TIZ foot remedy praised by Jeffersonville users
Mrs. Crockett says after two treatments she can walk downstairs one foot at a time for the first time in five years. The ad claims TIZ cures sore feet by drawing out poisonous exudations, unlike powders, and promises relief after the first use. Boxes cost 25 cents, available at druggists or from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago TI.
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Earth
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Artificial Artery Put in Man's Leg in West
James King of Green Timber Idaho faced losing a leg or undergoing Matas operation in Salt Lake City. A rubber tube was inserted to create a new arterial channel four inches long after expanding the femoral artery above the knee. The procedure, involving suturing folds over the tube, was performed successfully and King recovered.
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Salt Lake City
James King
Green Timber
Idaho
King
Matas
West
George May to Lecture in San Antonio on Single Tax
Henry George Jr. plans a San Antonio stop in April to discuss the single tax as the Real Estate Exchange works to bring him here. He tours the U S from the northwest through California toward New York and back, with Beethoven hall as a likely venue.
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Henry George Jr
San Antonio
Real Estate Exchange
George
United States
California
New York
B. F. Nicholson
Beethoven Hall
Vancouver
B. C
Exchange
East Houston Street
J. A. Bitter
Bexar County
W. A
J.L. Lytle
R. A. Rowland
R. G. Callahan
R. H. Wester
Kenneth Wimer
W. A. McDuffee
Staiti Chosen Club President At Army Officers Club
All regular army officers stationed in San Antonio for six months join the International club per last night’s directors meeting. A. W. Staiti was elected president with John S Sweet as vice president and others named to key posts. Membership drives run to March 30 with a smoker planned for March 18 and a reception for officers to follow, committee selections announced.
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San Antonio
International Club
A. W. Stain
Johns. Sweet
S. P. Brundage
W. R. King
A. W. Hartman
J. 8. Sweet
Henrys. Phelps
T. H. Quick
Army
Jesse M. Lee
United States Army
John L. Clem
John L. Bullis
Winchester Kelso
F. B. Briggs
P. Brundage
F. W. Church
S. P. Cunningham
H. C. King
B. A. King
W. F. McCaleb
A. T. Mills
T. M. Paschal
J. H. Quick
A. W. Staiti
W. W. Wharton
W. F. Briggs
Pennsylvania House Protest Over Harem Skirt Fashion
Harrisburg March 8 The Pennsylvania House read and referred a resolution by Rep Donahoe of Schuylkill to a special committee. It mocks the Paris fashion called harem skirt naming harum-scarum and warns married men against its adoption jeopardizing women's suffrage in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Donahoe
Schuylkill County
House
Cox
Onahoe
Chiefey
Capitol
Paris
France
House of Representatives
Senate
America
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Baby disrupts monologist. audience laughs at miscue
A Montgomery Advertiser note recounts a monologist irritated by a crying baby. The scene escalates with a small disturbance, finally the performer addresses the mother who explains her dress is buttoned in the back, ending the episode.
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Elbert . Hubbard
Montgomery
Wife of Navy Yard Officer Involved in Captain Smith Affair
Mrs. George Barnett wife of Lieutenant Colonel Barnett testified as a complainant against Captain Guy B. Smith former United States infantry. Her charges helped explain a secret court martial and dismissal. Captain Smith seeks reinstatement from President Taft.
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George Barnett
Barnett
Marine Corps
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Guy B. Smith
United States Infantry
Army
Captain Smith
Basil Gordon
Baltimore
Taft
Demand for coroners report in Elosser Twigg case continues
Cumberland Maryland March 9 relatives of Charles E Twigg one of the victims in the Elosser Twigg cyanide case seek the stenographic inquest notes from State's Attorney Robb to press further investigations and press for answers. Mrs Twigg says no stone will be left unturned and rewards totaling 2000 are offered for additional testimony and evidence.
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Cumberland
Charles E. Twigg
C. E. Nethken
Keyser
W. Va
Robb
Grace Blosser
Twigg
R. W. Foard
Foard
Grace
Uth Cumberland
Charles T. Rogers
Maryland
50 Cent Dinners Promoted at Elite Cafe
An Elite Cafe advertises 50 cent dinners in San Antonio with lunch service daily or Sunday from 12 to 1 p.m. The notice touts good service and meals as a strong combination and invites patrons to give a trial.
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San Antonio
Elite Cafe
Summer Normal Hosts 400 Teachers From Across State
Some 400 teachers from all parts of the state are expected to attend the summer normal conducted here from June 21 to July 29 under Prof. Marshall Johnson. The corps includes C. A. Arnold W. D. Williams William Madeira Ada Gibbons and W. J. Knox. San Antonio remains the favored city for the program due to climate and advantages. This year Agriculture is added to the curriculum to meet past demand and enhance teacher quality.
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Marshall Johnson
C. A. Arnold
W. D. Williams
William Madeira
Beeville
Ada Gibbons
W. J. Knox
San Antonio
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