Thousands Now Use This Low Cost Cough Syrup
The article promotes Pinex Cough Syrup as a cheap, effective remedy for coughs including whooping cough. It claims instant relief within 24 hours, makes a full pint from a 50 cent bottle, and notes ease of preparation, good taste for children, and benefits for hoarseness and bronchitis. It touts a guaranteed quality and money back guarantee with certificate inside each package.
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U. S
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Wife seeks speedy divorce as she plans new marriage
A letter from Rose Co Richmond of 2715 Cass Ave asks Judge Fisher to hasten her divorce from Frank B Richmond so she can remarry. The request was filed in circuit court and to be considered at January trial, noting she is 54, without support, and eager to wed another man in another city.
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St. Louis
Tam
St. Louisan
Paxson
Frank B. Richmond
Rose
Rexall laxative promises cure for chronic constipation
An ad from H. L. Wagner Rexall store on East Houston Street and Avenue C in San Antonio touts Rexall Orderlies as a guaranteed remedy for chronic constipation. It warns against cathartics, claims nerve and muscle weakness cause constipation, and offers 12 to 80 tablets at four price points.
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Rexall Orderlies
San Antonio
Rexall
H. L. Wagner
East
Houston Street
Avenue C
Banquet Notice by De Mosthenes Debating Society
Old and new contact lines for Katherine M. Joseph are listed. Tomorrow afternoon events include Circle No. 8 with Mrs. Lee Massey on Hays street and a Saturday afternoon gathering. A high school debate banquet occurs Friday evening January 26 at Cafe Mexicana. Invitations go out for a reception Monday evening January 29 at 822 Carson Street.
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Demosthenes Debating Society
Cafe Mexicana
Social happenings at hotels and homes headline city week
Major and Mrs Rolfe host a dinner for Colonel and Mrs Scott followed by the annual Girls Cotillion at the St Anthony hotel. Mrs Rigsby hosts a 1 pm luncheon at the Menger, and Miss Pryor offers an afternoon reception on Augusta Street. Mrs Carnahan hosts a 5 pm tea for Miss Wilson. The Phoenix club meets in the afternoon with Mrs Cunningham. Shakespeare club gathers with the Baskin sisters on Baltimore avenue, and Mrs Lorio hosts the Girls Five Hundred. Council of Jewish Women Study Circle meets at 521 West Macon Street.
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Mrs. Rolfe
H. L. Scott
Cotillion Club
St. Anthony Hotel
Shakespeare Club
Misses Baskin
Baltimore Avenue
Council of Jewish Women
West
Macon Street
Austin Mothers Club to Host January Reception
A called meeting at Mrs. Ike Roseman’s San Pedro home planned the reception for January 26. Delegates from the San Antonio Congress of Mothers attended the district meeting, including Mrs. Belle Dilgarde and others. Government Hill Literary and Twentieth Century clubs held meetings with readings, papers on Dryden and heredity, and musical numbers at local venues.
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Austin School Mothers’ Club
Ike Roseman
San Pedro Avenue
San Antonio
Congress of Mothers
State Congress of Mothers
Belle Dilgarde
de Ks
Ken Oreye
Marshall McIlhenny
E. A. Stribling
H. P. Drought
F. W. McAllister
Government Hill
Fred York
Dryden
Campbell
Afternoon Reception for Mrs Ashby McCulloch Honored
Miss Bessie Pryor hosted an afternoon reception at her Augusta street home from 4 to 6 o clock in honor of Mrs Ashby McCulloch of Arquiza Peru Marble displays and narcissus flowers complemented by yellow tapers Coffee poured by Mrs J Tom Williams and a host of helpers assisted the event About seventy five guests called during the reception
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Bessie Pryor
Augusta Street
Ashby McCuloch
Ashby McCulloch
Arquiza
Peru
J. Tom Williams
Miss Pryor
Nell Pryor
Social News Higlights From San Antonio Church and City
Luncheon at Menger Hotel features pink and white decorations with seven course menu. Notables present include Mrs. W C Rigsby and many from Fort Worth and San Antonio society. Sigma Sigma Tau planned a January 26 dance. Knights of Columbus hosting a card party. Edward Mabrito and Eugenia Grandjean wed at San Fernando cathedral with detailed bridal party and reception. couple to reside at 121 Kearney after February 10. Telegraphed weddings continue with Dr Luther Whitman and Adelaide Luby marrying at home, colors white on green, harp music, and a two course supper. Calvary Baptist missionary circles meet tomorrow afternoon.
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W. C. Rigsby
Menger Hotel
Clinton Kearney
John Bennett Jr
W. F. Adams
Fort Worth
Claude Keeran
John Preston
Charles Treat
Joseph Cusack
Mrs. Roberts
Fort Sam Houston
T. D. Dobbs
Elizabeth George
A. W. Seeligson
Carlos Bee
Julius Conrad
Charles Florian
John E. Martin
Samuel Gleaves
Charles Starr
George Eichlitz
Miss Keene
Edward Mabrito
Eugenia Grandjean
San Fernando Cathedral
Edna Mechler
Celeli Mabrito
Clara Ripps
Hector Mabrito
Frank Chiado
Mr. Gilbert
Joe Ousset
Charles Toudore
Ramon Pratt
Luther O. Whitman
Adelaide Luby
James O. Luby
Adams Street
I Brooks Dickey
Garden Street Presbyterian Church
Signor
A. V. Marsicani
Engrin
Mrs. Whitman
Magnolia Avenue West
Church and club meetings and a Carnegie Hall concert
The Woman’s Interest of the Madison Square Presbyterian church meets Friday at 3 30 at Mrs Bowen’s. The Bohemian Scribblers meet Friday at 3 at Miss Bertha Eloise Hilton’s studio. Miss Mae King and Mrs A A Rusteberg and son visit Mr and Mrs H W Kemper at 735 River Ave. The Walter R Richardson branch of St Mark’s church auxiliary meets Friday at 3 at the parish house. A Playground association concert at Carnegie Hall tomorrow at 8 features Gilbert Schramm with solos by Margaritte Pepez Lillian Furtner Ruth Bingaman and others plus readings and an instrumental set with accompanists Jane Fuller and Curt Heinrich.
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Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Miss Bertha Eloise Hilton
West
Commerce Street
Mae King
A. A. Rusteberg and
Walter R. Richardson
Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Mark's Church
Gilbert Schramm
The
Playground Association
Carnegie Hall
Flegier
Gilbert E. Schramm
Jocelyn
Godart
Margaritte Pepez
Steinfeldt
Scherzo Valse
Moskoski
Ruth Bingaman
J. M. Steinfeldt
Saint-Saens
Lillian Furtner
Roma
Ernest Scrivener
Foss
la Rosa
Fowlkes
Martha Fowlkes
The Restless Woman by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The restless woman appears worldwide but is most defined in America. The poem traces her daily frenzy from dawn, as she juggles plans to please everyone, often regretting choices and chasing an unattainable ideal of never ending duty.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
America
Cardus Helped Woman End Long standing Ailments
Newburg Alabama resident Myrtle Gothrum recounts severe back pain head aches and skin issues that vanished after two bottles of Cardus a remedy marketed for women. The piece urges readers to seek the Chattanooga Medicine Co advisory book and promotes restlessness as a vice needing discipline and stillness.
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Newburg
Ala
Myrtle Gothrum
Cardus
Hawthorne and Miss Speer Wed by Justice Fisk
Hawthorne T. F. Hawthorne and Miss May Speer of Dallas married last evening in a ceremony conducted by Justice Ben Fisk. A few friends attended and the couple will travel to Dallas to reside. Call a taxi. Both phones 1 9 3.
State Congress of Mothers Opens Fifth District Meeting
Delegates from city clubs and out of town visitors gather at Crockett hotel for the State Congress of Mothers two day session. Credentials are presented this afternoon as Mrs. L B Wiseman and others welcome guests. Dr A Caswell Ellis speaks on School Sanitation and Buildings this evening.
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State
Congress of Mothers
Crockett Hotel
Mothers’ Club
L. B. Wiseman
W. B. Toone
Floresville
T. C. Hickman
G. W
A. Caswell Ellis
The
Ruth Bigaman
M. Eleanor Brackenridge
Texas Congress of Mothers
Frank Buckman
Austin
Edith Goldstein
Elizabeth Harrison
Chicago
Sadie Cameron
Stephen F. Austin
Elite Hairdressing Parlors Opens on North Alamo Street
The former Mme. Chambers shop at 120 North Alamo in the Conroy building changes hands and becomes Elite Hairdressing Parlors. On Saturday January 20 the parlor opens with Miss Altamande Miller, formerly with the New York Hair Emporium, in charge.
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Mme. Chambers
North Alamo Street
Conroy
Altamande Miller
The
New York Hair Emporium
Danderine promises lustrous hair and new growth
A vintage promotional piece touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming to cleanse scalp and hair, remove dandruff, stop itching, and trigger new hair growth after weeks of use. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle and try the product.
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Knowlton
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Sap Depot
Katherine M. Joseph
Mrs. Earl
Carnahan
Mary Wilson
Phoenix Club
J. B. Cunningham
P. A. Lorio
Five Hundred Club
Antonio
Eri, Bluit Co
E.faouston S
M. B. Donoho
O. P
N. P
Twentieth Century Club
Maverick Hotel
Sigma Sigma Tau Club
Russellene
Knights of Columbus
Mattie Singleton
G. L. Taft
Elmira Street
Daniel A. Tate
Hugh L. Scott
Scott
Treat
Rice
Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church
Roach
Earnest O’dey
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Fat Prox
Biggar
Lexas
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