Plant Juice praised by Rev Morgan for indigestion cure
Rev Frank H Morgan of South Houston endorses Plant Juice as a vegetable tonic that improves nervous debility insomnia digestion and general vitality. He urges clergy and others suffering from indigestion and debility to try it and notes its plant-based formula brewed from herbs roots and flowers. He cites personal relief after one bottle. Call at Fischer's drug store for details.
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Houston
Frank H. Morgan
South Houston
Frank A. Dillingham
Box
Texas
Fischer’s Drug Store
Licenses Expire【Cannot Generate Title】
About 2800 of Texas 3800 saloon licenses expire tomorrow under the liquor law. Retail liquor dealers must renew to avoid closure, with ample time provided. A few hold ups are under investigation and will be resolved promptly.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Comptroller’s Department
Will of Brigadier General Duncan Filed for Probate
The will of Brigadier General Joseph W. Duncan U S A who died at Fort Sam Houston on May 14 is filed for probate. The widow Catherine Amelia Duncan is sole executrix and principal beneficiary. Son Thomas Duncan receives 1000 dollars a loving cup curios books records uniforms and military equipment. Caroline K. Duncan gets 4000 dollars her father's gold watch and jewelry. Remainder to widow.
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Joseph W. Duncan
Fort Sam Houston
Catherine Amelia Duncan
Thomas Duncan
Caroline K. Duncan
Restoring Tariff Board Funds Highlights Sundry Civil Bill
The senate reported the sundry civil bill restores $250000 for the tariff board and $20000 for the international waterways commission. House appropriations for public health service epidemic prevention rise from 100000 to 500000 due to bubonic plague concerns.
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Washington
PD. C
Tariff Board
International Waterways Commission
Senate
House
Public Health Service
Three Lives End in San Antonio in Unusual Circumstances
In 24 hours San Antonio losses include Harry K DeWalt a 30 year old diver at Hot Wells pool who died of brain concussion. W Pasler cemetery caretaker found dead from apoplexy. George Zwalley found dead on Seguin road from natural causes. DeWalt survived plunge initially but died at Santa Rosa hospital. Pasler left a wife and child. Zwalley survived by a wife and five children.
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San Antonio
Harry K. DeWalt
W. Pasler
City Cemetery No. 4
George Zwalley
Seguin’ Road
Passer
DeWalt
Mexico
Alamosa Street
California
Pennsylvania
Pasler
Montana Street
Fisk
Bryan
Seguin Road
Justice Umscheid
Mr. Zwalley
Carson Street
Cocker Settlement
Riebe Undertaking Company
Hair Health Says Father Time Must Laugh
Headline extols Hay's Hair Health as a solution to aging. It argues the younger generation does the big things while grey hair invites scorn, urging readers not to be a Has Been and to use Hay's Hair Health to counter Father Time.
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Father Time
Philo Hay Specialties Co. Trial Bottle Offer
A local drug store price offer advertises a 10 cent trial bottle from Philo Hay Specialties Co. Readily available through dealers with a dollar and fifty cents pricing mentioned.
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Philo Hay Specialties Co
Weaasta Ae
Wilson Urged Moral Pride in Atlantic City
Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed about 5000 people at the Y M C A cornerstone ceremony in Atlantic City New Jersey urging moral pride. He warned against dirty tricks and lax morals noting locals as watchful, and thanked John Wanamaker who introduced him as a plain man and learned statesman.
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John Wanamaker
Atlantic City
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Educators Select Fairchild President
B. T. Fairchild state superintendent of public instruction of Topeka Kansas was elected president of the National Education association. Grace C. Strachan district superintendent of Brooklyn was proposed as candidate and later opposed. Fairchild won a majority of the nomination committee votes and was presented to the general meeting.
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Chicago
Ills
B. T. Fairchild
Topeka
Kan
National Education Association
Grace C. Strachan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fairchild
Strachan
Clark May Visit Wilson for Sea Girl Conference
Speaker Clark may travel to Sea Girl Friday evening for a meeting with Governor Wilson. Majority Leader Underwood also accepted the invitation, saying they would visit when House business allows.
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Washington
Clark
Sea Girl
Wilson
Underwood
Ex-Waiter Uses False Title At San Antonio Club Trial
A former head waiter at a San Antonio club allegedly posed as a Western Union official while racking up a $56 bar bill after saving $25 for himself. He checked into the Gunter hotel, used aliases, and entertained “bellhops” before arrest by Deputy Sheriff Alfonso Newton on vagrancy charges. The hotel denies any Western Union presence.
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San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ben Fisk
Alfonso Newton
Newton
Western Union
Railroads urged to restore homeseeker rates to South Texas
A Houston meeting led by business interests urged railroads serving South Texas to reestablish homeseeker rates. C S Fowler and F M Swearingen of the city represented the Chamber of Commerce, with delegates from Edna Victoria San Antonio Galveston San Benito Collegeport and Houston. The group called for restoring the rate to boost passenger and homeseeker business in the state.
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South Texas
Houston
C.S. Fowler
F. M. Swearingen
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Fowler
Edna
Victoria
Galveston
San Benito
Collegeport
Judge Phillips Courts Reappointment Amid Campaign Trails
Justice Phillips seeks to succeed himself on the Texas Supreme Court as Judge William F. Ramsey resigns. He faces opponents Judge John C. Townes and Judge R. A. Pleasants. Morning talks with county campaign manager George B. Taliaferro preceded a Gunter hotel luncheon with local figures. Phillips heads to Austin tonight.
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Nelson Phillips
Colquitt
Supreme Court
William F. Ramsey
Phillips
John C. Townes
R. A. Pleasants
George B. Taliaferro
Gunter Hotel
R. J. Boyle
Reagan Houston
H. E. Hildebrand
Don A. Bliss
Martin J. Arnold
Malone Duggan
Frank Booth
John H. Cunningham
Frank H. McNemer
A. J. Bell
L. J. Hart
R. P. Coon
Claude V. Birkhead
Justice Phillips
Austin
Randell III at Home in Fever Attack
Congressman C. B. Randell is confined to his Sherman home with a fever after returning from a campaign trip. Officials say his condition is not serious and he expects to resume his bid for the United States Senate in a few days.
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United States
Sherman
Tex
C. B. Randell
Freight Bureau Moves Headquarters to Austin
The south western freight bureau, now at Fort Worth, will relocate to Austin to be closer to the railroad commission. Col. J. B. Bartholomew, former assistant general freight agent of the International & Great Northern, leads the bureau. Office space in the Scarbrough building has been leased for its general offices. The bureau sets freight rates for several rail lines but is not yet recognized as a bureau by the railroad commission.
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S.S. S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Southwestern Freight Bureau
Fort Worth
Col
J. B. Bartholomew
International & Great Northern Railway
Scarbrough
Bureau
Engineer Schr oeder drank before fatal express crash
Coroner inquest in Corning New York heard Charles K. Klapproth testify that engineer William Schroeder appeared intoxicated within four hours of boarding the engine that plowed into Lackawanna No. 9, killing forty. He said Schroeder was seen staggering at 1 30 AM on the Fourth and admitted concerns about his condition.
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Schroeder
Milady's Toilet Table by Mine D Mille
Beauty guidance promotes cosmetic preparations for skin and hair. It covers magatone mixed with witch hazel as a complexion protector, a dry shampoo with orris root to refresh the scalp, delatone to remove unwanted hair, and pyroxin to thicken eyebrows and lengthen lashes.
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Milady
D'Mille
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