Doan's Kidney Pills Endure As Back Pain Vanishes
Mrs Doewra of 516 Montana Street San Antonio reports using Doan's Kidney Pills for dull back pain and kidney discomfort in 1908. The remedy removed the disorder and she recommends it. By 1917 she still endorses Doan's, kept in house, price 60 cents, Foster Miles Co Buffalo New York.
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Dean
Whitney
Vere
San Antonio
Mrs. &. Dacwra
Montana SL
Doan
Kidney Mills
Doewra
Former saloon men face new difficulty in sugar ruling
Food Administration opposes opening new saloons as soft drink places. Houston reps argue saloons and soft drink venues class differences. A forthcoming sugar ruling may restrict fountains and syrup use, with 1917 population limits driving pro rata sugar shares. San Antonio growth complicates supply expectations.
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San Antonio
Federal Food Administration
Houston
Hoover National-Food Administration
Food Administration
Soldiers and Civilians Share Sugar Shortage Strain
San Antonio faces a sugar shortage as soldiers boost candy and soft drink demand. Army rations will cover essential sugar needs while civilians suffer supply constraints. Local food administration hopes for relaxation due to population increase but warns full compliance when rules tighten.
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San Antonio
Food Administration
April temperature ends near normal despite cool spells
The April report from the local weather bureau shows temperatures overall near normal, with multiple cool spells. Early month highs exceeded normal by up to 50 degrees, then cooler periods from mid month, and a late excess of 6 degrees on the 30th, leaving April around a 69 degree average.
California Lands Versus Rio Grande Valley Claim
S. 2 Bishop of Dallas, who controls 14,000 acres in the valley, hosts North Texas farmers in San Antonio to view irrigated lands promised as farmable with 10 to 160 acre tracts. He touts high alfalfa yields, Rhodes grass, and fruit, saying Texas climate rivals California, with cheaper land and quick path to settlement. A private car tour continued toward Harlingen as they inspect farms.
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California
Rio Grande Valley
S. 2
Bishop
Dallas
San Antonio
North Texas
Camp Travis
Tie
Evergy
Redlams
Texas
Sam
Malaria sufferer credits Taniac for health rebound
S. W. Curlin of San Antonio says after years of malaria and costly treatments he recovered strength with Taniac. He details seven Hot Springs trips and money spent with no results before finding relief after two bottles. San Antonio outlets Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy sell Taniac under a special representative.
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S. W. Curlin
King Wiliam Street
San Antonio
Texas
Hot Springs
Gulf Refining Company
Beaumont
Tanlae J
Taniac
Wagner
Meier
Exchange of Money Orders With Mexico Resumes May 1
The United States and Mexico will resume international money orders on May 1 after a long interruption. Post offices in Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo will operate the exchange offices with orders issued in the United States payable in Mexico and vice versa. The new system aims to prevent fraud and delays by processing orders through a cross border network and certified exchanges.
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United States
Mexico
Laredo
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
United States Post Office
Nuevo Toredo
San Antonio
Kas
Harper Herald editor held in Gillespie County Texas
Harper editor and publisher L R S Mayhall of the Harper Herald is jailed in default of a 4000 bond on charges of disloyalty and violating a state statute. He faces grand jury action after an examining trial before a local justice. | The loyalty tongue incident in Harper led to a controversial editorial linking a national group to wartime discord.
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Predericksburg
Tex
May
Harper
Harper Herald
Washington
Shaw declares America faces its greatest crisis in war
Leslie M. Shaw secretary of the treasury urged a united effort to win the war at the St Anthony ballroom. He warned America might have to send ten million to France and said the crisis surpassed Valley Forge. He denounced Germanys aims and urged citizens to buy bonds and back local committees against slackers.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Biig
Werg
Germany
America
Belgium
France
Russia
Shaw
German efficiency a myth on democracy and schooling
Dr Albert Dun can Yocum of the University of Pennsylvania challenged German efficiency as a myth at the Pottstown Teachers Institute. He urged democratic social opportunity and universal play, pushing for schools to become social centers and for the playground movement to broaden access for all children. He warned democracy requires equal opportunity and active cultural exchange.
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Gude
Pottstown
Trussian
Albert Duncan Yocum
University of Penneyslvania
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Gude’s
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