Amusements at Exposition Park Feature Carrousel and Wrestling
Exposition Park opens with a new carrousel described as the largest southern model built for the park. The act draws large crowds and appeals to both adults and children. A Monday wrestling match pits Fred Schultze from New Orleans against the Terrible Turk, promising an exciting contest. Also on offer is a lively dance hall with good music and the Brownie and Miss Moore act billed as The Lady and the Porter with comic dancing.
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Exposition Park
Fred Schultze
Turk
New Orleans
Lhe Brownie
Miss Moore
Brownie
Romdas Trio at the Royal Excites with Singing Dancing and Bicycle
The Romdas Trio at the Royal this week showcases two pretty girls and a man who handles most bicycle work with expert tricks. The women perform costume changes for dancing numbers and sing well suited to their voices, making for splendid entertainment and popularity.
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Romdas
the Royal
Katherine Moore
Bill
The Rose of Old St Augustine at Dell's Crown Theater
Dell's Crown theater presents The Rose of Old St Augustine. Captain Lafitte opposes Alicante and Dolores’s marriage, disguises, deception, and a staged suitor turns chaotic. A daring escape ends with Black Hawk and Dolores rescuing Lafitte and the privateers flee by boat.
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Dell’s Crown Theater
German Kitchen Delivers Cold Comfort in Heat Wave
In scorching weather, German Kitchen promotes ready meals and takeout options to avoid home cooking. The offer emphasizes convenience, timely delivery, and relief from high outdoor temperatures.
Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service
Riebe Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service at 221 EB Com with phone 341 for urgent patient transport and funeral support.
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Riebe Undertaking Co
Retires From Many Roads
Frank Trumbull chairman of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad retires from the directorate of multiple lines including St Louis and San Francisco Chicago and Eastern Illinois Evansville and Terre Haute Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis and Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham railroads due to other business pressures.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank Trumbull
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Health and Beauty Advice From Mrs Mae Martyn
Practical home remedies are offered for health and beauty, including a blood-purifying tonic, a hair tonic, and weight loss mixtures. Readers are advised to apply tonics and lotions for skin clarity, hair vitality, and eye comfort, with repeated claims of rapid or notable improvements.
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Mae Martyn
Simple Home Hair Cleanser Claims Soft Lustrous Hair
The passage promotes stopping soap shampoo to avoid alkali fading hair. It suggests washing every two weeks with a canth rex solution and clear water for soft fluffy hair. The described shampoo makes a creamy lather and cleanses the scalp quickly, claiming to refresh and dry rapidly for pleasant washing.
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Lina
Do It Yourself Beauty Remedies for Skin Care
Advice on making affordable beauty products at home. A grease free cream jelly using almoroin and glycerine promises to soften skin and reduce pores. Also recommends delatone paste to remove unwanted hairs with quick results and notes a dollar price.
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Hattie J
Church Socials and Teas Highlight Afternoon Activities
Mrs A B Nash hosts an eat home from 4 to 7 at Central Christian church class. Mrs Arthur Tuttle hosts Thursday Morning Bridge at her Martin street home. River side Park Baptist Ladies Aid entertains 4 to 6 at Mrs H W Weber on Eads and Whitting. St Mark's South Presa mission tea 6 to 7 at Mrs H Tremlett Mitchell. Queen's Daughters of St Mary's meet at 4 this afternoon.
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A. B. Nash
Central Christian Church
Mrs. Arthur Tuttle
Martin Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Riverside Park Baptist Church
H. W. Weber
Eads and Whitting Avenue
South Presa Street
St. Mark’s Church
Queen’s Daughters of
St. Mary’s Church
Rufus Lewis
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Mark's Church
Main Avenue
Arthur L. Tuttle
Martin Ao
Lane Taylor
C. E. Janin
P. W. Campbell
Ralph Hayden
Bessie Houston
Edna Welch
Louise Taylor
E. E. Monday
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
W. S. Woodman
Monterey Street
Cotillion at Jungle club led by Miss Bell and John Green
A dance will be held tomorrow at the Jungle club rooms on South Flores. The cotillion, led by Elizabeth Bell and John Green, will feature twelve straight and four extras danced with luncheon served. Guests include many named local social figures.
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Jungle Club
South Flores Street
J. U. G. Club of Girls
Elizabeth Bell
John Green
Adelaine Shiner
Lucy Hammond
Constance Ball
Judith Rogers
Ruth Shaw
Edith Pancoast
Francesca Mason
Gladys Williams
Virginia Wheat
Marie Roberts
Leonora Bell
Prospective visit and community events noted around town
Nye hosts a guest en route to San Luis Potosi after commencement. Miss Kate Wilson travels from Virginia to visit the Nye family. Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Neal receive a surprise wooden wedding anniversary party at Prospect Hill Baptist with flowers and mahogany rocking chairs. Fannin School Mothers' club plans a playground benefit with an entertainment program including violin and readings.
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Kate Wilson
Virginia
Nye
San Luis Potosi
T. B. Neal
Mr. Neal
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
A. G. Seamands
Mr. Weal
Fannin School Mothers’ Club
P. C. Blank
Mesdames A. A. Gray
Myrtle Booth Lansford
Bessie Leng
Harry Leap
W. J. Joyce
Kitty Robinson
Claudia Smith
Gladys Everson
Medora Robinson
Agnes Blank
Travis Park Methodist class outing at Hot Wells
Miss Lenora Booth and Miss Florence Pape will perform instrumental numbers. Schuetze's mandolin sextette and others including Helen and Eda Schuetze, L J Schuetze, Eugene Peters, Earnest Derr and Edward Keuhn contribute. The class enjoyed a picnic, a luncheon, and a pleasant outing with numerous guests and invites listed.
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Lenora Booth
M. Florence Pape
Schuetze
Helen
Eda Schuetze
L. J. Schuetze
Eugene Peters
Earnest Derr
Edward Keuhn
John A. Raby
Travis Park Methodist Church
Hot Wells
Maud Gresham
Vivian Kring
Clara Price
Sallie May Ellis
Louise Stumberg
Florabel Townsend
Hattie May White
Marjorie Wells
D. J. McLennan
Laura and
Maurine McLennan
Mary Atkinson
Mary Davidson
Ruby Gannaway
Pauline Gayweller
Etta Hill
Artie Ray Harpole
Mollie May Harpole
Ouida Pharr
Ella Mai Smith
Verna Raby
Mysterious Seven Club Event at Miss Emma Smith Home
Miss Emma Smith hosts the Mysterious Seven club today at her home for Miss Elma Rutledge who will marry later this month. A luncheon will be served at noon and afternoon activities follow. Guests include Miss Hermione Bedwell and other members.
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Emma Smith
Elma Rutledge
Hermione Bedwell
Local Social Notices List Names in Event Shifts
Marie Vanlandingham Eva Creighton Gladys Everson Imogene Gwynn Virginia Atkinson Mrs Raymond Myers Mrs and Albert Stephens appear in a community roster of attendees and organizers for a forthcoming local function.
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Marie Vanlandingham
Eva Creighton
Gladys Everson
Imogene Gwynn
Virginia Atkinson
Raymond Myers
and Albert Stephens
Willard WCTU opens reading room for soldiers at West End
In the Terrell building at West End lake the Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union has opened a soldier reading room, open each afternoon and evening. Tonight's program features Mrs. Hilda Richmond Linscott with violin solo, readings by Mrs. Laura Mae Evans and Charles Heinsath, duets by Sadie McGowen and Helen Linscott and a piano duet by Helen Linscott and Carolyn Davis. Extra reads include Nellie Whayne and Carl Vinther with vocal solos. Witmer-Crane Millinery Co. announces big reductions at 127 Avenue C corner Travis.
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Terrell
West End Lake
New Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hilda Richmond Linscott
America
Carl J. Vinther
Laura Mae Evans
Helen Linscott
Carolyn Davis
Nellie Whayne
Charles Heinsath
Sadie
Wait to Kiss Miss Train at Waxahachie
About 25 to 30 Trinity University students in Waxahachie Tex. missed the Katy train they planned to ride home. They were on the platform saying goodbye to friends and failed to notice the train pulling away.
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Associated Press
Waxahachie
Tex
Trinity University
Katy
Cardui Promoted as Cure for Women’s Ailments
Mrs L J Ryder of Grand Haven Michigan endorses Cardui claiming relief from persistent pain and feelings of illness after other doctors failed. The ad appeals to women with similar troubles to try Cardui and mentions a long history of reported cures and a recommendation to ask a local druggist for more information.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Cardui
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chateneaes
Ipesiad Co
Chattanooga
Port of Port-A-Paix Rises in Tense Standstill
Haitian revolutionary movement led by General Saint Just grows more threatening as Port-A-Paix braces for possible confrontations. Local sentiment shows division amid mounting tensions and a city on edge.
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Associated Press
Port-A-Paix
Haiti
Saint Just
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