Fealty to Right Urged by Marshall at Mecklenburg Day
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall urged a new declaration of independence pledging fealty to the right and putting principles into deeds during the Mecklenburg declaration celebration in Charlotte. He praised the Scotch Irish element and recalled meeting Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, noting Jackson’s honesty and courage of convictions.
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Marshall
Stonewall Jackson
Charlotte
N. C
Thomas R. Marshall
Mecklenburg
T. J. (Stonewall) Jackson
Range Has More Rain Delays Farmers Crops
Range Texas residents report another morning rain delaying work as crops grow in weeds and grass and farmers seek dry weather to finish planting and cultivation.
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Range
Tex
Lyons Urges Higher Vision for Church Mission
Rev J B Lyons of Louisville urged the church to pursue a higher vision at the Presbyterian general assembly in Kansas City. He warned that a weary world seeks a remedy beyond education and culture, calling for a mighty evangelistic forward movement and renewed scriptural study.
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J. 8. Lyons
Louisville
Presbyterian General Assembly
Kingdom of Heaven
Dr. Lyons
J. S. Lyons
First Presbyterian Church of
San Antonio
John W. Neal
Kentucky
Fourth Presbyterian Church of
Paving petitions move to citizen committees for city street plan
In committees hands paving petitions for improvement of streets ordered by the city council are circulated among property owners. Mayor Brown outlined expectations at a Wednesday city hall conference. Council bids on more streets are set for next Monday, with ward aldermen selecting lists for mayoral review. Colonel Carl Porter of the U S Marine Corps dies after nearly a year’s illness in Washington.
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Citizens’ Committees
Brown
Colonel Porter
Marines
Washington, D. C
Carl Porter
David Porter
Porter
Naval Hospital
Marine Corps
Government to Buy Dirigible for Experimental Use
SAN DIEGO May 21 government plans to import a new dirigible balloon from Austria capable of carrying fifteen passengers and a five man crew. It will be armed with three machine guns and bombs, and cost about $100,000. Lieutenant Thomas Dewitt Milling, returning from Vienna, recommended the purchase.
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San Diego
Cal
Austria
First Aero Corps
Thomas Dewitt Milling
Vienna
Quickest Relief For Sore Feet Calocide Cure
An old advertise claim promotes Calocide compound as the fastest foot cure. Dissolve two tablespoons in warm water and soak fifteen minutes to relieve soreness, peel corns, and treat bunions. A twenty five cent box is said to cure persistent foot trouble. available from druggists or via Medical Formula Co. of Dayton Ohio.
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Medical Formula Co
Dayton
Ohio
Store Fire Destroys Burris Building at Sutherland Springs
A fire in Sutherland Springs Texas destroyed H Burris grocery stock valued around 3000 with about 1500 ins ruance and damaged T J Williams building and office depot quarters at Fort Sam Houston involved. The nearby Townsite Company offices burned with safes and papers saved only partially. Damages total an estimated several thousand dollars.
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Sutherland Springs
Tex
H. Burris
T. J. Williams
William Singer
Does Tango Make Wrinkles Ad Claim Backs a Skin Cream Remedy
An Ady piece claims tango causes wrinkles but counters with Argentina and Spain showing youth and beauty in dancers. It promotes a vegetable cream jelly using almoroin dissolved in water to apply before bed to smooth skin, protect from night air, and draw flesh for wrinkle reduction.
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Argentina
Spain
Local Druggist Promotes Ad ler-ika Mild Cleanser
San Antonio readers are urged to try Ad ler-i-ka, a buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture touted as a thorough bowel cleanser. The local druggist H. L. Wagner, Hicks Building, claims just one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation almost immediately, highlighting quick action and its fame for treating appendicitis.
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San Antonio
Adler-ika
H. L. Wagner
Hicks Building
Union Depot Needed Court Announces Decision in Contested Hillsboro Case
In Austin on May 21 Judge C A Wilcox of the Twenty sixth District Court ruled on the Hillsboro union depot dispute involving Katy Cotton Belt and Trinity and Brazos Valley railroads. The court upheld the railroad commission's March 22 1910 order to build a depot at a convenient location but did not issue a mandamus due to unresolved cost sharing and site details. Future commission orders must determine cost proportions and exact site.
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Austin, Tex
C. A. Wilcox
Twenty-sixth District Court
Hillsboro Union Depot
Katy, Cotton Belt
Trinity & Brazos Valley
Railroad Commission
Union
Hillsboro
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