Kidney Health Advert: Purify Blood With S. S. S.
An 1900s medical ad touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier to support kidney function. It claims improved kidney tissue activity and relief for rheumatism cystitis bronchitis and other weak kidney symptoms. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta advertises S. S. S. and offers free medical advice via its department.
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Swift
Atlanta
Publicity League to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Pub licity League of the Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday night to elect officers and directors for the next year and to review the group’s activities over the past twelve months. Incumbent president W. S. Conness is expected to be re elected. The director slate appears largely unchanged with current directors listed.
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Publicity League of the Chamber of Commerce
W. S. Conness
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Ben M. Hammond
A. N. Smith
James Kapp
Illiam Dobrowolski
F. M. Swearingen
A. B. Stephens
George C. Saur
T. H. Flannery
Ed F. Melcher
H. L. Beach
John L. Strohm
Hugo P. Goodman
Fred Reutzel
J. H. Savage
J. W. Hucker
Joseph Courand
Edward W. Knox
Charles Graebner
A. H. Halff
L. J. Hart
T. L. Conroy
Frank G. Huntress
Joseph Emerson Smith
Nut Cake and Chocolate Frosting Recipe Feature
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill edits a Boston Cooking School Magazine recipe feature praising a KC Nut Cake. The article details batter steps with nut meats and almond frosting, plus a white chocolate icing option, and promotes sending casings for a free Cook’s Book.
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Simply Delicious
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Bryan denounces profits of war at Hague anniversary meeting
Secretary Bryan assails subsidized patriotism and sensational newspapers as motives for war. He argues nations will move toward peace through arbitration agreements, education, and public discernment of true causes. He praises growing moral awareness and envisions treaties reducing war risk.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Hague
Washington Peace Society
the Hague
Mr. Bryan
Daniels
P. H. Claxton
United States Commission of Education
Arthur D. Call
The
American Peace Society
Union Craft Workers Strike Halts City Building Projects
In Birmingham on May 19, about 3000 union carpenters plumbers iron workers painters and other craftsmen walked out after master builders and contractors refused a five cent hourly raise to 50 cents. Three skyscrapers are affected and about 5 million dollars in work is interrupted. Some contractors already signed with the union feel the impact as well.
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Birmingham
Ala
Harper's Weekly Sold to McClure Publications
Norman Hapgood announced that Harper's Weekly will be purchased by the McClure Publications, incorporated. Except for Hapgood, Harper's officers and managers will remain the same as those of the MacClures, with no radical changes planned immediately.
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Harper’s Weekly
New York
Norman Hapgood
McClure Publications, Incorporated
Hapgood
Harper's Weekly
MacClures
Grand Lodge of International Switch Men Meets in Houston
About 1000 delegates and visitors attend the biennial session in Houston. St Louis Denver and Buffalo vie to host the next meeting as the executive talks proceed after welcome ceremonies.
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Houston
Tex
Grand Lodge of International Switchmen
St. Louis
Denver
Buffalo
Veterans Enjoy an Excellent Program at UCV Camp Meeting
A Woodmen of the World hall program by Albert Sidney Johnston Camp No. 144 United Confederate Veterans featured old Dixie songs, stirring speeches, and honors for Adjutant Godfrey Peterson. Rev Clyde Broomell spoke on Friendship while performers from the Natural Orchestra and local talent presented nostalgic Civil War era songs and recitations.
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Albert Sidney Johnston
United Confederate Veterans
Dixie
Godfrey Peterson
C. A. Denny
Clyde Broomell
New Church
Bessie Leng
Florentine Heilig
Irene McNelly
Battery B
Violet Haynes
Alex Sherwood
Fort Worth
Motor Car Service to Sutherland Springs Starts Soon
Announcement of a new motor car service by Southern Pacific between San Antonio and Sutherland Springs begins next Monday May 26. The system will run two round trips daily using a pedo type car and mirrors the regular train schedule. The service aims to boost summer excursion business and marks the first motor car operated from San Antonio though other Texas lines already run such cars.
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Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Sutherland Springs
Victoria
Sunset-Central
Texas
Use of Rennet Urged To Cut Milk Waste This Summer
The Department of Agriculture urges health inspectors to denature condemned milk and return it to farms to feed livestock. Rennet can turn spoiled milk into thick curds at a small cost, about three cents per ten gallons, offering potential savings in beef and pork production. Experiments show the best temperatures for the powder to work efficiently.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Three Green Sisters Graduate In Different Texas Schools
The three daughters of Cuero District Judge John M. Green graduate on May 27. Annie Louise completes study at Texas State Normal in San Marcos and receives a life certificate. Louise earns a degree at the Girls Industrial College with a life certificate. Belle Green graduates Cuero High School with class honors.
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Cuero
Tex
John M. Green
Annie Louise
Texas State Normal
San Marcos
Denton
Louise Green
Girls‘ Industrial College
Belle Green
Cuero High School
Eight hour day campaign for Standard Oil firemen
A drive for an eight hour workday began at a conference of delegates from the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen. The union says Standard Oil employs about 2000 firemen across New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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New York
Thetandard Oil Company
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Standard Oil Company
Court Recess Extends Until May Twenty Sixth
The Supreme Court did not convene on the current Monday for the first time in weeks. Due to a backlog of cases, the court recessed and will resume on Monday May 26.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Cooperative piano plan offers five year guarantee
The Kohler Campbell plan guarantees pianos for five years from purchase. Defects in material or workmanship are repaired or the piano replaced, at no cost, when returned to sellers. Buy for 257 dollars after a 5 dollar initial payment, with two hundred two weeks to pay and a 15 cent weekly cash dividend for earlier payoff.
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Kohler & Campbell
Unclear Fragment Suggests Cooperative Piano Mention
Fragment references a cooperative, piano, and possible venue or arrangement. Readable portion lacks context, making the event or action unclear.
Cooperative plan features piano offers with higher weekly rate
The article explains the cooperative plan includes all features of the player piano offer except the terms. The player piano is priced at two dollars per week rather than one dollar and twenty five cents per week.
Baptist Young People Institute Meeting Program
The program for the Baptist Young People's Institute meeting in this city on May 30 to June 1 features Rev. George E B Stewart and Rev. J R McGill among speakers. Sessions include union work, manuals, selected addresses, a round table, a stereopticon talk on Palacios, and meals at the church.
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B. Y. P.U. Institute
City
Baptist Young People’s Institute
Ing
George EB. Stewart
Baptist Young People’s Union
San Antonio
Baptist Young People's Union Manual
J. R. McGill
Dallas
S. J. Porter
J. B. Holt
Walter T. Davis
Baptist Young People’s Union Manual
James R. McGill
J. R. Held
San Marcos
The
Baptist Young People’s Manual
Church
Palacios
Guarantees Need Specificity in Advertising Claims
The text critiques vague ads that promise guarantees without specifics. It argues a true guarantee must name facts and penalties if not met, using an example of piano guarantees: materials and workmanship, no defects for five years, with a free replacement if broken.
Fire Threatens Geological Survey Archives Losses
Fire endangered the archives of the geological survey as five blazes in six days prompted an inquiry. Firemen rescued by smoke and gas, some needing hospital care for days, and a strict probe into the cause began today.
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Wm. H. Smith
Stone & McCarrick, Inc
Co-Operative Guarantee
San Antonio Music Co
Houston Street
San Antonio Music Company
San Antonio, Texas
Stone & MecCarrick, Inc
Wien
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Union Service of All Baptist Churches
Geological Survey
A. Colman
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