Preacher Recovers Voice With Pine Oil Remedy
A Massachusetts preacher, troubled by a husky voice, regains full vocal control after a parishioner druggist gives a Pine Oil remedy. The article urges mixing Virgin Oil of Pine with glycerine and whiskey or Cinchona tincture for quick cold and cough relief, and warns buyers to purchase genuine Pine Oil of Pine separately to avoid inferior substitutes.
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Massachusetts
Leach Chemical € A
Cincinnati
Lad of 12 Bags a Buck on La Salle Hunt
John Camp, 12 year old son of Judge W R Camp of the Fifty fifth district court, hunted in La Salle county with a party and returned with antlers from a full grown buck. It was his first big game shot and he hit the deer in a vital spot. He is a corporal at a local military school.
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LA Salle County
John Camp
W. R. Camp
Fifty-fifth District Court
Young Camp
Camp
Taft Would Boost Pay Of Men In Army
Washington report outlines a push for higher pay to improve recruitment and retention in the regular army. Secretary cites army strength declines, loss of officers, and calls for pay raises for enlisted and noncommissioned officers, plus a general service corps to reduce unmilli tary duties and boost life security in service.
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Taft
Washington, D. C
Congress
Toid
General Service
Regular Army
Ingram to Lead Mexican Railway Permanent Ways
F C Ingram leaves for Peru to assume the post of superintendent of permanent ways for the Mexican National Railway in Mexico City effective January 15. He succeeds Thomas A Corry who resigns to join the Guayaquil and Quito railway in Peru. Corry will take a senior role on a South American line. Monshill, ex general manager of the Mexican Southern, is noted in the transfer. Ingram previously served as chief engineer for the Interoceanic and later maintained a maintenance of way role on National Lines southern division and then on the Pacific division.
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F.C. Ingram
South America
New Road
Mexicnan Railway
City of Mexico
Thomas A. Corry
Guayaquil
Quito
The
National
Corry
South American Railroad
Wanted good cook or a couple for immediate work
Classified ad seeks a capable cook or a man and wife for immediate employment. Contact Jay Be Adams at Hicks Building. both phones listed. Also selling assorted Mulaws at Fess's yard. colors and sizes available. single or pair options. call Jay or E Adams, Hicks Building.
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Hicks
Fess
Jay
E. Adams
Hicks Bldg
Felton Harriman Riddle Merger Remains Remote in Mexico
Samuel M Felton arrives as president of the Mexican Central rail road signaling Harriman’s continued push for control. Analysts note passenger and freight figures show strong road performance yet fear a merger stall as Felton tours lines to assess improvements and policy.
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Mexico
Samuel M. Felton
Mexican Central Railroad
Mr. Felton
Chicago & Alton Road
Felton
Harriman
Martinez del Rio
Jeff
United States
Falton
Central Ines
City of
Railroad News Notes and Local Transit Advances
Railroad officials from Sunset Route International & Great Northern and Southern Pacific visit San Antonio to discuss subways via ducts on Nolan Street and New Braunfels Avenue while tackling yard congestion. The Imperial Special carries Shriners to the Valley of Mexico for the Aneezah Temple ceremony. A debate on Wall Street’s role in the current financial situation is planned by the Barac Clan Society at Travis Park Methodist Church with public invited.
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Hoskins
Southern
Pnacelsic
San Antonio
Nolan Street
New Braunfels Avenue
C.K. Dunlap
Houston
J. W. Pusch
International & Great Northern
Palestine
Valley of Mexico
St. Joseph
Rock Island
Shriners
H. Redan
Southern Pacific
Baracca Club
Wall Street
Baracen ‘Sooiaty
Travis Park
Calve Reveres the Alamo in San Antonio visit
Madame Emma Calve the renowned singer and actress arrived in San Antonio from Mexico City with a large entourage. She praised the Alamo and its defenders, spoke of liking San Antonio, and planned a Grand Opera House performance with René Cheiiet and Camille Decreus, staying at the Menger.
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Madame Emma Calve
San Antonio
Mexico
Madame Calve
J. Saunders Gordon
Madame Calte
Miss Veiller
San Francisco
States
Miss Velller
United States
Calve
el Paso
Plains
The
Alamo
Pacific Coast
Menger Hotel
Grand Opera House
Mlle
Renee Cheiiet
M. Camille Decreus
Carmen
Belle Pettus Rested At Antioch After San Antonio Visit
Miss Bella Pettus age twenty six died after a illness in San Antonio. Accompanied by her father the body was taken to her former home in Antioch Tennessee. She had been in San Antonio two months seeking health and had been ill for months.
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Vios
Belle Pettus
Miss Bella Pettus
Antioch
Tenn
Miss Pettus
San Antonio
Onion Growers Report Large Profit for Last Year
Delegates from 50 to 70 Southern Texas onion growers attend a convention where discussions focus on expenses and shipping costs. John H. Davis pushes for tighter expense reviews while Campbell defends through-billing and steamship practices as the association debates a possible own crate plant and field sales overhaul.
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John H. Davis
Texas
California
Campbell
New York
Cotulla
Steamship Company
Galveston
Messrs. Campbell
Davis
W. V. Tadlock
Austin
General Eastern
SAP SOON TO GET NEW ENGINES
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad plans eight new Baldwin locomotives to arrive in the city or Yoakum this month to haul heavy fruit and truck garden trains for the season. Passenger coaches for Houston and the coast are also due, delayed by material shortages, with delivery expected before February ends.
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San Antonio
Texas
Houston
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