Vitalites touted as spring tonic by Nashville telegrapher
Hiam Convarse of 1513 Shelby Ave Nashville a telegrapher for the Fostal Telegraph Co says Vitalites increases speed and energy. He praises immediate benefits noting his third bottle improved vitality and his wife’s digestion and circulation since using Vitalites. The ad claims Vitalites is pure without harmful ingredients and is sold at Waxners Drug Store and by druggists.
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Hiam Convarse
Shelby Ave
Nashville
Fostal Telegraph Co
Intersview
Vitalitea
Vitalitee
Waxners Drug Store
Fed Cross Doctor Is Ted
Paris February 25 Dr James F Donnelly of the American Red Cross Mission sent to Serbia died yesterday at Nish a dispatch to the Hayas Agency from Saloniki The body will be sent to the United States via Salaniki Dr Donnelly a New York resident born August 2 a graduate of the University of Louisville went to Serbia in November with five other doctors and twelve nurses sent out by the American Red Cross See New Counterfeit Is Found Washington February 26 A new counterfeit $20 gold certificate has been discovered by the secret service It is part of the 1906 series bearing Washingtons portrait and is noted for poor workmanship The specimen in the hands of the secret service is 104497
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Fed Cross
Ted
Paris
Iir
James F. Donnelly
Serbia
Dr. Donnelly
New York
University of Louisville
Washington, DC
Secret Service
Washington
Women Readers Urged to Try Swamp Root Kidney Remedy
A bold appeal targets women, arguing kidney and bladder issues cause back pain, nervousness, and poor health. It promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, offering sample bottles by mail and selling regular sizes at drug stores.
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Vanda
Apa
Dr. Imer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Russians deny German victory claim in Finland front
Petrograd dispatch says German press claims of a major Russian setback are false. Russian general staff reports their forces conducted withdrawals to safer lines after foiling enemy attempts to surround units. Minor Russian successes and continued fighting across the front from Niemen to Vistula are noted.
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Petroghad
Forland
Berlin
Nieman
Bott
Wirballen
Reonsian
Poland
Henry Lasses
Mevera
Gradno
Acms
Jassrobuo
Tine
Divsion
Niemen
Narew
Bobr
Jedwabno
Badzamow
Vistula
Praasuysa
Boguelav
Oporeno
Lopuuschka
Lupkow Pass
Carpathians
Mankato
Zavadka
Myto Kosiourka
Zula
Dolne
Salilada
Rozanka
Army of the
Desperate fighting reported on Eastern Front
Geneva reports continued Russian victories in the Carpathians with heavy Austro German losses. Russian forces seize a transport wagon and regimental safe with 320,000, and claim an advance post of 500 men at Plasa. Additional Russian columns reportedly break into Marmeara and nearby regions.
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Geneva
Paris
Carpathians
Jare
Siisw
Yukia Pass
Meltling
Uasch Pees
Gravnik
Plasa
Zaklesyn
Marmeara
Kungary
Galicia
Bukiewica
Transylvania
Battle News From Trawsnya and Prosnyar Front
German forces stormed Trawsnya in Russian Poland and Prosnyar in Polish territory, taking thousands of prisoners and capturing large numbers of war materials. Reports cite 19,000 Karelan prisoners and over 10,000 captured at Prosnyar with substantial matériel seized.
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Bern
London
Trawsnya
Ruan
Poland
Deriln
Mome
Bulir
Narew
Proasnyar
Hest Pru Alan Revarves
Sparta
Vistula
Magily
Holiniow
Augustowo
Antwerp
Besirgail
Germany
Soos
French Forces Active In World War I Fronts
Paris report details French operations including artillery demolitions, repelled enemy counterattacks, and air bombardment of rail targets. It cites progress between the Argonne and Meuse near Chepy wood and armor shelter destruction, with a skirmish near Parnay.
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Paris
Marie Therese
Argonne
Chepy Wood
Lorraine
Parnar
Pateals
Turkish Victory Reported Beats Russians East of Artel
Turkiye reports from Constantinople that a Russian assault across Artel in the Transcaucasus region was repelled by Turkish forces with heavy Russian losses. Russians are also said to have withdrawn from the Bireali sector in Asia Minor, with war material captured.
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Berlin
London
Constantinopl
Artel
Trana-Caucass
Bukowina Re invasion Report From London News
London reports a new Russian push into Bukowina with re invasion at Czernowitz area and Sadagora re occupation. A dispatch from Mamornita via Evening News describes troops advancing toward Uremnowite as White forces respond in Roumania.
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London
Bukowina
Sadagora
Czernowilke
Mamornita
Roumanta
Trooms
Uremnowite
Water system upgrades cut fire losses in San Antonio
Fire Chief Wright announced advances in water pressure and hydrant expansion since last April, with 441 hydrants added on old and new mains. The improved system aims to raise pressure to 120 pounds, speed water delivery, and lower insurance premiums citywide.
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San Antonio
Cilet Wright
Pf Uiel
Wright
Hrackenrlige Park
Mila
San Atlonto
Fits
South -Elewts Bighland Park
West End
Tobin
Han Antonio
Another Shot in Graham Fight Ends in Deaths
In Graham Texas a courthouse melee left Carlton fatally shot and deputy Tom Sherryhomes dead. One injured is tr ne Monger. Fry JM Todd and Amen al remain held for grand jury consideration next week along with John Linaky of Fort Worth. Charges allege deputies guarding courthouse desks were involved amid a county funds shortage of 25200.
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Graham
Tex
Carlton
Tom Sherryhomes
Pete Irs
Fry
Todd
Amen
John Linaky
Fort Worthy
Grand Jury
Aerorhanges
Key Vollins
GB. M. Fry
Funda
Fight at the Wharfage Ends With Surrender and Bond
Report details a clash with eight or more fighters near a wharfage where a barricade shielded part of the harbor area. Judge Fry, held on a bond under sixteen thousand dollars, surrendered after the scene and remains in awaiting trial as a court session is set for next week.
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Reparte
Wuurthauge
Fry
Evans Leads Qualifying Round in Houston Open
In Houston Texas the Invitation Open tournament saw Mick Evans of Chicago take the early lead in qualifying. The field included many Texas players with notable names such as George V. Rotan of Waco and Bob Kempmann of San Antonio among others who did not finish high. The listing shows numerous first round pairings and byes, highlighting the depth of local and visiting competitors in the event.
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Houston
Tex
C. Mengham
Stone Fon Porter
Roar Tubby
Svenrani
B. Moore
Tsri
Moore
Beyat Hoar
CL. Baxler
Joe Bal
George V. Ratan
Dob Isuny
Klaitrn
Frank Lewis
Calon
Fred Connerly
A. Bur
Broad
A. Baldy
Harvey
Bel
Sandy Handa
Kendall
OM. Brown
WC. Hunt
Edwarda
Langham
Huth Itelesis
Recond
Jonathan Lane
Turner Hubbr
Jassa I. Jones
BF. Rowland
Jack Garrett
W. M. Stees
J. K. Dorrani
D. WW. Dair
J.torai
H. Shear
F.C. Exaser
G Tatton
Clint
Padgitt
Henry Stud
Serta Bethe
Pat Grogan
James ‘Duras
Wilt Lard
Spencer Wellan O
Tam
Tale
W. Hobbs
New- Thaua
W. A. Green
Oy. C. Bierett
R. C. Holmes
H. M. Bavett
Walter Lane
A. J. Nelma
Pat Foley
A. B. Cohen
Oliver Cranston
W. A. Childress
K. E. Womack
W. A. Sherman
H.G. Saia
Rice
I. “W. Reynolde
W. Robbins
J. A. Ret
Wallace Tyler
Hugh Potter
US Proposals On War Warfare And Aid Discussed
The page recounts that American proposals seek cessation of torpedo warfare and admission of foodstuffs to Germany. It notes debate between German and British authorities and uncertainty over whether the plans will be accepted, referencing the torpedoing of the British steamer Byanksome Chine in the August Channel near Ready Heads on February 23.
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Byanksome Chine
Government
Collier
Ready Heads
Germany
Bargaining Says Paper Editorial on War Zone Constrains
The Westminster Gazette argues Britain and Germany could bargain over wartime supplies and sea power. It warns Germany risks provoking a halt to grain and essential goods, while noting edible fuel and contraband concerns. Berlin reports a Norwegian ship carried floating wreckage tied to a Royal Navy uniform sighting near the North Sea.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Britain
Germany
Grewyni
Canada buys Chilean submarines amid secrecy uproar
The Canadian government faced a parliamentary storm after denying a Chilean sale of two submarines. British Colombia officials argued the vessels were obsolete and slow to respond to sonar control, while $1,150,000 had been paid but no final transfer had occurred. The move was tied to fears of a German warship raid on Vancouver and Victoria. The submarines were reportedly moved from American waters just before Wilson issued a neutrals proclamation.
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Seattle
Wreb
Ofeldala of
Dindas
Slatery
Stratehard McBride
fBrlish
Collundia
Chile
Bir Hichard
Une
Sunferston
Teanet Actiona
Vao
Couver
Ambassadors Protest Tax Measures in Mexico City
Reports from Washington state that Spanish Ambassador Riano and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice pressed U.S. officials over the heavy tax burdens levied in Mexico City by General Obregon and the Carranza regime. The tax targets banks, firms, and individuals with three-fifths of their annual payments due by next Friday. Ambassador Tagama of Brazil and Villa-era updates are noted, along with mutinies and proclamations by Villistas and Coss in various regions.
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Washington
F. C
Riano
State Department
Eash
Mexica City
Obregon
Cecil Spring-Hlue
Siritisn Am
Bassador
Moeteiea Boldera
Federal
Républe
Privale
Uxpayere
Y Repatch
Jhan Cabral
Vila
Nogales
San Frantisco
Mexico
Herc
Buerte
Odd Fellows parade plans for San Antonio march
A grand parade staged by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge groups is set for March 16 in San Antonio with about 140 participants. The route runs from Alam Plaza to Soledad Street and back, with ceremonies at Beethoven Hall. Local lodges and the Boys and Girls bands will participate, and business districts will display lodge insignia.
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San Ane Tonio
Ata
San Amon Lodge
Monroe Lodge
Mire Jam Hebokah Lodge
Alam
Houston
Commerce Street
Alamablaya
Cattlemen's Convention
San Antonio Lidse Neta
Varlils
Death sentence of Davis commuted in Texas
Austin February reports a proclamation commuting the death sentence for Harry Davis to life imprisonment. The case, ordered to be carried out in the state capital, was set for execution tomorrow before the commutation.
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Bary Williams
Cathoim
Ant
Board of Pardons
Life
Davis
Austin. Tex
Cinkernor -Fergugan
Harry Davis
Beter
Mit
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Aimsetrend Family
Igermans
Ascorte Ter
Wantad
Dirks
Melu
Trans-Tohor
Feary Jonsen
Prinsmysr
Blackhouse
Gentles
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Nee
Pat Carlton
Evans
Bob Kampmann
Rotan
U.S
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Westminster Gazetts
Weerkage
Canada
U. S
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England
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Frank Bros
WDD
Oris Bebo
Wadertaker
North
Gore Chanel
Central Trust Company
Nantes
Winlir
Norvnnia
Nevorag Cove
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