Konjola touted as miracle cure in San Antonio ad
A vintage advertisement pitches Konjola as a universal remedy for ile stomach liver kidneys and nerve problems claiming seven million bottles sold in two years. It features Mrs Weller's testimonial of relief from fifteen years of constipation bloating and back pain after using Konjola and notes daily public demonstrations at San Antonio drugstores offering free samples.
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Praline Wellec
Dillworth Street
San Antonio
Semers Drug Store
Houston
Losuse al
Mre
Weller
Tim
Nominees Bid for Austin in Democratic Governorship Race
Candidates for the Democratic nomination loom in Austin ahead of the March primary. State figures like State Senator Aling G. Liull Yesterguy and Lt. Gov. Barry Miller push party aims, defending records and urging Texas products, while criticism of media influence and political machines colors the crowded field. Prominent supporters advocate varied platforms as speeches unfold in Weatherford and other locales.
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Candjates
Waxabachis
Lrinity “University
Aling G. Liull Yesterguy
Wexaw
Re Ho
Uutra
Tate
Thomas J. Love
Vonno
Cestate
Selene
Hin Éoul
Nmroany
Tammeny
Yexae
Atosa Sterling
State Highway Commission
Weatherford
Barry Miller
Comanche
Trison
James Toung
Hestsville
Stéring
Sterling
Jare Jones
Gwner
Houston Post-Dispatch
Air
Jones
The
Houston Chronice
Harry Greaves
Willington County
Youngan
Claude Miller
Wace
Wealthy Man Ordered to Raise Cash for Contempt
A former wealthy man and banker must raise more than 75 million to cover contempt of court. He is instructed to pay 300000 at once, or face jail after a prolonged legal dispute involving descendants of John Niteo and a princess. The case, filed by the princess, involves estate matters and family ties within a named noble lineage.
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Anil
Ormer
Fhompson
John Niteols
Lila Lees Secluded in Prescott Divorce Filed
Local report states motion picture star Lila Lees, famed from vaudeville origins with Gus Edwards, sought a divorce from James Kirk Woof in Prescott Arizona. Lees, known for early screen work with Carl Edwards, has one child and ties to a Chicago hotel keeper father.
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Prescott
Arita Tee
Oilny
Savitacruey
Gamie, IE
Be Hoplyy
Chicare
August Appel
Chicago Teachers May Get Pay Checks Amid Payroll Strain
Chicago school officials face a payroll shortfall as 13,000 teachers, some vacationing or away, may receive pay only after a plan to sell 1,030 unredeemed warrants to cover a 441000 payroll. The board contemplates options while staff remain in city.
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Chicago
Chigagg
Qaylees
Comanttles Bby
Lewis B. Myers
Silas Sh. Strawn
Cumartttee Elinirman
Gmrsee
Perkele
Chienga
Railroad Workers Transferred From Cobin Hell Shops
About thirty five men have been transferred from the Cobin Hell railroad shops at Comimeres to Texarkana. The division superintendent said the Commerce DS will not be discontinued but all heavy female work would move to Texarkana, saving about 50001 dollars.
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Tyla
Cobin Hell
Comimeres
Texarkana
Tle
Commerce
Mrs Edison Urges Women Back to Home Roles
New York July radio address by Mrs Edison calls for women to return to homemaking, arguing the war and industrial era threaten the institution of the home. She challenges shifts toward professional and business careers.
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Mrs. Edison
New York
Beli
AL Edison
America
Trains Halted by Rain Delays Service to Juarez and Guadalajara
In Menico City on July 8, six National Lines freight trains were delayed by heavy rains near Querriara. Passenger service between Mexico City and Juarez, Laredo, and Guadalajara was cut off as a result, disrupting travel and freight movement.
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Menico City
National Lines
Querriara
Ie Up
Mexico City
Juarez
Laredo
Guachelajara
Two Arctic Ships Freed From Ice in Siberia
Arctic rescue reports indicate two vessels were released from ice near North CAH, Siberia. The trading ship Nanuk and the steamer Styroyol broke free after being icebound since mid September, easing fears for their crews and cargo.
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Arctic North Cah
Siberia
Chief predicts aircraft exports to surpass peak
Washington expects American exports of airplanes to exceed the 1920 peak, with Teighton W. being cited as head of the advisory trade commission. The Commerce Department foresees a surge in aircraft shipments rivaling or exceeding earlier high years, signaling a potential long-term peak in wartime production.
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Teighton W
Tagers
Cerondvlicn
Commerce Department
Figures Show Baseball Most Dangerous Recreation
An insurance company analysis of claims for injuries indicates baseball as the most dangerous recreation. Other injuries cited include swimming bowling skating tennis fireworks hunting and boxing with various counts. The data reflects broad activity risks and highlights sports hazards in everyday leisure.
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New York
News Dealer Shot While Arranging Papers on Stand
A Chicago news dealer, 45 year old Phillipo, was shot dead while arranging papers at his stand near Madison and Iréon Street on the West Side. A bystander heard five shots and saw two well dressed men flee in a paramobile after the eruption of gunfire.
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Cticago
Res
Phillipo
Doclée
Wis
Madison
Iréon St
Barber Shop Heist At Hotel Ends With Gift Of $250
A barber shop at the Bismarck hotel was robbed last night as a bandit entered, demanded money, and left with $250 given by the shop manager. The bold theft stunned customers and ended with the unexpected gesture of the shopkeeper.
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Chigagg
Mily
Bismarck Hotel
Man's Purse Lost on Sergeant's Desk
Portland city report notes a man seeks help locating a purse found on a desk at police headquarters after a traffic accident. The owner, WW Nrecken, requests information about a bill of Ala containing 215, left yesterday.
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Portland
Cte
Nrecken
Ten Farmers Killed in Land Grant War
A brief dispatch from Mexico City reports ten agrarians killed and many wounded in a clash over communal land between Carmere of Unlkach and Zax? wlans forces. The fight concerns disposal of communal arable land.
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Mexico Ciy
Tleiniversal
Antin Chitpasialy
Athens
Carmere
Unlkach
Zax
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