Vitalitas touted in rapid sport appeal from Dallas
Hart of Dallas reports Vitalitas greatly improved his health in two months. He gained 25 pounds and says it cured malaria and boosted energy without adding unhealthy flesh. The ad claims Vitalitas helps abnormal body conditions and digestive and blood disorders, promoting use at Wagner's drug store in Houston.
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H. B. Hart
Harwood Street
Dallas
Vitalitas
Wagner's Drug Store
Houston
Editors Arrive in Fort Worth for State Tour
National Editorial Association members arrive in Fort Worth after encircling the state by special train. A reception committee escorts them to breakfast and a day of events ending with a cabaret dinner and dance at the Country Club. They depart tomorrow at 3:20 a.m.
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Fort Worth
Tex
National Editorial Association
Country Club
Notice of bread delivery from factory not bakery
Public notice states bread is not sold to Bob McKay's Branch Bakery and will be delivered direct from the bakery. Contact numbers listed are old Crockett 397T and new 283. Branch address at 626 Main Ave opposite High School. Wolf Baking Co. advertisement appears.
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Bob McKay
Phoneus
Phone Crockett
Main Ave
Posite High School
Wolf Baking Co
Ecuador Bans Import of Tent Medicine Containing Harmful Ingredients
Ecuador prohibits importation of a tent medicine due to health risks from its ingredients. The action aims to protect public health and prevent consumer harm. Authorities warn against using the product and may pursue enforcement measures.
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Ecuador
Pacific Mail Liner Seeks Aid From Call for Help
The Pacific Mail liner continues its report on a voyage where the vessel is crewed by Chinese seamen while all officers are white. Captain Zeeder is described as a veteran of Oriental service.
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Pacific Mail
Zeeder
Oriental Service
Governor Egan Reinstated in Batanes Mission
George M. Egan, governor of Batanes in the Philippine Islands, is en route to his post after reinstatement. Miss W. F. Bryant and others aboard Liberia bound for Manila are sought by the insular bureau for home addresses. The cruiser Galveston, under R. H. Leigh, left Manila for Shanghai about 250 miles from its reported position.
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Washington, D. C
George M. Egan
Batanes
Philippine Islands
Arthur Hallberg
Coast and Geodetic Survey
W. F. Bryant
Philippines
Liberia
Manila
Insular Bureau of the War Department
W. Bryant
Islands
Columbia
Howard Long
Angola
Ind
Vincente C. Reyes
Philippine Islands Constabulary
W. B. Beard
Waxahachie
Tex
Newark
N. J
Texan among passengers teaches long time in Philippines
Wiley B. Beard of Waxahachie Texas has taught in Philippine public schools since December 12, 1901. Lieut W C Reyes is a Philippine constabulary member and Howard Long a division superintendent of schools. Orlo C Whittaker is a captain in the constabulary. Amelia P Kline is a Presbyterian missionary to China, touring the United States. home in California.
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New York
Wiley B. Beard
Waxahachie
Tex
Philippine Public
W. C. Reyes
Philippine Constabulary
Howard Long
Orlo C. Whittaker
Amelia P. Kline
China
United States
California
Occupation of Vera Cruz Sparks Debate on Mexico Policy
American forces completed the Vera Cruz occupation under General Funston and refugees weigh future US aims. Mexicans praise greater liberty and prosperity from American money while factions across the republic argue a partial or full occupation is needed to secure peace. Refugees mention mediation doubts as a Nicaragua style transition is floated.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Funston
Washington
Republic
United States
Mexico
Morelos
Zapata
Guerrerro
Figueroa Brothers
Tampico
Carranza
Tilla
Mexico City
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Nicaragua
Puerto
Hancock
Monterey
New Orleans
Watrous Sophie Glover Watrous Obituary
Sophie Glover Watrous 71 died at 6 20 PM Thursday in her Navarro Street apartments. Born in New York she had been in San Antonio three weeks. Survived by husband P L Watrous Des Moines IA three sons P B Chicago E L El Paso C A Des Moines and daughter Mrs M W Auzell Des Moines. Body by Shelley Loring to New York for interment. Marmelstein Adela 25 died 6 30 AM Friday in local hospital. Native of Germany she lived in San Antonio 13 years. Funeral Friday 4 PM Shelley Loring chapel Rabbi Solomon officiating Interment Orthodox Jewish cemetery.
Fortune teller forecast hints at women’s fashion
An enigmatic note explores how a fortune teller might predict women's attire using wax and mystic sight. The fragment hints at stylistic prediction and the era’s curiosity about fashion and fate.
Plant Juice touted by Moore Building night engineer
W R Crane of 2115 Bandera Street, night engineer in the Moore building, credits Plant Juice with relief from stomach trouble and constipation, claiming it offers a lasting cure. He endorses it for general dyspepsia, gas, bloating, and bowel relief and says he will keep it in his home. Fischer's drug store stocks the product.
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W. R. Crane
Bandera Street
Moore Building
Crane
Fischer’s Drug Store
Capers Welcomed at Diocesan Consecration Service
The ceremony honors Bishop elect Capers with formal testimonials and remarks by Bishops Burton Bratton Temple and others. A closing council session follows with Capers to deliver the primary address on Faith. A 8 PM choir concert caps the parish events.
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Capers
Burton
Lexington
Bratton
Mississippi
Temple
North Texas
Upton B. Bowden
R. W. Hudson
J. T. Hutcheson
St. Mark's Church
Board of Missions
Johnston
West Missouri
Wyoming
New Mexico
Bishop Capers
Bribishops Partridge
Thomas
Burleson
Walter B. Capers
West Texas
Bishop Johnston Praised by Women’s Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church approved a unanimous resolution thanking Bishop Johnston for his efficient leadership during his long diocese tenure. The resolution, offered by Mrs. A. W. Houston, opened the nineteenth annual meeting of the auxiliary.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Board of Missions
Johnston
Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church
A. W. Houston
Busi
Principal A W Burroughs resigns at St Marys Hall
The diocesan school board report shows Rev A W Burroughs has resigned as principal of St Marys Hall after eight years. No successor has been named.
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Diocesan
Philip Cook
A. W. Burroughs
St. Mary's Hall
Dr. Burroughs
Missionary Delegates Hear Hardships and Need for Aid
The opening session discussed mission work at home and abroad with Mrs. L. S. Bates detailing hardships faced by missionaries. Mrs. Duval West chaired in Mrs. Hiram Partee’s absence as delegates from diocese towns gathered. Addresses by Mrs. Braman Diehl Galbreath Sykes and Massey followed urging stronger organization and support.
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H. D. Braman
C. 8. Diehl
E. Galbreath
John W. Sykes
Albert Massey
Bishop Johnston Leads Cornerstone Laying at Christ Church
The cornerstone of Christ Church on Laurel Heights was laid at 8 p m with Bishop J S Johnston of West Texas officiating marking his final act as diocesan head Rev William T Capers was consecrated bishop coadjutor to succeed him. The ceremony included a sermon by Presiding Bishop Tuttle and a full procession by the Sunday school and clergy.
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Christ Church
Laurel Heights
J. S. Johnston
Diocese of
West Texas
William T. Capers
Tuttle
Johnston
San Antonio
John Rideout
D. 8S, Tuttle
Missouri
Cullom H. Booth
The
Laurel
Ruling to Be Enforced on Wood Alcohol in Hair Tonics
Pure Food Commissioner Yates orders strict enforcement of the January 12 1914 ruling by J S Abbott against wood alcohol in hair tonics and face preparations. The Heights Methodist Episcopal Church had used such preparations. Samples are being analyzed to determine violations as cornerstone laying events proceeded with bishops Johnston Tuttle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Pure Food
Yates
J.S. Abbott
Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnston
Tuttle
Rain Delays Route as Dalhart Sees Heavy 24 Hour Rain
Three inches of rain fell in Dalhart in 24 hours with more on May 1. Dry lakes and canyons filled as routes slowed. The Golden State Limited and Denver to El Paso No. 2 were halted by a washout at Naravisa New Mexico and a washout at Clayton, Colorado.
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Dalhart
Tex
Golden State Limited
el Paso
Naravisa
N. M
Denver
Clayton
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vitality Relief
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for low energy loss of appetite headaches indigestion and bilious turns. It claims impure blood causes these ailments and urges readers to ask their druggist for Hood's today.
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Hood
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