Clogged Bowels a Menace to Health
A health notice promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation and related illnesses. It claims permanent relief, trains stomach and bowel muscles, and offers affordable bottles with a money back guarantee. Readers in North Carolina and beyond are urged to request a free sample by mailing their address.
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Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Decia Wood
Little River Academy
North Carolina
W. B Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ill
Long Fourth Court opinion affirms part and reverses part
One of the longest opinions on record from the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals was handed down this morning. Associate Justice Anton N. Mourland authored a nearly 75 page ruling affirming portions and reversing and rendering others in Wichita Falls Compress Co et al vs W L Moody Co from Dallas County.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Wichita Falls Compress Company Et al
W. L. Moody & Co
Dallas County
Anton N. Mourland
Fraternal
Mystic Circle
Ella Hansen
Fayette
Wichita Falls Compress Company
Dallas
Lange Soap Co
Charles Boelhauwe
Bexar
Henry
Judson
C. R. Bell
Matagor
Brenham
Halle
Seethers
Washington
Payment of Costs Granted Ameri can National Insurance Company vs Refugio Rodriguez
Court records show payment of costs granted in the case Ameri can National Insurance Company versus Refugio Rodriguez from Bexar. A motion to rehear was granted in the suit A A D O Bannon et al versus R G Pleasants from Fort Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Insurance Company
Refugio Rodriguez
Bexar
D. O'Bannon
Subscriptions Grow for Orphans Home Fund
Committees of women report progress in raising funds for the Protestant Orphans Home. Several thousand dollars have been gathered by about a dozen workers, and a general campaign aims to reach $30,000. Mrs. C. C. Gibbs leads out-of-town solicitations, with contributions coming from outside San Antonio for a modern home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Home Fund
C. C. Gibbs
Orphan's Home
San Antonio
Seven Reform Bills Introduced in New York Senate
Albany Feb 5 Seven bills drafted by Governor Sulzer on stock exchange reforms were introduced in the Senate today. They propose a maximum interest rate on call loans while leaving open whether to incorporate the stock exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Senate
Stock Exchange
Sunday School Workers Meet in Brownsville
The Rio Grande Valley Sunday School Association begins a two day session in Brownsville Texas with John E Snavely of Harlingen presiding and about fifty delegates from outside points in attendance.
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Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande Valley Sunday School Association
John E. Snavely
Harlingen
Opposition to Full Crew Bill Sparks Cattlemen and Railroads Clash
Cattlemen and railroad representatives meet at the Cattlemen's Exchange to oppose the full crew bill in the lower house. They argue it imposes onerous requirements, including five men on most trains and seven on switching jobs, with electric lines and perishable shipments bearing the heaviest burdens. A petition to the Legislature is planned after the House first reading, with labor unions backing the measure and rail workers aligned against it.
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Cattlemen's Exchange
Taylor
Crack marksman touts Plant Juice remedy in Dallas
Texas traveler F M Faurote of Dallas declares Plant Juice cures his liver stomach and rheumatism and keeps a bottle with him. He endorses Plant Juice as a natural remedy for digestion liver kidneys bowels and general fatigue and recommends Fischer's as the sale point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
F. M. Faurote
McKinney Avenue
Dallas
Faurote
Dupont Powder Company
United States
Fischer's
Rail bill faces railroads and cattlemen opposition
A Taylor bill aiming to curb motor cars lacks penalties for flagmen and others whose negligence causes wrecks. Railroads warn it could force them to abandon planned motor passenger service between San Antonio Sutherland Springs and Del Rio. Organizers plan petitions or delegations to the Legislature as cattlemen and rail execs weigh amendments or defeat.
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San Antonio
Sutherland Springs
Here
del Rio
Fire wagon crashes into wood wagon. rider hurt
Victoriano Leos, a Mexican wood peddler, was hurled from his wagon when Fire Company No. 4’s steamer crashed into his wagon on West Romana near North Flores Street during a lumber pile blaze at Kuntz Albaugh Lumber. Leos sustained a sprained ankle and facial injuries as his wagon wrecked and the fire team escaped unharmed.
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Victoriano Leos
Fire Company No. 4
Leos
West Romana
North Flores Street
Kuntz- Albaugh Lumber Company
Leal Street
Leas
Luter
Evangelist Sid Williams to Speak at Calvary Baptist
Evangelist Sid Williams will preach tonight at Calvary Baptist Church on The Sin Against the Holy Spirit. Evening services start at 7 45 and last night’s revival gathering was the largest yet. Mary Hump, 63, died at a local sanitarium and will be buried in Smiley, Texas, after services conducted by Shelley Loring.
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Sid Williams
Calvary Baptist Church
W. W. Lee
Hump
Mary Hump
Ireland
San Antonio
P. W. Hump
Smiley
Gonzales County
Texas
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Freak Chicken Hatches with Two Bodies One Head
Deputy Sheriff Sam C. Slack keeps a one headed chicken with two bodies at 518 Avenue C. The two bodies have separate legs but share a single head while nearby Mrs. Slack hatched the strange fowl among a brood.
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Sam C. Slack
Avenue C
Paris Votes to Issue Bonds in Bond Election
Paris Texas voters defeated all amendments to the city charter in the election but approved the bond issue for public improvements. The report also notes Stanley Bowdle near Clifton as a notable figure and references a New York Tribune correspondent on wood pulp silk substitutes.
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Paris
Tex
Stanley Bowdle
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Clifton
Cincinnati
The
New York Tribune
Mayors testimony in Peach trial reveals blood on knife debate
In Aiken during prosecutorial testimony at the Peach trial, Mayor Herbert E. Gyles described discussions with Mrs Beach after the assault and the attempt to hire a negro detective. Experts testified on the knife alleged to bear blood stains while defense and prosecution prepared further witnesses as progress lagged. Also, Waxahachie moves to sue railroads for 16 000 in penalties over grade crossing flagmen.
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Aiken
8. C
Frederick O. Beach
Herbert E. Gyles
Beach
Holly
Gyles
Hastings Wyman Jr
Wyman
Boydon Mims
Columbia
Mims
Augusta
Dr. Partridge
Dr. Wyman
Waxahachie
Tex
Katy
Brazos Valley
Vinci proves miracle cure for child’s long illness
Mrs. Adelaide Mulloy of Winthrop Massachusetts praises Vinci for curing a girl plagued by diphtheria bronchitis and stomach trouble after five years of treatment. The letter claims ten pound gain and astonishing improvement with Vinci, noting it contains cod liver oil properties without the oil. A. M. Fischer of San Antonio offers money back if it fails and touts Saxo Salve for eczema.
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Vinci
Adelaide Mulloy
Winthrop
Mass
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
Texas
Notable Guests Arrive Escorted by San Antonio Hotels
A long list of visitors registers at the city hotels including J E Whiteselle of Corsicana and J Martin of Houston at the Menger and Crockett respectively. Others from Dallas, Mon terey, Crystal City, Corpus Christi, Beeville, and New Orleans check in at the Bowie, St. Anthony, Gunter, Savoy, Bexar, and Menger as city hosts welcome business travelers and touring parties.
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J. E. Whiteselle
Corsicana
Tex
Menger Hotel
J. Martin
Houston
Crockett
John F. Garner
H. E. Rosher
Kansas City
San Antonio
Bowie Hotel
G. M. Earley
Gunter Hotel
F. T. Johnson
Corpus Christi
Savoy Hotel
F. M. Moore and Son
Gober
Uvalde
Thc City
Bexar Hotel
David M. Picton
Rockport
Menger
B. B. Brown
Range
W. F. Foust
Monterey
Mex
Clarence F. Low
New Orleans
St. Anthony Hotel
G. C. Simmons
Flatonia
Gunter
John Teague
Beeville
Savoy
E. M. Tom and
Campbellton
Bexar
J. S. Cullenam
St. Anthony
R. C. Boetcher
Schulenburg
R. M. Burks
Pearsall
W. F. Pettus
Goliad
Charles A. Murray
New York
Willl
J. C. Ramsey
Lampasas
Crockest Hotel
J. F. Mulhall
Bryan
Bowie
O. Brown
Gilmore Brown
Archie Sykins
City
N. R. Powell
Pettus
N. B. Ware Jr
Yorktown
Crockett Hotel
C. 8. Jackson
Brownwood, Tex
W. I. Geer
Waco
Charles EB. Nickels
Dallas
L. Praughlin
J. H. Armstrong
Sanderson
Harlandale
J. Frederick Shepard
Guanajuato
Simpson
Mississippi
Henry Mayer
Grand Island
Neb
Geo. D. Hope
Geo
D. Hope
J. P. Fleming
Emporia
Kas
Wilcox
Ohio
Della Madden
Chicago
W. M. Spear
Mason City
Geo, Kidd, Jr
Geo. Kidder
CC. E. Morris
H. W. Osgood
Marcelleg
Ill
Alvin Carstensin
Boerne
Reynolds Forres
Laredo
Wm. J. Smith
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. I. White
O. Morg
T. J. Anderson
Southern Pacific
George B. Haynes
G. E. Chase
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Cascarets For Quick Relief Of Bilious Indigestion
The ad describes biliousness with sour stomach, belching, gas, and constipation. It promotes Cascarets to sweeten the stomach, remove sour undigested food and gases, reduce bile, and move waste matter, promising relief by morning after one dose tonight.
Ely's Cream Balm Clears Stuffy Noses Quickly
Advert shows Ely's Cream Balm relieving head catarrh and nasal congestion by applying a small amount in the nostrils. It promises instant air passage relief, reduced discharge, and quicker recovery from colds and sore throats by morning.
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Ely
Banks Violate Law on Real Estate Loans, Sol Wexler Alleges
Sol Wexler, a New Orleans banker, told the House Currency Reform Committee that national banks in the South openly violate the national banking law by lending on real estate mortgages. He urged amending the law to legalize such loans with strict eight month limits to let farmers make crops. He argued farmers are the only group barred from using stock collateral to obtain credit at national banks.
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Washington, D. C
National Bank
South
Sol Wexler
Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ala
Wexer
Ex-governors preside at Missionary Laymen's session
Chattanooga Tenn February reports a notable feature of the 1st Missionary Laymen's Convention with three ex governors in attendance. The morning session was presided by ex Governor Longino of Mississippi and the afternoon by Lieutenant Governor C A Smith of South Carolina with ex Governor W S Jennings of Florida set to preside over the night session.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
St Missionary
Longino
Missi
C. A. Smith
South Carolina
W. S. Jennings
Florida
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Justice Mourland
Post Tavern
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Pure Food Factories
Battle Creek, Mich
Crack” Marksman
Lone Star State
Border
Cardinal Farley
Winthrop Child
Vincl
Haul Woefson
Houston St
Jack Butterfield
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