Home Treatment Claim For Women’s Ailments
A distressed advertisement offers a “WOMAN’S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER” and home remedies for uterine weakness leucorrhoea green sickness and menstrual issues. It promises a free ten day trial by mail addressed to Mrs M Summers Notre Dame Indiana urging readers to send their address to receive the guide and treatment at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romep
Sromer
Teqn
Wisatha
Ardrese
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
U.S
Roosevelt boy leads charity tag day in Washington
Quwienten Roosevelt, son of the president, toured Washington collecting charity tags from high officials and citizens to raise funds for emergency cases. He netted nearly $299 before dinner, aiding the Associated Charities as planners consider next winter's drive. Directors including Theodore Harris and A. W. Honstan endorsed expanding the plan to San Antonio in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quwienten Ronsevelt
Washington
Loeb
Associated Charities
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Light
Playground Association of Washington
Sgite
San Antonio
Theodore Harris
A. W. Honstan
Plan Backed by Noted Supporters Among Local Leaders
J. B. Lankford Rabbi Marks G. Bedell Moore Winchester Kelso and Judge W. S. Fry signaled support for the plan. They state that its success is evident from the character of the men backing it and that it is a peaceable, dove-like initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lankford
Rabbi Marks
G. Bedell Moore
Winchester Kelso
W. S. Fry
Children’s Day Program at Travis Park Church
Tomorrow at Travis Park Methodist Church a Children’s Day program will begin at 10:08 after a delay from 9:30. Readings and songs by the school include The Lord is in His Holy Temple, Psalm 23, and choir pieces, with remarks by KE Motzon and pastor dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Park Church
Travis Park Methodist Church
Mouzon
Sal Trnax
Prune
Gladys Hall
Dorris Avery
Bila Mae Smulth
Eleanora McLennan
Irene Budler
Christie Moore
Olivette Foreman
Constance Ball
Floy, Johnson
Sid Love
Maurine McLennan
Magdes
Public hearing on rail rate change July 14 in Texas
The railroad commission announced a public hearing on July 14 regarding rate readjustment for building stone shipped from Olga to San Antonio by the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad. The proposed rate is 35 cents per ton. Also listed are repairs and supplies from local merchants and agents McElroy & Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sap
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Olga
Harrington Free Langes Uncovered At Texas College
At College Station Texas June 13 the investigation into the Harrington suspensions reveals authorship of the disputed article by Dave Shearer and Huckabee. The staff claimed junior responsibility, while President Harrington and the faculty face charges as witnesses, with proceedings adjourned for more testimony.
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College Station
Tex
Dave Shearer
Huck” Huclabea
A. & M. College
Harrington
Shearer and
Huckabee
R. F. Miller
New Ulm
Kyle
RF. Miller
Harrison
Miller
Gracie
Felix
Puckett
Dr. Gilbert
Barbecue and Fair Plans For San Saba Tex
June 12 report notes a two day barbecue set for Cherotes on July 3 and 4 while preparations ramp up for the sixth annual San Saba fair from July 14 to 17. Attorney Wm L Sonlestiger of the Alamo Bank building and auto doctors McElroy and Brown are mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Tex
Cherotes
Wm. L. Sonlestiger
Inv
Alamo Bank Building
Anti-Pass Law Cuts Off Supplies To Railroad Workers
A new anti pass law cuts ice and meat shipments to railway employes along the dead head route. The order affects agents telegraph operators and clerks at small stations lacking fuel or meat, prompting protests from workers who say the measure harms them and foreshadows stricter actions in the future.
St Patrick's academy holds Saturday commencement at Grosby street
The St Patrick's academy commencement took place Saturday afternoon in the academy hall on Grosby street. An interesting program of music singing and elocution preceded the distribution of work and promotion certificates. Read among the participants were Migses N Tschudy ML Flynn T Anderson H Schneider F Sywee ney G McGee H Richter M Jeammahorn Campbell I Babs cock N O Shaughnessy R Cody C Close L Schoher C Hummel A Kricts D Hermann FP Woernicke Witte M Schneider L Wuest Durtam C Witveman C Ahlf F Hicks M McCormick J Schroeder D Bennett Lindsey C O'Brien M Schwenkenberg Wiest B Horan M McLane M Tuttle A B M Schreiber and Master M Kavanagh M E Franks and R Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Academy
Academy Hall
Grosby Street
Whitel
Cananea Coal Coke Interests Resume Work Soon
El Paso June 1 report says Cola Tym interests at Cananea will resume after the Mexican government granted free entry for fuel oil. Cananea is now practically deserted but when operations resume 16 000 to 20 000 men will be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Cola- Tym
Cananea
Brilliant Graduation Gathering at Academy of the Incarnate Word
The commencement at St Devilia's Brackenridge Villa drew a large audience. Students displayed hundreds of displays in crafts and class work. Rev James M Hayes of Dallas gave the address praising education and ideals. Gold medals and diplomas were awarded to Maria de la Luz Rodriguez Maria Maciar Marydna Stein Hannah May Linneh Estelle Mary Bider and others.
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Academy of the Incarnate Word
St. Devilia’s
Brackenridge ‘Villa
Mexican Republic
United States
Lone Star
Texas Republic
Haydn
Liszt
Marcia Munelas
Sisters of the
James M. Hayes
Dallas
Cclergy
South
Father Hayes
Jadiek
Claes
Puther Schneller
Maria de la Luz Rodriguez
Maria’ Maciar
Mary Dna Stein
Hannah May Linnehan
Estelle Mary Btder
Notable Diplomas and Medals Awarded in Graduating Classes
Young women received diplomas and numerous gold medals across departments. Maria Macias earned the complete music gold medal, with other medalists including Toba Stern, Hsperanza Serna, Luisa Cardenas, Maria Prieta, Isabel Espinosa, Rosabela Garza, and many more in sub-graduate and preparatory groups. Certificates of proficiency were awarded to numerous names, marking broad achievement across languages, art, and commerce.
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Maria Macias
Toba Stern
Cammiola Wolf
Louise Erskine
Antonio Mendoza
Annétte Schmitt
Hsperanza Serna
Hisse Stumburg
Luisa Cardenas
Maria Prieta
Isabel Espinosa
Leonor Roig
Annie Cotter
Roberta Smovt
Rosabela Garza
Marie A. Gillett
Glidya F. Burns
Gwendolyn M. Rogers
Huth Howe
Leslie Davis
Dorothy Gately
Ruby Thompson
Constin Ramos
Anna Gonzales
Josepha Carroll
Marea Viesca
Carmen Ruiz
Florence Votan
Catherine Pristo
Louise Emery
Myrtle Giddens
Wimma Emery
May Gladens
Grace Murphy
Irene Simmons
Juana Siler
Poriirea Arguelles
Anna Assarraga
Marti B. McAuiry
Annie Plunger
Sara Mowry
Dolores Burton
Dolores Morlands
Franke Preston
Enriqueta Torres
Frances Goodler
Two Cars of Recruits Arrive from the East
Two cars carrying 91 recruits arrived from the east by steamer into New Orleans. Thirty four halted in New Orleans for Fort Sam Houston, while seven were moved to Fort McIntosh at Laredo. The group is described as a fine looking body of men.
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United States Army
New York
New Orleans
Fort Sam Houston
Laredo
Fort McIntosh
Tien
Death of Robert Gibbons on South Laredo Street
Robert Gibbons, 56, died last night about 9:30 on South Laredo Street near Dolorosa. Heart failure listed as cause. He worked for EE Summer Auctioning Commission Co. and lived at 514 South Laredo with brother W Gibbons. Former Texas and Pacific engineer turned upholsterer. Survived by widow and two children, A. Avang and Miss Anne May Gibbons, arriving from Galveston this evening. Funeral tomorrow at 5 from San Antonio Undertaking chapel. interment in City Cemetery No. 4.
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Robert Gibbons
South Laredo Street
Dolorosa Street
Blyen
Gibbons
North Flores Street
W. Gibbons
Texas & Pacific
Longview
Anne May Gibbons
Galveston
Ue San Antonio Undertaking Company
I City Cemetery No. A
Maud Davis Pleads Guilty In Court Language Incident
Maud Davis, described in colorful terms, pleads guilty to abusive language directed at Mollie Norman during a police court hearing. Norman, the accuser, was fined five dollars and paid the amount to the chief, remarking she did not seek public spectacle or a trial with onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusky Belle
Maud Davis
Cart
Mollie Norman
Sly
Man
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Cpe
McElroy & Brown
McElroy & Brown Agente
Langes
Auto Doctors
St. Patrick's Academy
Intereet
Sragfield
Atlante
Pupien
Maud
Abell
Heiskell
Tonlmale Ives
Ottawa
Oe Commaren
Fox’s Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill
Bianco Road
Blanco Boulevard
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