Wife Too Ill To Work In Indianapolis Ad
Mrs. Green of 3328 Addison Street Indianapolis describes severe illness and weight loss and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health She states she now weighs 133 pounds and handles all housework and washing years. She urges other women to try the remedy and invites inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Einkham
Atrs Wm. Green
Adison Street
Lynn
Mass
Drowned Plumber at Austin Dam
Emily Lang, a plumber for a local car shop, fell from a concrete ledge at the Austin Dam and drowned. His companion Martin Killain did not see the fall and later realized Lang had disappeared into the lake.
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Austin Dam
Austin
Tex
Emily Lang
Martin Killain
Lang
Plain Cocoanut Oil Soap For Hair Care
An old advisory notes that most soaps harm hair with excess alkali. It recommends plain ossified cocoanut oil as a grease free, cheap alternative. Dampen hair, rub in a teaspoon, rinse to produce rich lather, leaving hair soft, fluffy and easy to manage while removing dust and dirt.
Zemo Promises Quick Hair Loss Help
A Cleveland ad touts Zemo as a fast remedy for dandruff and itching. It claims the product nourishes hair roots, stops scalp itching, is non greasy and safe, and offers bottles at 25 cents or one dollar for extra large. It discourages soaps and shampoos as harmful.
Democrats forecast broad 1924 campaign in every state
Washington dispatch reports New Chairman Vance McCormick rejects focus on swing states. He says Democrats will push in all 48 states, with Maine and New York targeted for vigorous campaigning and Indiana and Ohio viewed as winnable. He cites economic prosperity and tariff questions as Democratic strengths. Missouri remains confidently Democratic, while Hughes faces shifting Republican support.
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Washington, D. C
Democratic Party
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Maine
Homer&. Cummings
Connecticut
McCormick
Wilson
House of Representatives
Chicago
House
Missouri
Champ Clark
William Joel Stone
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Harry B. Hawes
Hawes
Hughes
Mr. Hawes
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Harmless Relief from Biliousness
An advertisement contrasts Calomel and Dodson's Liver Tone. It warns calomel salivates and harms the liver, urging readers to buy Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that improves mood and energy, with a money back guarantee.
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Dodson
No Action Taken on Single Tax Plan by San Antonio Club
The San Antonio Manufacturers' Club held a Tuesday night meeting and took no definite action on the Henry George single tax proposal. A legislative committee was named to study bills but will not make formal recommendations. The meeting praised the San Antonio freight bureau and supported Brown Cracker and Candy Company's new factory plan.
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San Antonio Manufacturers’ Club
Henry George
J. A. Patterson
Charles Graebner
Paul Dreiss
Ed Jenner
H. W. Finck
Eugene Holmegreen
San Antonio
Commerce Street
G. 8. McElroy
Texas Charters Issued And Amendments Filed In July
Charters granted to Chaddick-Carter Inc Corpus Christi with 20000 stock The Nacogdoches Garage Company Nacogdoches 10000 stock Piper Mercantile Company Brownsville 10000 stock M Saul Inc Dallas 10000 stock Purpose merchandising Permit to operate in Texas granted to Caylor Chandler Lumber Company Hugo Oklahoma 10000 stock Texas headquarters at Paris Amendments: Wichita Falls Motor Company raises capital from 160000 to 400000 Piper Plantation Company Brownsville raises from 10000 to 100000 Final payment proved by San Angelo Fair Grounds Com
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Austin
Tex
Chaddick-Carter Inc
Corpus Christi
Capital Stock
C. Chaddick
H. N. Carter
E. Kimsey
Nacogdoches Garage Company
Nacogdoches
H. J. Schmidt
Greer Orton
Ben T. Wilson
Piper Mercantile Company of
Brownsville
Paris
Wichita Falls Motor Company
Wichita Falls
Piper Plantation Company
San Angelo Fair Grounds Com
Bull Durham Tobacco Supplied to Troops at Border
The article notes that Bull Durham tobacco is shipped in carload lots to the Mexican border for use by United States troops. It emphasizes the tobacco’s purity and suitability for soldiers in camps and field conditions, highlighting its long-standing selection by the Government for military rations and its ubiquity from Maine to the Philippines.
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Bull
United States
Mexico
Dissolutions Filed From Texas Firms Across Cities
Certificates of dissolution filed list Mineral Wells Cotton Warehouse Company Mineral Wells Southern Wells Works Beaumont Muller Broom Company Galveston and other firms including Hendricks San itorium of El Paso and San Angelo entities.
Dream leads to discovery of will in Hyndman home
In Ligonier Pennsylvania Mrs. Henry W. Ware widow of a Williams postmaster found her late husband’s will through a dream. After a failing search for a will and plans to appoint an administrator the document was located among old papers in Hyndman. The will bequeaths the entire estate to Mrs. Ware.
Hungry Hogan Dies After Narrow Congress Loss
Henry Hogan known as Hungry Hogan a Chicago cab driver died at his home charged with a near miss for Illinois congressman at large in 1912. A joke candidate he drew national attention as a Chicago fixture and his death closes a long public life. The piece notes his near victory by a few votes and his fame among travelers to Chicago. It also lists local charitable gifts and clothing donations to various households and groups.
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Chicago
Congress
Henry Hogan
Ogan
Hackman
Illinois
Hogan
United States
Gifts to Protestant Orphans Home Bring Donations
Donations received by the Protestant Orphans Home include £15 from a friend and $5 from Mrs. A. L. Knowlin, among other gifts. The article lists several contributions as part of recent charitable support.
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A. L. Knowlin
Pare Preparedness Exercise Foot Ease Ad
All who walk or stand should fortify their feet by shaking Allen's Foot-Ease into their shoes. It prevents soreness and friction from summer activity. Over 100,000 packages are used by troops in war zones. Free trial package by mail. Sold by druggists and department stores everywhere.
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Allen
Olmstead
le Roy
N. Y
Chicks Play Cupid Roles in Municipal Court
In Cincinnati a couple reconciled in Municipal Court after Harry Schafer was charged with failing to provide. Mrs Schafer testified he forgot coal oil for an incubator and feared the eggs would freeze. He said he would hatch them on a warm oven. The brood hatched, and the couple left the courtroom arm in arm.
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Cincinnati
Harry Schafer
Schafer
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Zemo
Cleveland
Duffy’s
Uler
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester, N. Y
Texas
Democrats
M’cormick
Europe
Calomel
Ene
HRAPE
G. A. Duerler Mfg. Co. Crockett
Manufacturers’ Club
Gunter
Crown Chemical Co
Haecker Mfg. Co. H. & H. Y
Soklesaa
Bull Durham
Mexiay
Durham
Bull” Durham
Durham, N.C
THE
American Tobacco Company
Will
Pioneer Mills
West End Sewing Society
Nauwald Mfg. Co
Bailie Bakery
Key Kash Grocery
Otto Koehler
L. A. Traction Co
West End Presbyterian Church
Higgins
Maxey
George Cohan
Fred Niblo
Josephine Cohan
George M. Cohan
Hicks
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