Beautification efforts at Fort Sam Houston grounds
A military project led by W. Parker begins improving streets and grounds around the post. A two acre nursery site is fenced at the oldrewscam depot area for growing shrubs, including rare Southwest varieties, with P. W. Reichert coordinating plantings. Live oak from Camp Stanley will provide shade trees for the grounds.
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Parker
P. W. Reichert
Rewscam Depot
Tear Camp Stanley Reservation
Remedy endorsements from Marshall reader for Pierce tonics
A Marshall reader touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood enricher and stomach aid, reporting relief from elder ailment with Anurie Tablets. The testimonial claims permanent relief and offers to write for free medical advice to Dr. Valids at a Burtul hotel.
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Marshall
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Pinex cough remedy touted as home made prep
A vintage ad promotes Pinex a cough remedy said to be easily made at home from pine extract and a sweetener. It claims rapid relief from coughing bronchitis and hoarseness and urges customers to ask their druggist for 234 ounces of Pinex with instructions. The maker guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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Titus
Noe
Wayne
Ind
Army Orders From Ashvenal Service Update
Fragmentary report lists military names and units across January entries. Mentions Howland and Jefferspe vaulter references, with scattered ranks Isaac and MicConnes amid vague event details.
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Ashvenal Service
Howland
Wamser Volleger
Jefferspe Vaulter
Prine Gea
Isaac End
Officers to Tie Course in Army Exercise Plans
Commanding officers of all regular army, national guard and organized reserve divisions in the Eighth Corps area will be called to Fort Sam Houston in the fall for commend post exercises simulating a field army or corps war conditions. A similar exercise is planned for the Second Corps area at Gaveroone Island, New York. The High Corps area is preparing the problem for Lieut. Col. A. S. Williams G-3. No troop movements will occur. reconnaissance by ground and air will be included. Exercises directed by corps area commanders with corps staff in directing roles. brigade commands may participate.
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Fort Sam Houston
Gaveroure Islrict
N.Y
Thomas Hardy Dies Noted English Novelist in Dorchester
Dorchester England January 12 Thomas Hardy famed English novelist and last great Victorian writer is dead at age. He lived in the countryside and drew many characters and scenes from his books. The journalist died last night amid illness and reports say he suffered a long illness before passing.
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Dorchester
England
Thowse Hardy
Chill Dee
Radio Education Courses Slated in Test Programs
Radio education programs will be broadcast nationwide as part of a test initiative by the National Broadcasting Company. Three test programs are planned with Walter Dame introducing a New York segment on the night of May 12, announced before the General Women's clubs president.
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Washingbos
Jan
WPI
Nimal Broadcasting Company
Ae Iigied
M. K
Clonany
Liebeard
F Rovernor
Walter Dame
Asrlew York
Slayer Suspects Grilled in Mexico
Unclear text reports on Mexican investigation involving suspects linked to a city named Coyoacan and a German community. Fragmentary lines mention five persons with unusual phrasing and potential policy changes affecting guilt indexing.
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Mexico
Veteran Road to Change Its Name
RACAGO January edition notes a proposal to rename Veteran Road. Lienre A. Leandreti, retired president of the Union Poem, is suggested as a leading figure in the naming effort. The item hints at local interest and bureaucratic steps ahead.
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Veteran Road
Racago
Plaut Lienre
A. Leandreti
Enion Poe Tem
Blood Pressure Perils Poet Yeats Dublin
Irish Free State report notes poet William Yeats Jr. suffers high blood pressure after an attack and is restricted by his doctor. He may only engage with a single media outlet and must avoid waking or disturbing activities as advised by physicians. The item frames a health scare affecting Yeats and his media visibility in Dublin.
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Yeats
Dublin
Irish Free State
William W. Yeats
Jrwt
Rayce
Teal
State Hurdles Hickman Case Near Trial
The juvenile Hickman, involved in forgery and confined by state court rules, faced barriers to state and Superior court trials. Defense and state psychiatrists clashed as Dr Shelton pressed for or against participation in state examinations, with three days given to decide. International News Service reported the Los Angeles bid to strengthen the client’s defense.
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Aslss
Rea
Beeen Wilfiasnallows
Hicknan
Shelton
Blank
Rick Tuga
Hickman
Se. Shelton
SFE
Bt Voday
Ftono Angeles
Drink Hot Tea for a Cold Relief
Reading like an old medical note, the text claims drinking hot tea brewed from a tea bag can relieve grip and congestion. It mentions a tablespoon of a mixture, pouring boiling water, and consuming tea to relieve symptoms, touting its safety and affordability.
Healthier Stronger Girl Promotes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
In Silverton Oregon Julia Schmidt recounts how repetitive work at a canning plant weakened her for five years. After trying various medicines she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports becoming healthier and stronger. She urges women to seek information and notes her address at 113 Wilson Blvd Silverton.
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Julia Schmidt
Oiften
Lydia EL Pinkhat
Mies Schmidt
Eiveryone
Juli
Schmidt
Wilson BL
Silverton
Oregon
All Aroggista
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