Disturbed Sleep and Warning Signs Across Time
Disturbed Sleep traces warning signs of danger in historical notes from Mia, MN to Alexander and Sugden, detailing a long history of nightly disruption. It discusses treatments like Lithiated Buch and reports on bladder and bowel issues, excessive sedation, and related healthcare concerns observed over decades. It references drugstores and local practitioners in the era.
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Splendid Home Remedy Cures Coughs That Hang On
A lost cough remedy that money could buy can be made at home with Pinex and sugar syrup. The mixture reportedly halts stubborn coughs and chest colds, soothes inflamed membranes, and is absorbed to target bronchial tubes. When prepared correctly, it tastes pleasant and keeps well, with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t prompt.
Public Utilities Regulation Fears Spark City Hearings
Austin leads a lengthy fence committee session on state public utilities regulation. Two bills before the committee seek an all powerful state commission with original jurisdiction and an appellate role for cities under 2000 population. Supporters from Texas Utilities, Western Union, and independent telephone groups push for centralized control while city attorneys advocate limited state power.
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Ween
Jong Disance Telephone Company
Waco
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Sherman
J. Mi.stitls
Myler
Independent Telephone Association of Texas
Joe Tigan
San Antonio
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Mulbrook
Get Ready Kids For Kite Contest
City playgrounds superintendent John Mansard announces an annual kite flying contest on an upcoming Saturday. Fliers will assemble at Tim a s field Woodlawn lake playground and Pittman Sullivan Park to demonstrate skill from 9 to 12 in the morning with prizes donated by San Antonio merchants.
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Woodlawn Lake
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San Ananio
Small Land Bill Passes Senate After Hours of Wrangling
Austin report notes a land bill to regulate parcels floodplain river beds faced three hours of debate. The measure, criticized as aiding oil interests, moved to engrossment by a vote around 21 to 9 amid procedural contention.
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Senate Approves Bill For Lawyers Novel Law Passage
The senate approved a bill to allow lawyers in the state to organize and practice within their ranks. It would raise standards of the legal profession and enhance governance within the bar.
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Tin
Dan
Omenete
Repeal of Headlight Law Refused by Representatives
AUSTIX reports lawmakers reject repeal of headlight requirement on highways and meters. The decision comes amid debate on traffic safety and enforcement led by Representative Minith Pster. Local officials and agencies oppose changes, citing ongoing highway safety concerns.
Livestock Agent Plans Cattle Movement Across States
A livestock agent from SMBT seeks approval to move cattle from Anathe weet to Oklahoma and Kutnan, per Walter Walthall, general agent of the railroad in Hun Anienio. The plan involves coordinating shipments and scheduling with regional offices to ensure trackable transit and delivery.
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Walter Walthall
Hun Anienio
Limit on Heel Height Claimed in New Fashion Notice
A fragmented item discusses proposed restrictions on heel heights in a fashion notice. It mentions Johby and Sam Gatew as figures, with references to weight limits and a campaign to limit high heels. The readable text is garbled and includes stray phrases about hunting through classified ads and a Kent column.
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Harding Beauty Parlor Bill Referred To Subcommittee
An open hearing on the Harding house bill to regulate elective cosmetic procedures was held in Austin. The measure, argued by proponents and opponents, would require qualifications for cosmetic removers while resisting overreach and emphasizing consumer protection.
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Harding House
Representas Liver Wallace
Teague
Johnvon
Ts Wil
Negley
Johnson
County Debt Legislation Delayed In Illinois House
The Illinois House judiciary committee tabled bills restricting counties from indebtedness beyond revenue. Rep Herd cited Roumain County's over 300000 debt excess and noted widespread obligation strains. A Confederate pension reform bill was sent to state affairs, while a Kendle bill on personal property tax payment was tabled for later action.
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Roulmnan
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Assl
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Baylor Sophomore President Recovered After Abduction
A junior class leader at Baylor University was found near Lockhart, Texas, two days after vanishing during a campus incident involving a group of freshmen. Investigators say the man was abducted to disrupt the sophomore annual banquet, with the affair tied to a nonpayment dispute over a classified listing.
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Sco Jlytor University
Partic
Whitan Wilfongzof
Lockhart
Willong
Keep Your Stomach Young and Sweet Diet Ad Teaser
An advert promotes Papes Diapepein for rapid relief from indigestion sour stomach and heartburn. It asserts the remedy sweetens digestion and eases heaviness after meals, claiming millions of users have benefited and urging readers to try the tablet form.
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ANAL SHOOTS BIL SUTOR IN HOUSTON STRANGE INCIDENT
City detectives probe a fatal shooting near Manston on Hemp Blend road. Swank 38 was struck in the side as a car arrived, with a single bullet exiting the back. The assailant identity remains undisclosed and the motive unclear.
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Swank
Nzard
Manston
Ivy
M Mackenzie Heads Aviation Committee Appointment
J McKenzie becomes chairman of the aviation committee for the local chamber of commerce after accepting the position on Wednesday announced by MW Bier president Other committee members to be named this week finalizes the group’s leadership position in the local business aviation efforts
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Av J. McKenzie
Chamber of Commerce
Nccoming
MW Bier
Kifer Soi
Injunction in Land Sales Upheld by Court
The district court in Austin upheld J W Robison as land commissioner in a sale dispute over mineral rights on public lands. The injunction was dissolved after the judge ruled intervenors held vested rights to about 50,000 acres advertised for sale on January 2.
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J. W. Robison
Sigde
University of Tesna
Tudge
J. D. Moore
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Moore
Hill on School Athletics in Committee
A noisy session in the committee discusses school athletics policy and funding. Lawmakers debate teachers colleges building overruns and the University of Vermont exemption from certain costs as part of broader education measures.
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Jim
Ainsteau
University of Vernal
Wat Vetorgus
le Blue
Westbrook
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Sinte Deserters
Col-1
Stland
Committee to read resolution honoring Graham
A committee appointed to prepare a resolution honoring Graham, former assistant district attorney of Bexar County, will present the document to the thirty-seventh District Court at 10:10 a.m. Monday. Members include Gleman, Besa Mauermin, and Jim Mair. The resolution memorializing Graham will be read into the court minutes.
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Tuc Graham
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Bexay County
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Jim Mair
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Rehabilitation placement program for disabled aids students
Public records describe a rehabilitation and placement effort for physically disabled individuals aimed at assisting their independence. The initiative involves community organizations and local institutions, focusing on vocational support and access to services.
AMEN HURT CAR GRAS A truck accident report
A truck carrying 19 men to work rolled back down a Milon Russellace and overturned after engine trouble. Several workers were injured, with one seriously hurt. Injured men were taken to hospital and treated for minor injuries. the crew worked along McCullough avenue.
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