Texas Baylors Indian Fighters Descended From Historic Family
The late Col. George W. Baylor, famed in Texas, died in San Antonio. The piece traces the Baylor lineage to 1066 Hastings and recounts Civil War exploits, frontier battles with Comanches, and kin across Texas and New Mexico. It notes elders like John R. Baylor, Henry Baylor, and ties to Capt. A. J. Sowell.
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Texas Baylors
George Baylor
Hastings
George Washington
George W. Baylor
Texas
San Antonio
William of Normandy
England
The
Light
A. J. Sowell
Texas Ranger
Paint Creek
Baylor
Clear Fork
Phantom Hill
Min. Wright
Min
George
Nance
Elias Hale
John Baylor
Hale
Elias
Dawson
Bradley
Hous ‘Ton
Old Belton
Weatherford
John R. Baylor
New Mexico
Jefferson Davis
Galveston
Hariet Lane
Montel
Uvalde County
Army
Legislature
Congress
Henry
Tom
Dircey
Sidney
Rangers
Neville
Victoria
Guadalupe Mountains
Old Mexico
Wilson
Banks
General Polignac
Mansfield
Yellow Bayou
Battle of
Washington
Tappan
Fearnaught
Camden
Gates
Charlotte
Moore
Kingston
Carless
Walker Baylor
Germantown
Bermudas
John R
William
Cyrus
R. EE. B
Fort Meigs
Baylor Brothers
Virginia
Walker
John
Lawrence Washington
Henry Baylor
Uvalde
Col
Queen of
France
Censor Confuses Novel Promo With Food Plot
In London, May 19, publisher William Heinemann admitted sending a telegram to urge secret bread proofs hurry. Censor and food controller’s agent warned of penalties, but Heinemann explained he meant the novel Secret Bread and produced proofs as evidence.
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London
William Heinemann
Heinemann
Photometer on staff marks for street light candlepower
A Philadelphia inventor patented a photometer mounted on a staff marked with standard levels to easily determine the candlepower of street lights. The device allows quick comparison against fixed references during light testing.
Freckle Remedy Promises Clear Complexion
A newspaper ad offers a freckle treatment with a money back guarantee. It claims one ounce of ethine double strength from any druggist will remove freckles, costing nothing if it fails to work.
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Freckle- Face
Americans Churn Out War Ideas Shape U S Efforts
Washington dispatch notes a flood of ideas from citizens since war with Germany began. Cabinet offices and the National Council of Defense sift proposals from barge concepts to submarine defenses and food distribution plans, with ideas influencing financing, logistics, and policy.
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Washington
D. C
America
United States
Germany
War
Navy
Council of National Defense
John Jones
Kokomo
John
United States Shipping Board
Charles Miller
New York
Charles
Navy Board
National Council of Defense
Treasury Department
Oldest German Woman Louisa Adamy Dies at 113
The Berliner Tageblatt notes the death of Mrs. Louisa Adamy of Suedenscheid Westphalia at 113 years and 2 months. Born February 1804 she remembered Napoleon I retreat from Russia and the Leipzig battle. She married three times and leaves 200 descendants.
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Berlin
Berliner Tageblatt
Louisa Adamy
Suedenscheid
Westphalia
Germany
Napoleon I
Russia
Leipzig
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