R B Powell Credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey For Malaria Immunity
R B Powell describes using Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey to stay healthy in Mississippi malaria zones. He claims it aided digestion, sustained vigor, and allowed continued hard work at age 58, recommending it to friends. Powell cites residence in Little Rock Arkansas and his recovery after illness.
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Mississippi
R. B. Powell
Duffy
United States
Mississippi Bottoms
R.b.powell
East 6Th St
Little Rock
Ark
Standard of Purity and Excellence Since 1860
An advertisement extols the benefits of a digestion aid claiming it improves digestion and nutrient absorption. It argues the product strengthens the whole system and helps ward off disease by enabling the body to assimilate nourishment more effectively.
Duffy's Pure Makey Whiskey Sold as Medicine in War Era
During the Spanish American War Duffy's Pure Makey whiskey was taxed as a medicine and sold only in sealed bottles by druggists grocers and dealers. It priced at $1.00 per large bottle and medical booklets with doctor advice were offered. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. of Rochester New York issued orders to contact them if supply was unavailable.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
San Antonio Becomes Honeymoon Mecca in June
San Antonio hotels register a surge of newlyweds spending their honeymoons in the city. The St. Anthony guest book reports many brides and grooms from Mission and beyond, with hundreds more arriving as June advances, marking the city as a premier bridal destination in the region.
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St. Anthony Hotel
Benedict
Joseph Dunlap
Bride
Mission
Tex
San Antonio
Livestock in Shape Report From Eagle Pass
Nat Parks general livestock agent for the Sunset Central lines reports cattle in Eagle Pass region in excellent condition after returning this morning.
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Nat Parks
Sunset-Central Lines
Eagle Pass
Tyler Negro Released Refuses North Return
George Price, freed by the Tyler county jail after a Tyler grand jury declined to indict him for alleged complicity in the attack on a young white woman, says he prefers San Antonio prison hospitality and staying in jail while awaiting safety assurances before any return to North Texas. He requested jail work for shelter, which was granted, and he will stay until personal trouble from a Tyler return is ruled out.
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Tyler
George Price
Dan Davis
San Antonio
Texas
George Bergel
Price
Tobin
Eight Hour Law Complaints Filed Promised by Labor Chief
Labor Commissioner Starling announced after a Texas tour that information will be sent to district attorneys in major cities for filing complaints against contractors who violate the eight hour workday law. Inspector McKinley noted many contractors are unaware of the law. four complaints are to be filed in Houston.
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Starling
Austin
Tex
Robert Mckinley
McKinley
Maury
Houston
The Fly and Mosquito Dangers and a Blood Remedy
A narrative on disease transmission from flies and mosquitoes and the role of blood health. Promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as an alcohol free extract claimed to purify blood and ward off illnesses. Includes testimonial from Michael McGuire about prior chills and fever and relief after use. Also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for liver issues.
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Pierce
Golden Medical
Oregon
Newark
New Jersey
Michael McGuire
National Military Hom Kans
Kansas City
Texas Crops Steady Despite Drought Instate Outlook Bright
Texas reports show good crop health with oats harvested and cotton in excellent condition. Dry spots exist but recent rains across northern Texas eased the threat. corn remains the only major crop at risk while South Texas generally enjoys strong yields.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Associated Press
Panhandle
Texarkana
South Texas
Body Found Near City Believed Murdered Youth
A young unidentified white man, about 18 to 20, was found dead face down in Salado Creek near San Antonio with a head injury. Investigators say he was struck, then thrown into the creek. interment was recorded at cemetery No. 7. Local officials, including Sheriff Tobin and Joe Chadwick, began inquiries after the body was discovered by boys.
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Salado Creek
San Antonio
Riebe’s
Joe Chadwick
Tobin
Sam Slack
Ben S. Fisk
Chadwick
M. Adelmann
Railroads Form Crop Improvement Alliance in Chicago
A new Crop Improvement association with headquarters in Chicago offers a $1,000,000 capital plan to aid county crop projects. It promises each US county $1,000 for improvements if the county can raise $1,000 locally, with railroads entering Chicago and St Louis forming the core. The Grain Exchanges council adds $100,000 in grants for early counties that fund an agriculturist for three years. A separate note cites religious controversy and a scriptural defense by Judge Rutherford set for Sunday.
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Chicago
United States
St. Louis
Council of Grain Exchanges
Bexare
Crop Improvement Association
William's Shaving Soap Ad at 117 E. Houston St
A compact ad listing William's Shaving Soap located at 117 East Houston Street with the contact phone 3637. The brief notice highlights the product and store address in a historic urban setting.
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William's
E. Houston St
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