How She Got Rid of Her Fat Renge Did It
An old ad touts Renyo as the world’s greatest Flesh Reducer promising fat loss without starvation or hard exercise. It claims Mrs. Miller’s elegant figure after use and directs readers to order trials or full bottles from The Rengo Co with Detroit addresses and various sales agents.
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Renge
Waldan
Hetk
Lieavoit
Mick
Tall AG
Detroit
Ringo
Antonio
A. M. Wischer
Houston
Houston Street
Alalo Street
City to Aid Widening of Commerce Street Project
Mayor Chllaghan assured that the city would assist in widening Commerce Street from Main Plaza to Alemo Street. A citizens committee led by John J. Steves J P Darclay and George Stumberg met at City Hall to seek surveys estimates and city engineering support for the project. The mayor pledged personal attention and stated the engineer department would serve the citizens as required.
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Chllaghan
Commarca Street
Main Plaza
Manley
Horse Bites Woman on City Street
Mrs. Marie Haskins of 501 West Transton was seriously bitten on the right forearm by a horse on Fast Commarea Street at 46%clock yes y afternoon. After medical care, she reported to police and probable charges may be filed against the horse owner for allowing a vicious animal on the street without a leash.
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Commarea Street
Marie Haskins
West Transton Effect
Ars. Haskinson
Fort Worth and Albuquerque Gulf line plan reunion
Fort Worth businessmen push consolidation of Fort Worth and Albuquerque with Gulf Texas and Western rail lines. Gulf Texas and Western under construction between Jacksboro and Olney. Albuquerque line projected from Fort Worth to Albuquerque. Both routes would traverse the same territory. promoters urged to unite for a single railroad.
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Special Dispatch
Fort Worth
Texas
Uie Fork Worth Board of Trade
Albuquerque
Gulf, Texas & Western
Jugkshoro
Olney
Stomach Bitters Ad Boosts Health In Urban Ad
Vintage advert promotes Stomach Bitters as a universal tonic and cure all for ailments from hiccups to dyspepsia and fever. Claims pure ingredients, quick results, and endorsed by pharmacists and dealers. Ends by urging readers not to substitute with other tonics.
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Gokvinn
San Antonio Boy Aims High as Gunner Mate
Albert J. Cooper, a San Antonio youth on furlough at 118 Mackensau Street, has earned a gunner’s mate rating aboard a ship returning from the Pacific. He enlisted two years ago as an apprentice and, through conduct and marksmanship, rose to charge of 124 inch guns as the ship prepares for further voyages in the east.
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Parduta
Mackensau Street
Albert ‘J. Copper
San Antonio
Cooper
California
Mr. Cooper
China
Hattie Northcraft Surrenders to Police
Hattie Northcraft walked into Constable Trainer’s office and surrendered after declaring she wanted to see Mr Flores. Charged with assault to murder, she was arrested with a three day pursuit by Deputy Constable Florea. She was arraigned before Judge Fisk and held to the grand jury on 750 bond.
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Trainer
Flores
Irs
Hattie Noobleraft
Florea
Lea Northcraft
Fisk
Ball
W. Campbell
Joan
Ty R. Casanova
Stonecutters Hold State Meet Here Next Week
July begins with the Texan branch of the Stonecutters Association hosting a two-day state convention in San Antonio. The Lone Star Conference expects about 200 delegates, with meetings at Owl Hall and a program of entertainment planned. Ray Lambert presides locally with J Waddell as secretary. N W Shannahan leads the Lone Star Conference with IH WW McParland as secretary.
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San Antonio
Texan Branc
Jin America
Lone Star Conference
Stonecutters’ Association
Stagecutters
Pioneer of Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Texas
Owl Hall
Xtonecutters Fis
Ray Lambert
J. Waddell
N. W
Shannahan
McParland
IOL Decision Will Be Fought in Federal Court
In Muskogee Oba Ely Campbell announce plans to appeal a federal ruling. The decision reportedly bars state action to prevent natural gas piping out of Oklahoma, challenging one of the state’s early laws. The case moves to the state’s high court on appeal.
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Muskogee
Oba
Ely
Trndye
Campbell
Toany
Oklahoma
City Department Collections Reported by Auditor Office
City officials filed June reports listing salaries and fees including Fred Mines clerk 103.00, engineer 409.20, W White 564.75, Leo M. Dielagan inspecting 418.00, J Bart Crowther market master 1103.05.
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Fea Calletiona
Office of
Reze
Gre
Fred Mines
Hard
W. White
Elnetteian
Leo M. Dielagan
J. Bart Crowther
Paying All Claims Against Lumber Co In New York Signing Vouchers
Kirby Lumber Company faced a claim payment push as Kirby arrived from New York and began signing vouchers for more than 1.5 million in claims. A public note denounced the move as an effort to relieve the company and remove it from danger within forty days.
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Lumber CO
Boetoral Dispatch
Flouston
Tex
Kirby
New York
Kirby Lumber Company
Mexico Lines Tied Up by Washouts
A special dispatch from Durete Texas reports the Nations Railroad of Mexico disrupted by two shocks on the northern division. Wires down prevent communication beyond Lampazos and reconstruction is hindered by inundated tracks. No trains have entered La Thursday.
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Mexico
Durete
Tex
the Nations Railroad of Mexico
Whursday
Laursday
University of Texas Catalogue Summary 1910
The document outlines UT Austin offerings including Arts Degrees and PhD in Arts, Education professional courses for teacher certification, Engineering in civil electrical and mining, Law three-year bachelor and master options, Summer and Regular sessions, medical and pharmacy programs, and Normal school courses. It references the registrar at University Station Austin and notes associated facilities and hospital training.
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College OF Arts
Coures
Department OF Education
LAW
Ing
Wit
Bessinn
University Station
Austin
Michigan Department
Galveston
Toon Sealy Hospital
University Hall
Elope Plot Involves Boston Millionaire Father and Wife
Special Dispatch from Boston details a sensational custody battle over Eldridge Shaw, son of James F. Shaw, Boston railroad president and state senator. The wife, wealthy in her own right, left him to elope with a chauffeur to Santa Barbara. Authorities in California hold the boy amid legal action as Mrs. Shaw, locating in Santa Barbara, fights to keep custody versus her husband.
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Boston
Mme! Tely
Jas. F. Shaw
Santa Bahasa
Gal
Death rate declines as city reports monthly mortality
Dorothy Mueller of the health board released the monthly mortality statistics showing a death rate of 12.50 per 10 000, with 125 natural deaths, seven external violence deaths, 40 due to respiratory disease, 9 deaths outside city, 4 ships’ bodies, and 99 births in the last 30 days. Infant mortality is high due to seasonal factors and higher rates among Mexican parents.
Refused Bride Over Yucatan Isle Tale Surprises St Louis
St Louis reports a male explorer’s tale of shipwreck off Cozumel that led a Maya courtship to end engagement with Miss Wigise Clark. She demands proof the Indian wife is dead or wed before any marriage. The saga stirs society as Mexico observers verify the unusual claim.
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St. Louis
Mauly
Yucatan
Bas
Wigise Clark
Frank J. Thompson
Thompson
Lne
Clark
Thomp
Yuratan
Cozumel Island
Hoe
Kate
Tifa
Flance
Misa Glark
Mary Champson
St- Louisan
Mexico
Mist Clark
Burbank
U. S.N
Inbal Fites
Wilipino
Mortality Toll by Nationality Among Children
A fragment reports three deaths of a certain nationality and notes that all other nationalities combined account for 17 child deaths. The text is incomplete but indicates a study or tally of child fatalities by nationality.
Postoffice Clerks Convene in Waco With San Antonio Leaders
Postoffice clerks from across Texas gather in Waco for the state convention beginning Monday. Attending are Charles A. Tack national third vice president and John W. Gallagher state president, with C. E. McClenahan local head and H. J. Ford and Frank T. Rogers of Chicago among attendees. About thirty clerks expected, as Secretary Garrington of the Business Guild plans to bid for San Antonio hosting in 1910.
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San Antonio
Glen's Club
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Welk Boy
Dorothy Mueller
Health Board
Desert Isle
Dr. Pierce
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