Vitalitas Credited By Real Estate Figure In Houston
H. C. Bush of 1514 Texas Avenue, long ill, credits Vitalitas with a dramatic recovery after doctors claimed his life was near end. He says ten days after starting Vitalitas his condition improved, prompting his doctor to prescribe it for himself. The ad claims Vitalitas cures indigestion and related disorders, with Wagners Drug Store promoting it at 407 E Houston.
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H. C. Bush
Texas Avenue
Houston
Mr. Bush
Vitalitas
Aia
Wagners Drug Store
Folklore Society Names Next Meeting Site and Officers
At the Texas Folklore Society annual meeting in Austin Baylor University in Waco was chosen as the next meeting site. Elected officers include President Dorothy Scarbrough Baylor University Vice President R A Law University of Texas Secretary W A Webb Beeville High School Treasurer Miss Parker Austin High School The executive board selections include Dr Law and Dr L W Payne.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Folklore Society
Baylor University
Waco
Dorothy Scarbrough
R. A. Law
University of Texas
W. A. Webb
Beeville High School
Miss Parker
Austin High School
Law
L. W. Payne
Otto Riebe Undertaker Ad
Otto Riebe undertaker advertises services from his private chapel at 177 North with phone number 341.
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Otto Riebe
Shriners Gather in Atlanta for Imperial Council Meeting
About 16 000 Shriners arrived in Atlanta for the fortieth annual imperial council meeting with May 11 expected arrivals and two parades scheduled. William S. Irwin of Wheeling is to arrive for a 21 gun salute as hotels and railroads prepare for overflow crowds. The event runs through Friday with elections, reviews, and a Thursday excursion to Savannah.
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Atlanta
Shriners
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council Order
William S. Irwin
Imperial
Wheeling
W. Va
Seattle
San Francisco
Savannah
Niece of Alamo Hero Endorses Plant Juice in Dallas
Mrs. M. Bowie Burns, niece of General James Bowie, reports dramatic recovery from nervous trouble and kidney pains after using Plant Juice. She credits the remedy with restoring appetite and sleep and recommends it to friends. Sold at Fischer's Drug Store in Dallas.
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M. Bowie Burns
James Bowie
Texas
Beal Avenue
Dallas
Fischer’s Drug Store
Alabama runoffs decide next governor and state officials
Alabama voters go to the polls in Montgomery to choose the governor in a tight runoff between B B Comer and Charles Henderson along with the state agriculture commissioner and attorney general nominees. Also on ballots are races for state committeemen and county posts while Frank B White seeks the U S Senate to fill the Johnston term.
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J. A. Wade
Alexander City
W. L. Martin
Montgomery
Im. H. Riddle
Tallademia
Alabama
Frank B. White
Birmingham
United States
Joseph F. Johnston
Captain White
Hawks at Saunders Ranch After Barbecue Hunt Hawks
A party of hawk hunters visited Alderman George W. Saunders Sunday at his 1300 acre ranch eleven miles southwest of the city. They enjoyed a barbecue of beef and mutton while discussions cited two hawks shot by hunters to settle a dispute over a promised $5 reward. The visit highlighted a massive mesquite tree in the yard and local plans for paving blocks from such trees. The Saunders holdings include oil wells and running water, with plans to add natural gas to tenant houses.
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George W. Saunders
Alderman Saunders
Lambert
Chapa
Lancaster
Bexar County
Saunders Ranch
Personal crisis reports rise in Chicago study
Coroner Peter Hoffman of Gael county reports personal crisis figures grew far faster than population, urging inquiry into social justice conditions. He notes 328 firearm deaths in Chicago last year, 20 more than Spanish-American War losses, and a total 10,992 deaths in the city, with about half avoidable through public safety education.
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Chicago
Chicagay
Eter Hoffman
Gael County
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Boosts Women’s Health
An advertisement portrays girls in poor health at work and urges using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to restore vitality. The copy claims a forty year track record of helping women with ailments specific to their sex and encourages readers to try the remedy.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Greeks Deny Crucifixion Story From Durazzo
The Greek legation in Washington states there is an official dispatch from Athens denying a cable from Durazzo Albania that Mohammedan Albanians captured by the Epirotes at Harmova were crucified in the Orthodox church at Kodra.
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Washington, D. C
Athens
Durazzo
Albania
Harmova
Kodra
Floods Sweep Texas Rivers Across Fertile Lands
Rivers including the Brazos and Colorado are out of their banks, flooding large stretches of farmland at their mouths. Eastern Texas streams are also swollen and railroads struggle to keep schedules amid rising waters.
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Houston
Tex
Brazos
Colorado
Texas
Commission Fights Against Hookworm in Texas Counties
The Texas State Board of Health hookworm commission has finished surveys in thirty counties, roughly half of the infected counties. About forty counties remain with high disease prevalence requiring free county dispensaries and campaigns. Southeast Texas covers 27,542 square miles of 640,000 people. 35,000 examined, 28 percent treated. Among 146,000 school children, 25,000 were checked and 39 percent found with hookworm disease.
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Austin
Tex
Texas State Board of Health
Texas
Nordica dies of pneumonia in Batavia voyage end
The American soprano Mmme Lillian Nordica died in Batavia from pneumonia after a troubled voyage from the Tasman, where she was a passenger that ashore December 28 in the Gulf of Papua. She was being sent to the United States in a Chinese casket, with care from a physician until April 1.
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Batavia
Java
Mmme
Lillian Nordica
Sen
United States
Madame Nordica
Tasman
Sheas
Gulf of Papua
Thursday Island
Madame Nordi
Seven students to graduate from Austin Theological Seminary
A class of seven will graduate from the Austin Theological Seminary this year. Dr. R. E. Vinson calls the year the most successful in the institution's history with enrollment at thirty. The baccalaureate sermon was at First Presbyterian Church by Rev. F. J. McMurry of Sherman. Missionary address by Rev. J. B. Hudson of Victoria. Alumni address and commencement exercises follow.
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Austin
Tex
Austin Theological Seminary
R. E. Vinson
Firs Presbyterian Church
F. J McMurry
Sherman
J. B. Hudson
Victoria
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