Club Honors Officials At Banquet
Directors of the Cravia Glib hosted a banquet to honor club officers including manager John Livist and secretary C. W. 'Ting. Membership rose to 925. limit is 1000. Durst presented to Hurst and Titus, with 20 directors and other members attending.
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Jebn Livist
C. W. ‘Ting
Hurst
Titus
Lst
Mr. Titus
Durst
Quade
T. N. Smith
Mr. Hurst
Thomas L. Conroy
D. J. Woodward
N. Smith
Harry L. Miller
B.R. Walp
Sam Bell
Hal McClaunehan
J. H. Savage
R. Pruitt
John Hurst
G. 3. Titus
Congress to Approve Canal Opening Plans in March
Congress will approve a plan to open the canal with funds provided. Secretary Daniels announced a direct voyage to Gristahal for the fleet while Pan American bankers attend a commercial conference in Son Weancison. The plan anticipates broad American representation and requires congressional action to authorize a 350,000 appropriation.
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Dreadnought Movements Ahead of Wilson Panama Trip
In New York on January 14 the dreadnought Weening Jades becomes a focal point as Meadmitd’s quarters are prepared for President Wilson’s party en route to the Panama Canal. Navy plans call for four dreadnoughts now underway to join the fleet for a possible long-range search problem with completion likely beyond a week.
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Meadmitd
Cma
Wilson
Panama Canal
Navy Department
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Eruption on side treated with Catitum Cure and soap
A reader describes severe skin eruptions spreading across the body and how Catitum Soap and Catloura Ointment relieved symptoms after application. The account notes rapid improvement after washing with Cat cura Soap and applying the ointment, with a plea for curing products. Public notice offers free samples by mail from Cuture products.
Measure May Change States Sonstiateon Legislation Active in Austin
A Texas legislative session reports per diem bills advancing in the Senate with measures on constitutional conventions, election details, and funding. The House and Senate debate stenographers pay, newspapers allowances, and a variety of bills including anti-discrimination provisions and female employment rules. The scene focuses on procedural votes, committee actions, and ongoing floor discussions amid a crowded agenda.
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McNealus
Annual Meeting of YWCA January 25 notes
The Annual Meeting of the YWCA is set for Monday evening January 25. Mildred Corbett, city secretary for the Southwestern fold work, is invited to present reports. Dr. John Treievan of the University of Texas spoke on The Business Letter. Junior Business Women met for a cooking instructional evening led by Miss Elizabeth Lurdy.
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Mildred Corbett
Judas
Seston
John Treievan
The
Unity of Texas
Teetare
Elizabeth Lurfly
Louise Hunter
Neighborly Spirit Described as Farm Asset at Convention
The Western Retail Implement Vendor association heard H J Hodge of Abilene Kansas urge a merged rural and urban effort to boost prosperity. He stressed cooperative roads, community spirit, and curb mail order buying to support stable town and country living. He warned against merchants chasing only profit and praised neighborliness as key to progress.
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Dedlere’ Association
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Calfornia Syrup of Laxatives Promoted for Children Ills
A garbled old advertisement warns that constipation spoils a child’s mood and health. It touts a stomach and bowel cleansing remedy, claiming it calms feverish, listless behavior and improves sleep. It advises a dose for children and promotes the product by name and a pharmacy message.
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Iornin Fig Syrup Company
Nasal Spray Soothes Cold Catarrh Quickly
A dental style ad describes Ty's Crean for catarrh and nasal congestion. It promises fast relief from stuffed nose and mucous buildup, claiming instant soothing heat and easier breathing. Contains marketing language and product benefits, with emphasis on opening nasal passages.
Legislature Debates Committee Seats and Staffing Proposals
The House considers how to appoint and fund committees and staff, with contention over removing stinging committees from the speaker and how to adapt committee structure. A vote outcome shows 6065 in favor of a motion. Senators discuss warehouse operation bills, fire insurance reform, and the creation of Dunn or Lanham counties amid expected floor battles and redistricting talk.
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Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage ad-style claim touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for stomach distress, indigestion, and gas. It markets rapid, safe relief within five minutes and emphasizes restoring normal appetite and comfortable digestion for feasting.
Legislature debate on poker ban and pay boosts stalls again
In a lengthy session lawmakers weighed a Senate measure to ban poker and restrict gaming while a local proposal to raise county commissioners pay from eight to ten dollars a day moved favorably. Debate showed divided support with opposition from key senators and limited backing for the pay raise.
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Huge Contribution Reported for 1914 Mission Funds
New York January 14 1915 The total income of American foreign mission boards in 1914 was 17168611 five hundred ten thousand and some figures show educational and philanthropic work but exclude certain missions in Mexico Cuba Porto Rico Alaska Million plus. The report notes 9909 missionaries 159286 people aided and 608 colleges theological seminaries and training schools with total attendance 12 809. It highlights American and native contributions and the growth of missions across the year.
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New York
Auertan Missionariey
Doctor's Advice by Dr Lewis Behar and More
Fragmentary medical advisory text suggests reducing weight by fast methods and appetite suppressants. The dubious guidance mentions a grain tablet regimen and dosing that risks unsafe weight loss and misuse of drugs.
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Lewis Behar
Misleading remedies and medical ad advice in a garbled text
The passage presents dubious medical tips and scamlike drug recommendations. It includes faulty quotes attributed to "irs, M.D. Dreeks" and "Ray," promising dramatic weight changes and powerful tonics. It urges readers to buy sealed tablets and follow dubious dosage directions from unnamed druggists.
Texas Panama-Pascale Missionary Fund Meeting Planned
A large meeting in Austin on Saturday aims to outline fundraising for the Texas building project now under construction. Secretary J. Rowman announced the event to discuss plans for raising and equipping a facility costing about 16 060 dollars. John D Rockefeller Jr attended and voiced support for the effort.
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Tex
Texas
Rowman
Romintexton
Fifth Avenue Church Ends Merger With Calvary
New York January 14 The congregation of the Fifth Avenue Haptht Church led by John J Korko feller decided last night to terminate the merger with the Calvary church amid prominent members. The move ends a previously discussed union aiming to consolidate local congregations.
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York
Fifth Avenue
John J. Korko~ Feller
Calvary
Senator Bee to Speak at Austin January Address
State Senator Carlos Boo of San Antonio accepted an invitation from A. J. McCalum superintendent of the Austin city schools to deliver the commencement address at the Austin high school exercises in January. Bee has long served on the Ban Antonin schools board of trustees.
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A. J. McCalum
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