Noted Invalid of Kentucky Cardui Testimonial
Lykins Kentucky Mrs. Martha Dingus, 46, claims 20 years as a noted invalid, says Cardus Woman's Tonic improved her health after heart trouble and other ailments. She urges others to try Cardui, noting it uses vegetable ingredients and advising a letter for special instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.
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Cardus
Cardui
N. B
Wrste
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Flower Day Observed by W C T UDistribpled Flowers to Prisoners
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union observed Flower Day by distributing flowers, fruits, and delicacies to prisoners, the poor house, hospitals, and other institutions. Donations were received at Travis Park Methodist Church and handed out yesterday afternoon. The event honors Jennie Cassiday whose story inspired the flower and fruit mission.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Travis Park
Jennie Cassiday
Flower and Fruit
Sam Speir Hardware Co advertises mechanics' tools
A Losoya Street advertisement lists Sam Speir Hardware Co at 219 Losoya Street offering a full range of mechanics' tools and related supplies for local tradespeople.
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Sam Speir Hardware Co
Losoya St
Adv
Mutiny in Mexico City relayed amid border action
Governor Carranza reports a June engagement near Bustamente south of the National Railway where Constitutionalists defeat General Tellez forces. 84 federals killed, large arms and ammunition captured. Tellez advances north to reinforce Laredo with two trains, track and bridge repairs in progress. Piedras Negras begins a pedestrian and vehicle tax at the international bridge, matching the American toll, with heavy traffic and about $100 gold daily.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Carranza
Jesus Carranza
Tellez
Bustamente
Laredo
Piedras Negras
Customs House
Mutiny by Irregulars in Mexico City Grips Capital
Two hundred recently recruited irregulars mutinied at Peralville barracks in Mexico City after learning they would be sent to the field. They cheered for Carranza but surrendered when confronted by the Twenty-ninth Regiment, which moved to quell the revolt. Public anxiety grows as reports spread.
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Mexico City
Peralville
Carranza
Twenty-ninth
Francisco Madero
What More Could Have Been Given In The Past Proposals
A reflective query on fairness and expectation asks what additional privileges or conditions might have benefited the subject. It explores potential concessions and desirable terms that could have advanced the individual’s position or advantage.
Cooperative piano sale offers 252.50 balance with 202 weeks
Prospective buyers can join a co operative plan by paying five dollars to receive a receipt credited toward a 252 dollars 50 cents balance. The plan provides 202 weekly payments of 1.25 dollars. Pianos can be chosen or selected by staff with a 30 day trial and money refundable if not satisfied.
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Stone & McCarrick, Inc
Co-Operative
Capture of Zapata Adherents Highlighted in Draft Army
A fragment describes the capture and detention of Zapata supporters who had been drafted into military service, marking a shift in enforcement and loyalty within the armed forces.
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Zapata
Ex-President Diaz Would Return But Not Enter Politics
Paris June 11 A brother in law of ex President Diaz sailed for Mexico to discuss the possible return of Gen Porfirio Diaz. He had earlier met a delegation of Mexican friends who urged Diaz to go back to help restore tranquility. Diaz reportedly replied he would be pleased to return to reside in his country but would not participate in politics.
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Paris
Diaz
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Japanese Rifles Gain Edge Over German and Spanish Designs
The article notes that Japanese rifles include several improvements that make them superior to counterparts produced in Germany and Spain, highlighting distinctive design enhancements and performance advantages over rival manufacturers.
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Germany
Spain
Miss Maud Clapham Joins Refugee Return to England
Miss Maud Clapham daughter of a Concepcion del Oro mine owner, travels with about 75 refugees to Saltillo and on toward San Antonio. Her father is slightly injured. Mr. and Mrs. Clapham plan to join at San Antonio and proceed to England via Tampico and Galveston. Mrs. Cooper and husband also travel with the group, currently at Saltillo.
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Maud Clapham
Concepcion del Oro
Saltillo
Clapham
San Antonio
Miss Clapham
England
Frank Cooper
Buena Vista Street
Tampico
Galveston
Japan to Supply Rifles for Mexican Army
The Mexican Herald says Mexico awarded Mitsui Company Ltd of Japan a contract to manufacture 50,000 seven millimeter Mauser rifles for the army. The rifles will be built in Tokyo and delivered at Manzanillo. A Mexican technical commission will inspect the Tokyo plant as ammunition is expanded to 80,000 troops, with delivery expected promptly.
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Mexican Herald
Mitsui Company, Ltd
Japan
Tokio
Yutaka Oguri
Manzanillo
Europe
Exodus Halted as Matamoros Residents Ordered to Stay
Constitutionalists in Browns ville report rumors from Matamoros aiming to scare residents into leaving. They issue orders barring further transfer of household goods to Brownsville and note daily wagon shipments had been moving goods since they took control. Matamoros officials promise protection and urge residents to stay, inviting those in Brownsville to return home.
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Brownsville
Tex
Huertistas
Matamoros
Shipment of arms seized from El Paso destined for insurgents
Investigators say a shipment from El Paso included machine guns and 10,000,000 rounds of ammunition for insurgents. Officers confiscated all but one of the rapid fire weapons in the seizure.
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el Paso
Rebels Mine Track Kill 200 Soldiers Near Guaymas
Reported dynamiting of a troop train above Guaymas on Monday leaves about 200 federal soldiers killed and many wounded. Rebels mined the track. Aviator Didier Masson plans another bomb run. A Douglas made aeroplane crossed into Mexico and was moved to Naco Sonora.
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Nogales
Ariz
Guaymas
Didier Masson
Douglas
Mexico
Naco
Sonora
Ortega discharged then re arrested in Marfa Texas
Toribin Ortega was discharged by Judge K C Miller on a charge of violating the congressional joint resolution and the president s proclamation. He was re arrested on two new complaints accusing shipment of ammunition and the examining trial was set for tomorrow with Sam Belden of San Antonio defending and R L Neill of El Paso prosecuting.
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Marfa
Tex
Toribin Ortega
K. C. Miller
Ortega
Sam Belden
San Antonio
R. L. Neill
el Paso
Granitord and Granocrete Pavement Compare
Two historic pavement brands, Granitord and Granocrete, are examined under the banner The Economical Pavements and The Modern Pavements, outlining material choices, durability, cost implications, and construction methods for early 20th century road surfacing.
Relings Cured Awful This Eching In One Night
New York ad claim reports Miss Celia Kleinman cured of severe hand dermatitis by Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap after months of itching. The testimonial urges trying free samples from Resinol Department 45-S in Baltimore and notes widespread druggist sales.
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New York
Celia Kleigman
Columbia St
Ady
Ortega to be tried in Presidio for neutrality violation
El Paso June 11 Col Toribio Ortega commander of Constitutionalist forces in north western Chihuahua will be tried today at Presidio Texas. He was arrested after crossing the border and is charged with violating neutrality laws by shipping two maps.
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EL Paso
Tex
Toribio Ortega
Chihuahua
Presidio
Compromise in Rate Offered Shippers
A compromise in the dispute over Rio Grande Valley freight rates emerged after a hearing before the Texas state railroad commission in Austin. San Antonio merchants pressed for parity, protesting a Houston dominated rate structure as a Brownsville road proposed a new schedule cutting the Galveston differential and eliminating Robstown differential, with a maximum first class rate set at 83 cents per hundred. Houston and Galveston merchants warned of possible protests, while San Antonio delegates named include Charles Graebner and Fred W. Cook among others.
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San Antonio
St. Louis, Brownsvile & Mexico Railroad
Rio Grande Valley
State Railroad Commission
Austin
Houston
Brownsville
Brown
Brownsville Road
Mr. Brown
Galveston
Robstown
San
Friday the 13th Hoodoo Special Ad Offer
Friday the 13th get in on the Hoodoo Special for a 13 day run including two Sundays with ten day cost. Seventy five cents buys a 15 word ad for thirteen days if started Friday the 13th. Assist Nature ad advises Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse and purify the system and build up.
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Nature
Hood
Injunction Is Appealed In Daughters Case
In Austin on June 11 the case of the Daughters of the Confederacy against A B Conley state superintendent of public buildings and grounds was appealed to the Third Court of Civil Appeals from the lower court decision.
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Austin
Tex
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
A. B. Conley
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Daughters Sue Over Statehouse Quarters Injunction
Judge C A Wilcox of Travis County Twenty sixth District Court granted a temporary restraining order in a case where the Daughters sought to stop the superintendent from ousting them from quarters in the statehouse. An appeal follows the TRO decision.
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C. A. Wilcox
Twenty-sixth District Court
Travis County
Tendent
Statehouse
Wilcox
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Kentucky
Hall
Isaac Bledsoe
Wm. H. Smith
Stone & McCarrick, Ing
E. Houston Street
San Antonio Music Company
Texas
Rio Grande
Comfort
Iur B. V. D
U. S
B.V. D
U.S.A
the B. V. D. Company
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