KNOWN CONTRACTOR SCHOENFELD
Henry Adolph Schoenfeld, renowned San Antonio builder born in Saxony, died after a scaffold accident. He came to San Antonio in 1890 from Austin and worked on major projects including the Southvesters hospital for the insane. Survived by his widow and six children, two brothers, and several relatives. Funeral tomorrow at 4 PM from the family residence with burial in Lutheran cemetery.
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Henry Adolph Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
San Antonio
Austin
Driskill Hotel
Southvesters Hospital For
Saxony
Germany
James Arthur
Alpine
Felix
Annie
Clars
Henry Jr
Charles Schoenfeld
Emily
Maz Schoenfeld
Fredericksburg
Wenchmen of the World
San Antonio Mortuary Notes And Local Obituaries
The morning report lists several local deaths and notices. Addisons Kolgore and Lee Kolgore mourned at Yorktown after a two day illness. Dr W E Dutton buried in South Dakota. George W Idson a city foreman dies aged 24, survived by widow and three children. Edward Ball of Kansas City buried in San Antonio after illness. out of town: Rockford postmaster Guinnel G Lawler and Pittsburgh financier Thos D Mellon noted with tributes and services planned.
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Tee Lawler
Rockford, Tl
Poison ends life of Queen the firehouse mascot
Queen the San Antonio fire department fox terrier, beloved mascot of No 2 engine company, died after being poisoned by an unknown person. The dog had long chased fires with the crew, even braving heat to be with the men, but yesterday succumbed despite treatment after the poisoning. Queen's burial followed at the No 2 engine house garden.
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Queen
Gog
San Antonio
Fire
Dow Commerce Street
Wright
Queda
No. 2
H. S. Broiles Sreer
N.m
Dolur
Baoiles Medical Institute
Houston St
Liquor Law Test Games Next Week
A section of the Baskin McGregor liquor law will be heard next week in county court over an inclination suit brought by Gite Kimble proprietor of the Two Brothers galoon Crockett street. The case challenges a provision allowing wine growers to open display rooms without a license claiming discrimination and unconstitutionality. If the habeas corpus hearing rules for the defendant a wave of pending Bexar County suits could be blocked awaiting a higher court ruling. The outcome holds implications beyond Crockett street and could affect related cases statewide.
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Gite Kimble
Crockett Street
Grand Jury
Texas
Gimble
Inder Bhook
Neutioner
Bexar County
Baskin
McGregor
Gimibel
AWAXES TO FIND COMPANION DEAD
J Glassehelb of 342 South Gehern airees awoke to find his roommate H Black dead from tuberculosis. The death occurred early morning with a water glass left beside him. The deceased was about 40 years old and a resident from St Louis. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the residence with services conducted by a minister and interment in the local cemetery.
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George
Roberts
Georga Tebrrta
Soledad
George W. Idson
E Connectey
Tudson
T. Braden
Braden
San Antonio
Thin City
Dil Rio
Hudson
Bracen
Simin Clara Street
St. Mary's
J. Glassehelb
South Gehern
H. Black
St Lnuis
Russa
Rail crash near Detroit claims two lives
A Chicago and St Louis bound passenger train derailed two miles west of Britton Hill, Detroit, killing Mrs Francis Vargo of Budapest and Mrs John Smiths of Milwaukee and injuring 34. Victims include Mrs OV dbs broken and Mrs A J McCak with several broken ribs. Several others suffer sprains and bruises.
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Detroit Micha
Chicago
St. Louiy
Britton Hill
Detroit
Francis Vargo
Buda Pest
Hmngaly
John Smiths
al Twaukee
Wis
OV Dbs
A. J. McCak
Metz
Drfrolt
Good of a Physic Guides old and young pill choice
A fragmented ad praising Blaekburn's Castor-On-Pills as the best physic for all ages. It claims the pills purify and elevate, nourish the bowel nerves, and prevent common ailments. The wording is archaic and garbled but promotes consistent use for health benefits.
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Laevipht
Blaekburn
Thaw Release Delay Seen As Thaw Case Stays Static
New York reports indicate little action expected toward releasing Harry K. Thaw from Mattawan asylum in the near term. Chief counsel Marlin W. Littleton plans a brief vacation, with no habeas corpus motion anticipated until his return. Littleton opposes immediate steps and officials foresee no new move for several weeks as Thaw remains confined.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Mattawan Asylia Lor
Tia Maid Marlin W. Littleton
Thaw
Ciny
Littleton
Dittielon
Gongliac
San Antonio Light Concealed Word Contest Opens Calls for 500 Answers
Readers are urged to submit correct sentences formed from hidden words in the paper. The contest closes February 1 with prizes including orchestra and seats. awards depend on the order of correct solutions, with restrictions for employees and their families.
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San Antonio
Fie
Hert
Susand
Obahustra
Cye Orchectra
Enavyers
Esso
Nurses Seek New Legislation At Texas Convention
At the state convention in San Antonio on April 29 the Graduate Nurses Association of Texas will begin steps toward legislation requiring state examinations for those who would minister to the ill. The group cites need for medical knowledge of body function and drug effects for nurses. The association lists about 120 members with Mildred McKnight as president. Milas J. S. Cottle of Fort Worth is state president and Catherine Van Doren as secretary. Nearly 1000 nurses expected at the state gathering in April.
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San Anonio
The
Nurses Association
Ming Mildred McKnight
Milas J. S.cottle
Port Worth
Catherine van Doren
Belton
Open Bids for 500 Horses March 3 at Fort Say Houston
Open bids announced for 500 horses on March 3 at the Fort Say Houston quartermaster's office. Quoted items include artil ery and cavalry support gear to be examined by government veterinarians. An affidavit was filed against Martin Mertz in county court. he faces an inquiry before a commission tomorrow at 3:30.
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Chef Quartermaster's Office of
Texas
Fort Say Houston
Worsas
Fils
Qgtvica
Ths Pont
Mben-Hury
Gharge
Ingand
Hinney
Martin Mertz
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