Tanlac Credited By Railroad Engineers For Health Gains
A-train era testimonial shows engineers from Southern Railway to Seaboard praising Tanlac for appetite, digestion, nerves, and weight gain. Read statements from nabers Bowers Middleton Ayers and others. Ad notes sales in San Antonio via Waegner's Drug Co and E J H Meier under Tanlac rep supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff D. Riggs
Pearl Street
Vicksburg
Miss
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Atlanta
Seaboard
Janlac
Jack Petrie
Lindsley Avenue
Nashville
Nashville, Tenn
Tanlac
I. F. Blammill
Dunnavant Street
Memphis
Tenn
Hot Springs
Taniac
P. C. Hooks
Rome
Southern
J. B. Watson
Mobile
Ala
Southern Railway
Selma
H. M. Telford
Third Avenue
Birmingham
Louisvile
Jianiac
San Antonio
Waegner’s Drug Company
E. J
Senator George Chamberlain praised for wartime leadership and universal training stance
Washington, May 19. Democratic leaders applaud Senator George E. Chamberlain of Oregon for steering key military legislation since World War I began. As chair of the Senate Military Affairs Committee he advocated universal training and helped shape national defense measures. Born 1854 in Mississippi, Chamberlain rose from teacher and lawyer to Oregon governor and U.S. senator, earning recognition for guiding wartime policy.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate
Chamberlain
United States
Senator Chamberlain
Congressional Directory
Natchez
Miss
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Eee States Senate
Wonderful Skin and Wrinikle Removers Advert
The article promotes a skin care method using mercorized wax nightly to absorb the outer skin layer and reveal a younger under layer. It also mentions saxolite wrinkle-removing formula with a powdered saxolite wash to reduce deep wrinkles and lines without harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otcenanie
Prince Charles of Belgium Cleared for Naval Cadet Training
London May 19. Prince Charles of Belgium Count of Flanders appears in the list of candidates who passed the qualifying literary exam for naval cadet ships and will enter the Royal Naval College Osborne this month. He is the king of Belgians' second son, not yet fourteen, born October 10, 1903, who came to England with his sister Princess Marie at the start of the war when Belgium was invaded by Germany.
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London
Prince Charles of
Belgium
Flanders
Royal Naval College
Osborne
Prince Charles
England
Marie
New Texas Delegation Members Prove Worth in Washington
Six new Texas congressional members including Blanton Connally Jones Mansfield and Wilson quickly prove capable in Washington with strong early performances. Blanton's colleagues welcome him despite initial doubts while Jones the youngest member stands out in his maiden speech and as presiding officer. Mansfield builds recognition, Connally earns a solid foreign affairs assignment, and Garrett maintains veteran presence.
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Texas
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Blanton
Connally
Jones
Mansfield
Garrett
Marvin Jones
Panhandle
Representative Wilson
Fort Worth
Judge Mansfield
Columbus
Tom Connally
Marlin
Robert L. Henry
Foreign Affairs
Liggett Married San Antonio Girl In 19th Century Link
Major General Hunter Liggett who arrived in San Francisco from the Philippines last Monday to command the Western Department was born in Reading Pennsylvania in 1857 and graduated from West Point in 1879. He married Miss Harriet Lane of San Antonio when he was a second lieutenant in the Fifth Infantry. He became brigadier general February 12 1913 and was promoted to major general March 6 1917. Liggett served in Cuba during the Spanish American War and later in the Philippine Islands.
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Hunter Liggett
San Francisco
Philippines
Reading
West Point
Fifth Infantry
Harriet Lane
San Antonio
Liggett
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Eczema Relief After Cuticura Soap Cure
A Virginia man describes eight months of severe itching and burning eczema that covered his body. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, symptoms subsided in days and he was fully healed within a month, according to his August 12 1916 statement.
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A. J. Ryan
Route 1
Montrose
Texas Delegation in Congress Promises Capability and Balance
Connally pledges to prove capable industrious and efficient as any colleague. Older Texas congressmen, satisfied with new associates, expect the Texas delegation to be the largest Democratic group in Congress, eighteen men strong, serious and intelligent for Texas at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
Texas
Congress
Lace Flag From Velay Links Lafayette Roots To US
Women of the Velay district in central France, about 90 000 lacemakers at outbreak, craft a lace flag in US colors to honor American troops entering Europe. The region's history ties Lafayette to Le Puy en Velay and Mount Corneille, with other regional trades in chocolate cloth wool and grains.
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Paris
Velay
France
United States
Europe
Lafayette
Department of Haute-Loire
le Puy En
Mount Anis
Sebastopol
Marquis de Lafayette
America
le Puy
Holy Land
Raymond d’Aiguille
d’Agiles
Poor Sophia's Case
Zoologist Professor Curtis debunks sentimental views on animal affection citing Sophia's case. He recalls a rich old maid who left her fortune to her nephew and notes the dog Sophia died the day after the aunt's death.
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Sophia
Ronald M. Curtis
Rochester
Spelen
Philadelphia Letin
Serb refugee boys find welcome in English schools
Sir Arthur Evang describes English education for Serbian boys who fled their homeland during the war. About 3,000 young Serbians are in Britain, with centers at Oxford Cambridge Sheffield Leeds Selly Oak Birmingham Reading and several Scottish cities. They prove eager to learn and some win prizes while integrating with English peers. Resources and university access are expanding, under the Serbian relief fund and French cooperation, to provide schooling and practical skills for future restoration of Serbia.
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London
England
Arthur Evang
Serbia
Vardar
Saloniki
Corsica
Serbian Relief Fund
Carrington Wilde
J. E. Bellows
Wycliffe Hall
Oxford
Cambridge
Sheffield
Leeds
Selly Oak
Birmingham
Reading
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Dundée
Scotland
Berkshire
Manchester
Hulme Hall
The Bluff With a Tutor and a Stamp Collector
In a Washington Star anecdote the late General Funston is quoted as hating bluffers who reveal themselves. A bluffer seeking a broker’s tutoring vacancy claims great philatelic knowledge, replying that he speaks philately “like a native,” a line that underscores the tale’s humor about false expertise.
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Funston
Washington Star
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W. L. Nabers
Atlanta, Ga
Enineer Southern Railway
L. C. Bowers
First Avenue
Tennessee Central
D. A. Middleton
Chenovert Street
Houston
Southern Pacific
T. G. Ayers
Raines Avenue
Louisville and Nashville
J. T
Toy
R. H. Owens
Avenue G
T. G. Burrows
McKinney Avenue
St. Louis
Brownsville
Mexico
Lynn Sills
Bellevue Avenue
Memphis, Tenn
Cc. J. Weeks
Lydia Street
Jacksonville
Fla
O. B. Hanes
G. T. Newnam
Dalton, Ga
Western and Atlantic
Merchants Transfer Co
St. Mary’s Street
Prince
Charles
British Royal College
HUM Texas Are
Lone Star State
Qaharris Brewine
Cutiura
Cuticura
Dept. H
G. A. Stowers
Furn. CO
Houston and Main
Houston ST
G. A. Stowers Furniture
Houston Street Corner
Main Avenue
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