Resinol cures pimples and skin troubles claims ad
Atlanta resident Miss FE. P. Gaddis reports Resinol products cured her pimples and transformed her skin after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. The ad touts Resinol for eczema dandruff dandruff and other skin conditions and urges readers to buy from druggists or request a free trial from Baltimore.
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Atlanta
FE. P. Gaddis
South Pryor St
Department 16-R
Resinol
Baltimore
Real estate transfers listed from 1914 city records
A sequence of property deeds and transfers dated June 1914 across multiple San Antonio blocks and additions. Names include Harry Hyman, Emma Cur tis, Clara Jennings, Ben Gallardo, Godfrey Rosen thaller, and others. Considerations range from $10 to thousands with notes and installments. properties cover Highland Park Alamo Heights Dignowity Hill Riverside Park Palm Heights and adjacent blocks with lots and undivided interests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hyman
Highland Improvement Company
New City Block
Highland Park
Emma
Oza Alice Curtis
Clara Jennings
Comal Street
L. P. Peck
New City
Joe Priest
B. F. Dittmar
Godfrey E
Mary Rosenthaller
Hillcrest
Anton
Mrs
A. Sonnen Christian
Lizzie Sonnen Hauser
R. F
Annie Sonnen Neumann
F. P
Minnie Hauser Kalb
Charlies A
Ida Hauser Baldus
East Commerce Street
East Commerce
Goliad
G. P. Fost
Crockett and
Bowie Streets
Palm Heights Deseepenens Company
B. Louis Raborn
R. R. Hoefling
Palm Heights
Albert
Ernest Steves
F. M
Alfred H. Coleman
Alamo Heights
W. T. Goode
Robert B
Alice E. Joseph
Aransas Avenue
South Heights
Amanda and
Carl Harris
Travis County
Henry Koehler
Burnet and
Blaine Streets
Blaine
Henry and
Ferdinando Day
N. P. Cuerra
Wyoming Street
Henry
Ferdinando
W. A. Silveus
Charles J. Thompson
Dignowity Hill Place
Fred and
Hattie Adebahn
W. B. Tuttle
San Antonio Deed Listings Span 1914 Transfers and Sums
A long list of 1914 property transfers in San Antonio, detailing deeds and quitclaims for numerous lots and blocks across several additions. Names include Caroline Pabst Sr, Mrs. Mary Campbell, Heinrich Voges, G A Maurer, John W Tste, Mona Matthews, Annie Congdon, and B F Dittmar, with prices ranging from $1,000 to $3,208 and notes of cash payments or assumed liens.
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Lynnwood
New City
Halliday
Caroline
Charles Pabst
South Presa Street
Heinrich
Fritz Voges
Heinrich Kabelmacher
Auguste and
Adolph George
Comal County
Carl Voges
Fritz
Wilhelmine Koch
Bexar County
Heinrich Voges Sr
Sophie Voges
G. A. Maurer
van A. Petty Jr
Magnolia Avenue
Adams
Laurel Heights
San Jose Artesian Hot Well Company
Edward J. Corrigan
John W.tste
San Jose
Mary L. McKey
Mona Ella Matthews
California Street
Kingsbury Addition
D. W
Annie M. Congdon
R. M. Hughes
M. Olseon
A. L. Dietzel
Eugene BE
Anna L. Lewenthal
Varas
Mabel and
N. P. Guerra
Henry and
Ferdinando Day
New City Block
Alfonse Hooge
B. F. Dittmar
Treasure Hill
John T. Wilson
West End Lumber Company
W. J. Herbert
Charlies A. Bih
William B. Rossy
New City Scene
Lopez Street
W. J
Clara Fetzer
R. A. Gregory
W. H. Sartain
Fred V. Alter
Katie Mount
B. M. Hixson
Edwards County
C. L. Neese
Academy Hill
Bellaire
W. R. Miller
W. McKay
Mona Matthews
John H. Clark
Mary H. D. Robinson
Kingsbury
Laure
Meights
Charlies Pabst Sr
Mary F. Campbell
Block
South Presa
Fred Acebehr
W. B. Tuttle
Riverside Park
A Summer Appetizer Horsford's Acid Phosphate
A teaspoonful in a glass of cold water stimulates appetite and quenches thirst. Non-alcoholic. Adav.
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Horsford
Campaign Against Hookworm Report From Texas Counties
Dr. M. H. Boerner reports a three month campaign in Wharton Freestone Fort Bend Washington and Hunt counties examining 7752 people and treating 688 hookworm cases. Among 5520 school children examined 577 were infected about ten percent. Interest in campaigns is rising.
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Austin
Tex
M. H. Boerner
Texas Hookworm Commission
Wharton
Freestone
Fort Bend
Washington
Hunt
Boerner
Scholastic Census Reveals City Youth Demographics
San Antonio reports 21 983 children of scholastic age with 19 932 whites and 2 051 negroes. Mexican representation stands at 8 471, Germans 2 687, Italians 152, Norwegians and Swedes 42, Bohemians 18, and 616 from other nationalities. Ed Rivas will present the May census to the school board alongside plans for Beacon Hill eight to ten room school and a two room addition to Marshall Street School No 2.
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San Antonio
Ed Rivas
Beacon Hill
Marshall Street
Macon Street
St Josephs College Closes Year With Exercises
St Josephs College ended the year with ceremonies in St Josephs Hall conducted by both lower and upper divisions. The program opened with a salutatory by Joseph Lange and featured English and German recitations delivered by a long list of students including Joseph Balmos Ed Goetz Henry Isner Veneslao Metura F Stockert Leslie Price Herbert Nitsch Roy Buchanan Isidore Waltizberger Willie Streich Emmet Charpentier William Dielmann George Stuebben Edward Loessberg Emil Bueche Otto Semlinger Edward Spaltenstein Antonio Ortiz Edgar Grona Philip Haas Hugo Hahn Lloyd Necker James Balmos Martin Umscheid Clemens Herden Otto Mainz Joseph Menger Joseph Raba Edward Neuner Alois Nitsch Christian Steubben and Henry Mainz.
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St. Joseph's College
St. Joseph's Hall
Joseph Lange
Joseph Balmos
Ed Goetz
Henry Isner
Veneslao Metura
F. Stockert
Leslie Price
Herbert Nitsch
Roy Buchanan
Isidore Waltizberger
Willie Streich
Emmet Charpentier
William Dielmann
George Stuebben
Edward Loessberg
Emil Bueche
Otto Semlinger
Edward Spaltenstein
Antonio Ortiz
Edgar Grona
Philip Haas
Hugo Hahn
Lloyd Necker
James Balmos
Martin Umscheid
Clemens Herden
Otto Mainz
Joseph Menger
Joseph Raba
Edward
Northern Baptists open nine day meeting in Boston
In Boston on June 17 the Northern Baptist Convention began a nine day session with 5000 delegates. A mission centennial observance on June 24 marks 100 years since Adoniram Judson led American missionaries to Burma. Addresses will be given by Edward Judson Adoniram B Judson and Harry Pratt Judson.
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Northern Baptists
Boston
Mass
Foreign Missions
Northern Baptist Convention
Burma
Adoniram Judson
The
Baptist Church
Judson
Edward Judson
New York
Adoniram B. Judson
Harry Pratt Judson
Chicago University
Wabash College Commencement Speech Highlights Youth Leadership
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall spoke at Wabash College in Or for Young Men. He declared this the young man’s age and argued the old guard is being displaced. He urged youth to prove leadership through open minds and willingness to revise prior certainties.
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Cra Ordsville
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Wabash College
Daniels Urges Lee as Hero Model at Washington and Lee Commencement
In Lexington Virginia June 17 Secretary of the Navy Daniels urged university graduates to adopt General Robert E. Lee as their exemplar. He framed hero worship as guiding college leadership and praised Lee’s devotion to duty and personal leadership, urging students to emulate his traits.
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Lexington
South
Robert E. Lee
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Washington and Lee University
Lee
Washington
Sumter
Prominent Citizen Orders Roadsters in San Antonio
A notable local figure placed orders for roadsters with seating for four and five passengers priced at 2075 dollars, and seven passenger models at 2175 dollars, highlighting a surge in automobile purchases in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Palm Beach Suits Ad at Lentz Tailor in San Antonio
Palm Beach Suits offered by Lentz Tailor in San Antonio. The ad promotes a complete line and custom fitting at affordable prices from eight to ten dollars. Located at 312 W. Commerce Street with a Palm Beach Suit focus.
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Palm Beach
San Antonio
Lentz
W. Com
Year‑round roof garden planned for St Anthony Hotel
Remodeling of the St Anthony Hotel roof garden will begin soon with about 10000 spent to create a year round space. The roof will be roofed with a 12 foot ceiling and walls with numerous openings for ventilation. A dancing floor will be installed and improvements made to the kitchen.
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St. Anthony
Symptoms of Lung Trouble and Treatment Claims
A promotional notice cites severe lung trouble symptoms and urges checking fever night sweats and weight loss. It touts Eckman’s Alterative as efficacious for bronchial catarrh and lung affections, claims many recoveries, and invites readers to request a booklet of recoveries from the Philadelphia laboratory.
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Thirty-sixth St
New York
Mary Korhamer
Rytedt
Rosa Voelpel
Eckman
Eekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Pressmen Install Officers at Tennessee Biennial Meeting
At Hale Springs near Knoxville the Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America installed two year officers. Leaders named include President George L. Berry and vice presidents John M. Brophy William H. McHugh Daniel H. Pfister with other trustees and a Chicago secretary treasurer. Speakers included George Isaacs and Charles Francis. A biennial convention is favored, credentials decisions approved.
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The
Union
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Printing Pressmen’s and Assistants’ Union of North America
Hale Springs
Here
George L. Berry
John M. Brophy
Milwaukee
Wis
William, H. McHugh
Kansas City
Daniel H. Pfister
St. Louis
Joseph C. Orr
Chicago
William J. Hall
Toronto
William Geary
Frank Dermody
Patricks. Grady
Cleveland
George Isaacs
England
Charles Francis
Printers’ League of America
Employers’ Association
Drill Teams to Compete for $1000 Prizes in St Louis
Eight drill teams of the court of honor will compete for prizes totaling $1000 at the First Regiment armory in St Louis. Several teams are composed entirely of women. The event is part of the Fraternal Order convention in session. Oklahoma City is among represented cities. The convention ends tomorrow night.
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ST. Louis
Court of Honor
Oklahoma City
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Rich Blood Healing
The ad claims impure blood causes many ailments from catarrh to rheumatism and fatigue. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the greatest purifier and enricher, saying it removes humors, builds red blood cells, and strengthens the whole system, urging readers to start today.
Scientific Society of San Antonio Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
The Scientific Society of San Antonio marks its tenth anniversary with a social meeting Friday June 19 at 8 15 p m in the Stevens building quarters. A special program and refreshments accompany the event, including a scientifically concocted punch. The group has grown in membership, hosted many meetings, and advances toward a zoological garden and natural history museum in Brackenridge Park with a donated site and a growing animal collection.
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Scientific Society of
San Antonio
Stevens
Scientific Society
Zoological Garden
Museum of Natural History
Brackenridge Park
Veteran War Correspondent Bennett Burleigh Dies in London
Bennett Burleigh, the oldest war correspondent, dies in London at nearly seventy. A Scotsman born in Glasgow he served with Confederate forces in the Civil War twice captured and sentenced to death before turning to journalism. He joined the London Daily Telegraph in 1882 and remained there until his death.
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London
Bennett Burleigh
Glasgow
London Daily Telegraph
Endorsement of Woman Suffrage by Austin Leaders
Miss Annette Finnigan of Houston, state president of the State Equal Suffrage Association, spoke at Wooldridge Park and urged support for woman voting. Mayor A P Wooldridge and Justice C H Jenkins of the Third Court of Civil Appeals backed suffrage, arguing the ballot will broaden women’s outlook and temper.
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Austin
Tex
A. P. Wooldridge
C. H. Jenkins
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Annette Finnigan
Houston
State Equal Suffrage Association
Wooldridge Park
Finnigan
Degess
Potash Imports Hit Billions in 1918 Trade Value
Potash salts imported into the United States in 1918 totaled about two billion pounds with a value over $15 million according to the geological survey. Combined with domestic phosphate rock, the total value reached $52,999,469.
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Washington
United States
Geological Survey
Slate Production Rises by 132000 in 1913
Washington June 17. The Geological Survey reports slate production in the United States rose by 132 158 dollars in 1913 compared with 1912. The increase reflects higher output and value across key slate producing regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Geological Survey
Educational state and school state market figures reported
The report shows Maine leading with 6 175 476 dollars in value and a 14.62 rise as the largest state increase. It notes educational state sales in 1913 reaching 475 000 dollars and total school state marketing at 6 164 526 units valued at 51 313. Blackboard material totals 3 504 162 square feet valued at 426 073.
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Maine
Grand Today Tonight and Tomorrow Auriema Dance of Death
An advertising notice for a spectacle titled Auriema Dance of Death with dates today and tomorrow. The ad lists Otto Riebe as undertaker at 177 North Rest Private Chapel contact 41 dollars for services.
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Auriema
Otto Riebe
North Rrest
iAdvy
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State Bank & Trust CO
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Texas
Fletcher
Palm Beach Spits
White Horse Tavern
Robert
Uae
Toile Creek
Staacke Bros
Allliaake
St. Anthony Hotel
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
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