Eve of a Teething Eczema Cure Story
A mother recounts her infant’s eczema linked to teething. After trying a physician’s ointment with no relief she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment following guidance from a Cuticura booklet. By age one the child fully recovered and remained well at age three. Mrs Freeman of Syracuse endorses the products and offers samples through Patten Drug & Chem. Corp.
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Mra. Freeman, Graver
Lewis St
Syracuse
Raya
Patter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Siass
Fraud arrest ties New Orleans man to $60,000 claim
A well dressed man claiming to be Ed ward B Kuhn of New Orleans was arrested in New York for allegedly ordering cloaks and suits valued at $60,000 from Chattanooga firms. One firm confirmed a $10,000 order but denied any New York buyer. Also, a meeting in Chestnut street's Masonic Hall heard anti prohibition speeches by Tarver Campbell and King.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward B. Kuhn
New Orleans
Tate
Chattanooga
Teun
Kehn
Masonic Hall
Chestnut Street
Prof. 14
M. Tarver
St. A. Campbell
W. J L. King
Capudine headline touts quick headache remedy
An ad touts Capudine as a universal remedy for headaches caused by heat cold grip stomach issues and nervous headaches. It claims Capudine relieves feverishness aches and nervousness and restores normal conditions. The liquid medicine is easy to take and available in 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
Senate Debates Defined Republicanism in Towering Clash
SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT Washington July 13 Senator Bacon called a Senate exchange undignified as two Republicans Batley and Heyburn sparred over who defines Republicanism. The couple traded barbs on party lines, branding, mavericks, and branding methods, amid a stretch of miscellaneous Senate talk during the season.
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Washington
Bacon
Chansp Clark
Senate
Warner
Doy
Heyburn
Democrata
Bailey
Baley
Matt
Idnahu
Keyburn
Tha Muumer
Republican Party
Hepnumn
Baller
Heybert
White House
Murt
E Belles & Borlhanne
West Commerce Stret
Waiting at the Church Delays London Bride
Lady Constance Foljambe, elder half sister of Lord Riverport, caused a shock by missing her wedding at St Peters Exton Square. Groom and bridesmaids waited over an hour before news arrived that she had changed her mind. She is 27, engaged to Rev. A. A. K. Hawkins, vicar of a Yorkshire banner.
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Constance Foljambe
Riverport
London
St. Peters Church
Exton’ Square
Foljanibe
A. A. K. Hawkins
Yorkshire
State Inspector of Sheep Appointed in Texas
The governor approved bond for 1A. Whitten of Schreicher county as state sheep inspector of Texas. Whitten assumes duties July 1 under a law creating the office with a $100 monthly salary and up to $50 monthly travel, subject to governor approval for warrants. The act, championed by Senator Claude Hudereth, aims to eradicate sheep scab and prohibits import of scab-infected sheep, with $2800 set for two years of salary and expenses. It also prohibits driving infected sheep along public roads.
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Austin
Tex
Whitten
Hidorado
Schreicher County
Tate
Texan
Claude Hudereth
el Paso
Toxas
Taft Endures Heat With Outing Routine in Washington
President Taft and aides endure a hot Washington July as he mimics Beverly summers. He stays in bachelor quarters with Hilles and Major Putt, golf at Chevy Chase, then returns to the White House for dinner. Post dinner drives include Potomac Park speedway and Rock Creek Park, with late nights and steady work to stay in peak condition.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Juy
Taft
Washington
Beverly
Hilles
White House
Chevy Chase Club
Potomac Park
Rock Creek Park
Reidy
Rigar Anit
Passes Boost Farmers Attendance at Texas Round-Up Meeting
The Thirty second Legislature amendment to the anti pass law will trigger attendance of 760 to 800 farmers at the upcoming round up gathering of farmers institutes across the state. Free railroad passes from several lines are promised for delegates to attend the meeting in College Station on July 4, the day before the Farmers congress session, boosting participation numbers. Commissioner Kane notes support from railroads and hopes for a large, high quality gathering.
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Austin
Tex
Arga
Theo. Artzt
Se Agriculture
Kone
Riohs Undertaking Co
College Station
Farmers’ Congress
Texas 4
International & Great Northern
Trinity & Brazos Valley
Santa Fe Railways
Gie
Ione
Farmers’ Institutes
Commission
Kane
Farmers’ Institutes of Texas
Luling Lodge 211 installs officers for term
Luling Lodge No. 211 Independent Order of Odd Fellows publicly installed J. M. Lawrence as noble grand Gus Bell as vice grand M. H. Dowell as financial and recording secretary W. G. Jackson as treasurer and warden Past Grand A G Millican acted as installing officer Refreshments followed. Jean Charier is Tiled. Kendall County Telephone Company charter filed in Austin with capital stock of 10000 Incorporators John F P Gore Chas Reinhard and Adolph Wendler The company purchased the San Antonio Northwestern Telephone property in 1916 and now operates its business
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Kendall County Telephone Company
Bourne Wee
Stats Department
John FP. Gore
Chas Reinhard
Adolph Wendler
Forest
San Antonio Northwestern Tele Phone Company
Yellowstone geysers surge in Norris Basin summer activity
Washington July 1. Uncertain counts report large eruptions at Yellowstone National Park in Norris Basin. Water steam sand and rocks rose hundreds of feet from Hot Springs. Officials warn increased subterranean activity may indicate further geyser development this summer.
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Associated Press
Washington
Norris Basin
Yellowstone National Park
Fireworks Overcharge Probe in New York City Discloses Excess
July 18 report by Raymond Basdick to Mayor Gaynor finds city overcharged 17,830 for July 4 fireworks. A Bronx Brooklyn display contract funneled through a primary jobber to two subs totaling 4,760, with city payments rising to 31,630. Fosdick notes actual value lower by 13,800 though investigation remains incomplete.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Raymond Basdick
Gaynor
Thomas
Canad
Bronx
Brooklyn
Fosdick
Quarantine Inquiry Touches Galveston Conference
Special report from The Light Austin notes a night session in Galveston with Health Inspector Stoner Tate and Dr. T. L. McGlawson to investigate quarantine matters. The discussion aims to inform safety measures and health protocols.
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Austin
Stoner Tate
Galveston
T. L. McGlawson
Chasseria Regiment Ordered to Frontline Reinforcement
Lisbon reports the ax regiments of Chasseria were ordered to the northern frontier today to reinforce the garrison at Brag. General dispatch notes urgent mobilization and deployment plans amid rising border tensions. The move involves multiple battalions and aims to bolster defensive positions at Brag.
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Sir Tirgimonia
PRBAB
Lisbon
Chasseria
Brag
Massachusetts corrupt practices law could be widely copied
Boston July 1 The Massachusetts corrupt practices act is described as epoch making and likely to be copied by other states this winter. It imposes three year disqualification from public office for violators and requires new elections if an elected official is convicted. It also caps campaign spending at 28 dollars per thousand voters and bans hiring workers at polls. In Austin Texas the Woodmen Casualty company of Springfield Illinois changed its charter to Inter Ocean Life and Casualty Company.
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PUB Associated Presa
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Austin
Tex
Woodmen Casualty Company
Springfeld
Department of Insurance and Hunting
Inter-Ocean Life & Casualty Company
Aicense
Health and Safety Concern Raised by Department Under New Name
A department issued a note about a major concern linked to the firm under its rebranded name. The company operates in health and accident services and faces scrutiny over procedures and compliance as the name transition proceeds.
Artillery sets record at Sandy Hook proving grounds
At Sandy Hook proving grounds the 187th company of the artillery corps fired eighteen rounds at a floating target towed past patter ies. Three inch rapid fire rifles hit every shot, marking a new record in target practice announced by government officials. The report notes the success and identifies the detachment involved. The article also includes medical ad copy and a separate legal notice about a receiver appointment for Silverside Park & Amusement Company in Texas.
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US5
New York
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
187Th
Poast “Rilery, Corps
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Wie
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Globe Fire Insurance
CQA Home Institution
Gibbs Bldg
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Moody & Hormann
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le Roy
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Farmers’ Institute
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New York Harbor
Foley
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Wolfram St
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Stewart
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Calhoun
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Silverside Park & Amusement Company
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