Fourth Court of Civil Appeals Adjourns for Summer Period
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals adjourned for the summer, concluding its twenty fifth year. Chief Justice W. S. Ly is the sole surviving original member, with congratulations from practicing lawyers. The court began with Judge John H. James as chief justice and Judges Wy and Neill as associates. Neill died in 1912, James in 1912, and Ly became chief justice. The court will reconvene the first Monday in October.
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John Hi. James
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Go Creole Hair Dressing Ad Promises Gray Hair Revival
An old newspaper ad urges readers to use Creole Hair Dressing to restore natural color and luster to gray or faded hair. It claims the product revives the color glands of nature, conditions the scalp, and is not a dye. Sold widely and guaranteed by drug stores and direct mail from Van Vleet Mansfield Drug in Memphis.
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Major Tatton
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Leadigh
New Allotment Rules Explain Military Deductions
The notice outlines new rules effective July 1 for compulsory and voluntary allotments by soldiers. Compulsory allotments are 81 monthly of pay, with family allowances carved out. voluntary allotments are 15 monthly to obtain government family allowances. If a soldier has both types, the monthly to the recipient remains 50. The handling of non qualifying allotments moves to the Quartermaster Department to speed up family allowances. Captain Ring in Washington works to standardize claims across offices.
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Quartermaster Department
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Departmen’ S Insurance Office
Washington
City to Enforce Dog License Law This Summer
Mayor Bell announced at a council meeting that the city will enforce the dog licensing ordinance this summer. He noted an estimated 85 000 dogs in San Antonio but only about 150 licenses issued, with penalties ranging from 1 to 100 for unlicensed dogs. A license costs 1, making compliance cheaper than fines.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Retail Growers’ Association
Retail Butchers’ Association
Fond
Mendlan
J. I. Allison
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
F. Youngblood
Clifford Court
Lambert
Chesta
Eva McIntosh
Furniture Wanted for Camp Travis NCO Recreation Room
Gifts of chairs tables and other furniture are requested to furnish the NCO recreation room at Camp Travis. Lieutenant Peaks asks residents to call 838 to arrange delivery, noting NCOs work long hours with little time for recreation and the hall needs furnishing.
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Sis Recreation Hall
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Wheat Bins Emptied by Government Action in Mormon Regions
Government orders in Utah and Idaho require the Mormon Church to ship wheat to markets to meet state needs. About 260000 bushels are being turned over, with tithing stocks cleared from church stores to stock government reserves. Millers report unique church wheat blends across the Intermountain states and praise the seed quality of the new crop for a strong future yield.
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Mormon Church
Intermountain States
United States
Idaho
Utah
Red Cross Welcomes Soldiers with Warm Meals and Care
A New York letter details American Red Cross volunteers led by Mrs Belmont and Mrs Tiffany aiding troops in France. Volunteers set up rest stations at rail hubs, provide free coffee, milk, bread and sandwiches, and offer homey comforts to boost morale. Major Tatton invites outreach. volunteers report disciplined, efficient service with strong support from Marines and other troops.
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Anreddiene
Maing
Exnas
Nod Kbow
Ted Crass
Red Cross
Paris
America
U.S. 4
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Quicker Production of Antivoxnin
Prensa Medica Buenos Aires reports fine results using horses over ten years old to produce antitosins. The results with old horses surpass prior methods in unit output and speed, saving time and expense.
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Prensa Medica
Buenos Aires
Germany demands vast war indemnity and territorial redrawals
Berlin proposes terms in a German peace plan calling for Britain to surrender naval bases and Gibraltar, return Egypt and the Suez Canal, cede colonies, and for the Allied powers to pay Germany’s war costs totaling at least 45 billion dollars. Annexations include Belgium coast and French territories. reestablish Constantine era borders. full restitution of colonies.
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Germany
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Spain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Orkey
France
United States
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Belgium
Vaese
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Prussia
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House of Lords
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Iran
Switzerland
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Mhinders
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Verdun
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Austria
Bulgaria
Serbia
Montenegao
Great Britain
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Health Cure
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel. It claims the product cleanses the liver, relieves sluggish digestion, and prevents sour bile without salivation or sickness, urging readers to try a spoonful and return for a refund if not improved.
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Dodson
Jaros
Lintson
Dodison
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