Bowel Trouble Cured by Pure Malt Whiskey Claim
An 1906 testimonial asserts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cured years of cramps and bowel trouble. The ad touts the product as malted grain whiskey, a gentle stimulant, aiding digestion, nerve strength, heart function, and blood richness. It claims suitability for workers, women, and children, with testimonials and a medical booklet offered.
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Duffy
Dusty Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Turpentine No Weevil Remedy In Trial
From the state crop commission in Baton Rouge on July 31 it was learned that turpentine as a weevil eradicator is dangerous. Experiments near Coushatta showed pure turpentine burned plants and the odor faded after about forty eight hours. Turpentine and water mixtures did not mix and caused drips that burned contact points on the plants.
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Baton Rouge
State Crop Commission
Coushatta
Groves Tarthless Chill Tonic advertised for malaria
An advertisement promotes Groves Tarthless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy. It claims the bottle lists quinine and tron in a tasteless form and markets it as effective for both grown people and children. The ad is signed by Glawd V. Birkhead, lawyer, Alamo National Bank building, with Burnett & Co. Undertulers contact details.
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Glaude V. Birkhead
Alamo National Bank
May Increase S. P. Dividend
In New York the financial district expects Southern Pacific to raise the common stock dividend to 6 percent annually at tomorrow's directors meeting, from the current 5 percent. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific directors held a meeting last week with no dividend decision, fueling Wall Street criticism of a delayed announcement. News of a possible raise to 7 percent had circulated, but Harriman reportedly said 6 percent would suffice.
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New York
Financial District
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Great Day in Boston Parade Tops Old Home Week Festivities
Boston July 31 Thousands of Jie military patriotic and fraternal members march in a dressed parade as part of Old Home Week. Visitors arrive as crowds expect record turnout with plans for a Cambridge bridge ceremony and a grand arc lights and pyrotechnic display. Governor Guild to review up to 6000 in line including naval brigade and field batteries during the massive mobilization.
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Boston
Jie
Createline and Trades
Cambridge
New England
Massachusetts
State hospital for chronic inebriates draws limited bids
St Paul July 31 Applications for a new state hospital for chronic inebriates closed with the board of control. Towns show little enthusiasm and doubt a suitable site among few offers. Temperance elements oppose it fearing public disrepute while many municipalities treat the project as a joke. The day also closed for a state aid training school and the Arial Orchestra was listed among notices.
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St. Paul
Minn
Board of Control
Gov Campbell Speaks to Fredericksburg Vets at Reunion
Governor Campbell headlined the Fredericksburg reunion opening with a high tribute to Confederate soldiers and the Mountain Remnant. Senator Culberson and others followed with music, amusements, and greetings as flags and banners festoon the city. Senator Bailey arrived later and was to speak tomorrow after being introduced in Seguin. he attacked Guadalupe county’s former representative and discussed tariff and income proposals while opposing government railroad ownership.
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Campbell
Fredericksburg
South
Culberson
James Greenwood
John Treland
Seguin
Guadalupe County
Roberts to Leave Mint for Commercial National Bank Presidency
Washington veteran George E. Roberts to resign as director of the mint and accept the presidency of The Commercial National Bank in Chicago. He is credited with modernizing mint operations, introducing automatic weighing and other innovations that improved coin production nationwide.
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Roberts
Chicago
Commercial National
Washington, D. C
George E. Roberts
Comercial National Bank
Fort Dodge la
Messenger
Des Moines Register and
Ransuiled
Colo'y Financial School
Colat School In Finance
Tres
Washington
Commercial National Bank
James B. Eckles
Mint
Nse den
Masons Meet At Waco For Secret Work Revision
Special to The Light reports a joint session in Waco of the committee on stork of the Royal Arch Chapter and a special committee on revision of the secret work. Members listed include W A Scott Floresville Walter Acker Waxahachie W A Thillas Eagle Lake W C Carnes Menard W P Lawrence Livingston John Ty Torres Terral F W Fitzpatrick Mount Pleasant A W Campbell Dallas J J Gallagher Whitewright D W Glayseack Beatmont with more Masons present. The work is expected to take several days.
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Waco
Tex
Stork
Royal Arch
W. A. Scott
Floresville
Walter Acker
Waxahachie
W. A. Thillas
Eagle Lake
W. C
WACO MAN BEREAVED REPORT FROM TEXAS
Special to The Licht. When Tex July 31 Judge Te C Alexander a prominent attorney received news of the death of his brother C Alexander of Meridian. Deceased was 85 years old a Texas veteran and Confederate soldier. Bond's Delicatessen advertises roast beef ham and broiled chicken sand wiches and more at 236 East Hamilton Street with both phones.
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Tex
Te. C. Alexander
7. C. Alexander
Meridian
Texas
BOND
Honaton Street
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Cannersville
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Louisiana
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JAG
Minnesota
Thee Arlet Orchestra
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West Texas Bank and Trust CO
San Antonio
G. Bedell Moors
D. H. Savage
Leon N. Walthall
J. E. Jarratt
G. Sar
W. T. Eldridge
W. A. King
A H. Plper
the City National Bank Depository
San ‘Antonio
State Gank and Trust CO
Houston Street
T. McCampbell
Briam
Jte
He Haile
F. Groos & CO. Bank
Commerce and
Navarré
Ban Antonio, Texas
Bailey
Wolff @ Marx Co
Ataee
Wolff & Marx Co