Rheumatism Cured with Simple Home Remedy Claim
A North American paper promotes a home mixture of fluid extract dandelion, compound Kargon, and compound syrup sarsaparilla as a cure for rheumatism. The item warns against buying a premixed preparation and details doses after meals and at bedtime. It links rheumatism to kidney trouble from clogged eliminative tissues and uric acid buildup.
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Conntry
Kutmers A
Cleo
Howe
Verigie Actia
Prize Mask Ball at Tyme Hall Draws Crowed Maskers
A large crowd gathered at Tyme hall for a postponed prize masked ball by the FPF Sortal club auxiliary. Winners included Miss Sopnie TieVelve and Mrs Stappenbeek for costumes. Mrs LaBrooch won a best wearing costume representing the WF Social club, with prizes of a ladies toilet set. Dancing continued after 11 with music from Dr. Hughes and others as attendees enjoyed refreshments and socializing.
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Tyme Hall
Mthendance
Hus Lane
FPF
Mise Sopnie TieVelve
Yartha Washington
B. Senn
Wisk Rose Moelmne
Hill Girls
Yaa
Bernhardt
Devil
Ji A. WeNoul
Sir Muffler
May Sehnix
Stappenbeek
LaBrooch
Clu
Five Years Sentence For Schwartz In Saloon Theft
A jury at Alamo Plaza last evening convicted Schwartz of grand larceny over fifty dollars for stealing a safe containing Bluemel’s money from Bluemel’s saloon. He received five years in the penitentiary plus an additional five year term. The trial opened with charges of breaking into the saloon and stealing the safe. verdict came within twenty minutes.
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Bluemel
Alamo Plaza
Sehewarts
Schwartz
Wesses
Plan Theater With 100 Feet Wide Stage in New York
Architects Carrere and Hastings unveil plans for a new theater to open November 1, 1903. The building occupies the block between Sixty-second and Fifty-third Streets, facing Central Park West. The 2318-seat auditorium includes 43 boxes in five circular tiers with private parlors and a grand foyer. The proscenium arch spans 45 feet and the stage measures 128 feet wide and 68 feet deep with a high hanging grid.
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New York
Carrere
Central Park
Arcditorium
LODGE RECEPTION A BRILLIANT AFFAIR
A Thursday reception at the Odi Fellowa' halk by Loyal Americans of the Republic featured a program with Wyla dd Page in aJune role. Mrs McCormick recited to applause and Mrs He sun led as captain in overseeing the event. Guests included many team members and local dignitaries. plans noted for a later ceremonial event on Melindhy 22.
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Amecans
Waga
Gom
Wyla Dd Page
McCormick
Hevuor Om
Melindhy
Miss Whitney May Web Count Esterhazy Engagement
London and Vienna reports say Miss Dorothy Whitney, daughter of the late William Whitney and sister of Harry Payne Whitney, is engaged to marry Count Paul Esterhazy. The wedding party included Gladys Vanderbilt and others in New York, with Esterhazy returning from New York after attending events there.
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Miss Whitney
Esterhazy
London
Sch
Vienna
NYWS
Boda Pest
Paul Esterhagy
New York
Jana Suecheny
Mies
Gladys Vandertill
Dorothy Whitney
Utal Csty
Wm. (. Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Sta
Wod Ghiilys Vanderbilt
Com. Lidge Sverhouyt
Loos White
Coun Esierhasy
Hertzberg's Optical Offers Lower Prices This New Year
Hertzberg's advert touts savings on glasses and frames with 20 years in business. It claims lower prices than competitors, lists typical costs for spectacles and frames, and notes no rent in their optical department with free services and honest price differences. It promotes broad optical services and a long-standing reputation.
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Hertzberg's
Hertzberg
Hoertaberg
Testatt
Java
Dr Williams Pink Pills Advertised Cure for Digestive Ailments
An old advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as remedies after grip and for digestive disorders. It cites a farmer’s testimonial of long stomach trouble and weakness, claiming the pills restore sleep, energy, and health. The notice invites readers to request a free book and to purchase pills by mail or locally.
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Williams
Wiliams! Poll
Robert‘Brown
R. FD
Dogs City
Mick
Wovesta
Orier of Gleaners
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Dr. Williams
Sardou at 77 Remains Vigorous in Stage Work
At nearly seventy seven, Victorien Sardou continues active stage duties as stage manager for his latest play, LUE. His ongoing energy and mental clarity are noted, reflecting a lifelong dedication to the theater and a prominent career spanning decades.
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Satan
Anecdotes Prizes for San Antonio Tales
A local contest offers $100 in prizes for anecdotes about well known San Antonians. Entries invite stories about residents and life, with prizes split among six submissions. Distribution through drugstores and saloons, overseen by the Coen-Coly Polling Co.
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Hogan
Ermal
Coen-Coly
Fete planned for Mexican children at International club
Plans completed for a Washington Birthday celebration at the International club for Mexican schoolchildren. They meet at 7 pm, then enjoy refreshments before a program including the unveiling of a portrait of President Diaz, an address by YP A Ghepa, Mexican hymns, a speech by Rush Boyle, and other items led by George McQuaid and Enrique Ornelas.
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Washington Birliday
Mexico
International Club
Dias
Repay, Hie
A. Ghepa
Porfirio Diaz
Thomas Leighton
Women's Committee
George McQuaid
Enrique Ornelas
San Antonio
Washington
Rush Boyle
la Golundrina
Marie de Ham
Real Estate Transfers in San Antonio 1908 List
A compiled notice details multiple property transfers in Bexar and surrounding counties dated February 1908. Transactions include Henry W Brettling and Mary J Brettling to Ada Mannix for part of Jot 4 Camden Street, and numerous deeds involving Fredericksburg Road, Garden and Crofton avenues, plus other blocks and streets with prices ranging from 30 to 2500 dollars.
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Henry W
Mary J. Brettling
St. Louls
Ada Mannix
Bexar County
New City
Camden Street
Frank
Lula
Annie
Frank J. McCarthy, Jr
Fredericksburg Road
Noutheast
Keystone Park
TR. M. White
Chemberg County
G. Schoelhorn
Crofton Avenue
Meerscheidt River
Goodman A. Miller
Harry L. Miller
Cooke County
Illinois
Geo. W. Green
Lhotty
Porter Street
John DB. Sind Tracy Sipple
Sanford
Leuthivherry
Loty
Westfall
Palmintte Avenues
J. Gembler
William Mel
Garden Ad Gembler Streets
Josquh
Annie Welch
A. OD. Hotchkiss
Uscvieh
Nueces County
J. Harown
Bideonthy
Mnuary
Novinetree
John B. Lounstunay
Paul Bers Veron
Anus. McClintocks
Fabri MMI
New Ely
Sylvie Parks
ROG
H. Chand
Deliber
North
Commerce Street
Gaul
M. L. Oppenheiner
Bexay County
M. Usovich
Nuéces County
Janne Co
Ulogle
Milam
Hiwkberry
Alfred Havin
Meda Street
Alfred Franbold
Three Japanese Officers Die on Cruiser Akiteki Incident
A February 4 towing operation near Ariyaki in Nagasaki Prefecture caused a hullard rupture on the Japanese cruiser Akiteki. Three officers were killed, others injured, and the Akashi withdrew to Kure after the accident.
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Tokio
Pet
Akiteki
Ariyaki
Nagasaki
Plan to Fight Disease in San Antonio
The Bexar Drug Co promotes Corfona tablets to ease stomach troubles in San Antonio. They offer a refund if the remedy fails to cure, claiming it strengthens the digestive tract and relieves headaches, dizziness, and nervousness among users.
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San Antonio
Bexar Drug Co
Bexar Dells Co
Corfona Salon
Naval critics probe ship policy via officer inquiries
Washington 21 day effort by Secretary Matealf to learn if the formation of battleship constrictive features has been debated by naval officers and writers. He sent inquiries to Lieut Wit, Sins, Laent, and Commander Frank Hl seeking candid answers though violations of policy could invite discipline. City Steam Laundry Co advertises cleaning, pressing, repairing with specialty in radiast wality and skirts.
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Washington
Matealf
Mananine
Varios
Wit, Sins
Frank
Mine Workers Leader May Go to Panama for Labor Report
Washington Feb 23 President Roosevelt may ask John Mitchell retiring president of the United Mine Workers to travel to Panama and report on labor conditions there. A conference on Peru affairs discussed possible appointment, but no conclusion was reached. James Bronson Reynolds, the president's Chicago investigator, had been considered.
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Wioh Mitchell
Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of Ammerica
Roosevelt
Panama
White Trust
Mitchell
Ant James Bronson Reynolds
Chicago
Ago
War policy support and French vote of confidence
In Paris reports claim the Morocan campaign faced rumors of reverses as de marons surtre battles were published. The Senate yesterday adopted a vote of confidence in the government’s present action, signaling continued support for France’s war policy.
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Sorate
Paris
de Marons Surtre
Tomorrow Sub Contest Aims High For The Light
A school subscription contest promotes The Light with emphasis on Saturday sales. Students collect subscriptions at 50 cents for ten days, 1.60 for three months, 2.50 for six months, and 5 for a year. Top schools win prizes up to 60 and 20 dollars. rewards extend to agents and departments.
Conference Sets Date For Rail Subways Talk
Attorney G Newton and Alderman Carey led a council rail committee conference with Mayor Callaghan regarding the new subway military project for the Sixth ward. Officials plan another meeting next Thursday after Hugo, awaiting H Anderson’s return from New Orleans.
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Caunsii and
G. Newton
Galveston, Harrisburg 4
San Antonio
Carey
Gpental
Callaghan
Giadiet New Subway
Sixth Ward
Hugo
H. Anderson
Anderson
New Orleing
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