Castoria and Its Uses Across Generations
Castoria is a harmless substitute for castor oil Paregoric drops and soothing syrups. It contains no opium morphine or narcotics and has been used for over thirty years to relieve constipation flatulence teething troubles and diarrhea. It regulates the stomach and bowels aids digestion and promotes restful sleep. Known as the Children's Panacea it bears Charles H Fletcher’s signature and has been supervised since infancy. Beware counterfeits and imitators claiming to be Just-as-good or safer for infants.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Walker Whiteside Sees San Antonio While Promoting Typhoon
Actor-producer Walker Whiteside visited San Antonio during a National tour for Typhoon at the Grand. He discussed balancing acting and producing, noting one person cannot do everything alone, and emphasized team effort behind success. Whiteside cited his Indiana birth, Colorado ranch years, and strong outdoor endurance shaping his drive.
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Othes
Whiteside
Mr. Whiteside
Veral
Indiana
Colorado
Winnie and Iron The Most Effectual General Tonic
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic combines quinine malaria remedy and tonic strength builder. Suitable for adults and children, it is recognized across the South as a standard malarial chill and fever remedy with tasteless formula that dissolves in the stomach. Guaranteed by your druggist. 60c.
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Winnie
Iron
Grove
Buys Big Gas Well Near Caddo La From Central Producers
One of the Souths largest gas wells is brought in by Central Producers Company led by San Antonio stockholders. The well near Caddo Louisiana now produces 15,000,000 feet of gas daily. Officers include J H Kirkpatrick president Charles Schreiner vice president A C Dauchy secretary treasurer J A Henry sales agent J L Hill attorney. Other stockholders named include A J Moore W W Sloan G W Hagy and J M Dobie.
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Central Producers’ Company
San Antonians
Caddo
San Antonio
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Charles Schreiner
A. C. Dauchy
J. A. Henry
J. L. Hill
A. J. Moore
W. W. Sloan
G. W. Hagy
J. M. Dobie
Connecticut river dam bill heads for Senate vote
Dam bill discussion continued in Washington as the Senate prepared to take up the measure, seen as a key step in federal control of water power. Supporters press the bill as an opening wedge, while opponents claim it infringes state rights and intensify the dispute.
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Washington
Senate
Connecticut River
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Promises Wonders
Relieves pain and heals wounds burns and sores claims the Wonderful Old Reliable Dr Porter antiseptic healing oil. Discovered by an old BR surgeon it prevents blood poisoning and treats ulcers carbuncles sore throat and skin diseases. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes with druggist guarantee.
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Porter
BR. R
Bromo Quinine Laxative Box Signals Signature
An OCR fragment notes Only One Bromo Quinine as the laxative, claims E W Grov signature appears on every box, and promises cold cure in one day for 25 cents.
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E. W. Grov
Innocent Burro Triggers Night Burglary Alarm
Policemen aid T. Sutor in an eerie midnight search at 218 South Leona street after a shout of burglars. A stray burro wandered the yard causing commotion and alarm, leading to the eventual discovery that no thief was present.
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T. Sutor
Leona Street
Sutor
Law
Suter
Elections Called For March 10 In Two Districts
Governor Colquitt issued a proclamation scheduling elections March 10 to fill the seats of Thomas McNeal and Lee Killingsworth in the 86th and 126th districts. Caldwell county forms the 86th, Gregg and Harrison counties form the 126th. The notice period must be twenty days. The governor plans to leave Austin briefly for rest amid a taxing session. The penitentiary committee reported, with 11 members each preparing a separate report to the chairman. Representative Roger Byrne criticized cost savings and the Huntsville houses for officials, urging reductions to three.
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McNeal
Killingsworth
Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Thomas McNeal
Lee Killingsworth
Caldwell County
Gregg
Harrison
House
Roger Byrne
Sevn
Huntsville
Patterson Head of Cash Register Firm Is Jailed
John H. Patterson president of the National Cash Register Company and 28 other officials were convicted of criminal violation of the Sherman law. Patterson received a fine of 5000 dollars and one year in jail. Others drew nine months to one year terms and costs in the Cleveland St. Louis Cincinnati area case. The judge denied a new trial and set aside three months of the secretary’s sentence while bond for Patterson was raised to 10000 dollars. Formal appeals were filed.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
George Edgeter
Dayton
Bippus
Alfred Romas
J. B. Hayward
New York
E. W. Eads
William H. Mazzy
William Pflum
Robert Patterson
Thomas J. Watson
Joseph E. Rogers
A. C. Harned
Frederick 8. High
Boston
Plincy Eves
San Francisco
Arthur A. Wentz
Columbus
George E. Morgan
C. T. Walmsley
Chicago
Charles A. Snyder
Elizabeth
N. J
Walter Cool
Denver
M. N. Jacobs
Pittsburg
M.L. Lasley
Detroit
Earl B. Wilson
Los Angeles
A. W. Sinclair
John J. Range
Washington
M. G. J. Keith
William Cummings
Brooklyn
J. C. Laird
Toronto
W. E. Howe
A. P. Herson
Minneapolis
Hollister
Patterson
United States Circuit Court
Hadgeter
Trust Busting Work Done by Wickersham
Washington February 17. A record in trust busting unfolds in Taft era as Attorney General Wickersham and James A Fowler filed five civil anti trust suits in the last week and two the week before. Sherman law prosecutions were also noted and the Great Lakes towing trust ordered dissolved.
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Washington
Taft
Wickersham
James A. Fowler
Department of Justice
Great Lakes
Cash Register
James A. Patten
Standard Oil
Harrison
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Commission Withdraws Orders On Freight Transit Privileges
The Interstate Commerce Commission withdrew all requirements and orders enforcing transit privileges today. The action leaves open the entire subject of transit privileges on all commodities, notably grain and lumber, raising questions about future policy.
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Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gimbel Delicatessen Ad Promotes Oysters and Nutritious Foods
An advertisement for Gimbel Delicatessen on Crockett street opposite the Grand Opera House touts nutritious foods and finest half shell oysters at 25 cents a dozen.
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Gimbel Delicatessen
Crockett Street
Grand Opera House
Harbor City Promotes Art Drawings and Seaport Plans
A. D. Powers announces daily diagrams by a young artist to attract readers to Harbor City development. The town on Corpus Christi Channel sits 32 feet above water, five miles south of Aransas Pass and fourteen miles north of Corpus Christi, aiming to become a seaport. Investors may buy a Harbor City Terminal Corporation share for 100 dollars and receive free lots in Harbor City and Ingleside. office at 333 Alamo Plaza ready to discuss plans.
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Harbor City
Aransas Pass
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi Channel
Harbor City Terminal Corporation
Ingleside
Alamo Plaza
A. D. Powers
Wakem and Divine Fined in Rebates Case
Harold R. Wakem of Wakem and McLaughlin Chicago received one day in jail and a 1500 dollar fine after pleading guilty to taking rebates from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. William L. Divine, foreign agent for Chesapeake & Ohio, was fined 15000 dollars. Local note mentions River side Restaurant ads and 1912 street accident tolls in New York City.
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New York
Harold R. Wakem
Wakem and
McLaughlin
Chicago
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Mayer
Federal District Court
William L. Divine
Chesapeake & Ohio
Troilo Finds Sums Under Weights in San Antonio Commerce
City inspector Charles A. Troilo warns buyers about under weighing in butter ice and hay. He urges specific legislation as cartons promise 16 ounces but often contain only 12 to 16 ounces. Ice sellers rarely measure by weight harming the poor while hay bales rarely weigh 66 pounds, undermining fair prices.
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San Antonio
Charles A. Trolio
Trolio
Jones
Terrell
Mr. Trolio
Address cow as a lady in Wisconsin dairy talk
Madison Wis. Speaking to cows as to ladies is the aim of Malcolm H Gardner of Delavan dairy group. He will address the Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders Associations meeting in February. Gardner issued humane milking injunctions and urges kindness to kine to boost milk output. He says treat the cow like a mother, with sympathy between cow and milker.
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Madison
Wis
Malcolm H. Gardner
Delavan
Holstein- Freisian Association
Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders’ Associations
Gardner
May clear killing of Deacon Callahan explained
Winchester Ky Feb 17 Confessions detailing the Breathitt county murder of Deacon Ed Callahan were made by three alleged participants now jailed. Commonwealth attorney Crutcher issued the statement. Dozens of suspects faced trials as witnesses swore they were in other towns on the day of the crime. Perjury charges against those witnesses are pending.
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Winchester
Ed" Callahan
Breathitt County
Commonwealth
Crutcher
Tex This Will Be The Only Place For The Best Meals
A brief note highlights Tex as the sole destination for the best meals in town. It emphasizes exclusivity and quality, positioning Tex as the premier dining spot for readers seeking top-notch dishes.
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Riverside
Texas
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Fue Centaur Compans
Albert W. Kahl
Buffalo
N. Y
Gustave A. Eisengraeber
St. Paul
Minn
B. J. Dennis
St. Louis
S. A. Buchanan
Philadelphia
J. HB. Simpson
Chicago, Ill
R. B. Eskildson
Omaha
Neb
L. R. Robinson
Kansas City
Edwin F. Pardee
New York City
N. B. Sizer
Astoria
Ieee
the Centaur Company
Walker Whiteside
Louisiana
Sherman
T Trust
Gunter
Railroad
Crockett
Troilo
Kihlberg
BATH
South
Wavarro
Men's Department
Deacon’ Callahan
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