Will of Charles Livingston Bequeaths 50 000 to Charities
The last will of Charles Livingston who died February 10 in San Antonio leaves 50 000 for charitable institutions after family provision. Executors proposed are Rose Livingston David Livingston and Sidney S Stein. Bequests include Jewish Orphan Asylum Cleveland Home for the Aged Jews Chicago Montefiore Society San Antonio and Glenwood Manual Training School Illinois.
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Charles Livingston
Frank R. Newton
Rose Livingston
David Livingston
Sidney S. Stein
San Antonio
J. J. Sterne
Henry A. Hirschberg
Jewish Orphan Asylum
Cleveland
Ohio
Home For the
Chicago
Montefiore Society of
Glenwood Manual Training School
Glenwood
Ill
Purify Your Blood With Swift’s S S S Remedy
A 19th century style advertisement urges readers to purify blood poisoned by diseases like malaria rheumatism and scrofula. It promotes S S S a vegetable tonic claiming to destroy germ poisons and restore rich red blood and vitality and invites readers to obtain it from Swift Specific Co Atlanta.
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S. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta. Ga
City approves purchase for River Avenue beautification
City council accepts San Antonio Water Supply Co proposal for 1183 feet of River Avenue frontage at Brackenridge Park. Sale price 30000 dollars funded by six thousand dollar annual installments with 5 percent interest. Comm Lambert to begin work after June 1 fiscal year start and title clearance.
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Lambert
San Antonio
Brown
Oakland
Kearny
Oakland Street
Typographical Union Elects H H Hodge President in San Antonio
H H Hodge was elected president of San Antonio Typographical Union No. 172 at the annual meeting held at Trades Council Hall. W H Nuckols named vice president as officers and committees were chosen, including D S Davenport, Sid Murray and L A Bravo on the newspaper executive committee and W H Nuckols with J W Eliott on the job office committee.
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H. H. Hodge
Allied Label League
T. S. Kunzman
A. W. Hartman
Ed Langer
Alamo National Bank
Typographical Union
Trades Council Hall
Ione White
Typographical Union Band
Hugh McLellan
Central Christian Church
The
C. V. Lancaster
San Antonio Typographical Union
W. H. Nuckols
E. G. Koerps
A. F E. Hart
D.S. Davenport
Reading
W. A. Davis
D. S. Davenport
Sid Murray
L. A. Bravo
J. W. Eliott
E. G. White
R. M
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Patient
Anamosa Iowa woman reports relief from displacement and run-down symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes severe back pain and headaches eased after two bottles, following her sister's similar improvement. The letter underscores the medicine's claimed merit and widespread use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Anamosa
Iowa
St Edwards College Commencement Held in Austin
Commencement exercises at St Edwards College in Austin Texas proceed with a large attendance as premiums medals and diplomas are awarded seven graduates in the commercial department and six high school certificates. Names of graduates withheld until this afternoon. A musical program accompanied the events.
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St. Edwards
Austin
Texas
St. Edwards College
Anurie kidney cure touted by reader letter
A reader describes severe kidney and back pain then reports relief after taking Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets. The letter promotes Dr. Pierce's institution in Buffalo and urges trial by mail, alongside promotion for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleanser and liver stimulant.
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Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Lytle Feels Threat as Armed Guard Patrols Town
Lytle Texas residents slept poorly after a rumor of a Mexican attack. More than a hundred women moved to Mrs Nelson’s home outside town while men patrolled streets all night. No attackers appeared and organizers plan a home guard and sentries nightly.
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Lytle
Tex
Hearing set for June on Fort Sam Houston post measures
A Senate military affairs hearing is scheduled for 10 30 Friday morning June 3 on bills by Senator Morris Sheppard seeking 1 050 000 for Fort Sam Houston improvements. L B Clegg and Judge James R Davis will attend in Washington with Marshal Hicks possible.
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Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
Morris Sheppard
Fort Sam Houston
L. B. Clegg
Chamber of Commerce
Marshal Hicks
Senate
House Committee
Baker
Funston
Rogers
Southern Department
If Too Fat Get More Fresh Air
Advice on obesity from H. L. Wagner recommending oil of kerein capsules taken after meals and at night. Urges outdoor activity and regular weighings to reduce excess fat, claiming harmlessness and digestive benefit with noticeable weight loss in days.
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H. L. Wagner
Be Careful in Using Soap on Your Hair
Advice warns against harsh alkali in soaps and shampoos drying the scalp and brittle hair. Recommends plain massified coconut oil as a cheap greaseless cleaner available at drug stores. A small amount with water yields rich lather, thorough cleansing, easy rinsing, and hair that dries soft and manageable while removing dust dirt and dandruff.
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Levine
Kool Kloth
Genuine
Palm Beach
London
Panama
Leghorn
Alamo Plaza
Court of Criminal Appeals
John Johnson
Ellis County
J. A. G. Becker
Hating County
Becker
St. Anthony Hotel
T. B. Baker
Pres
Gen. Mgr
City 10
OTRIP
Hiver Avenue
Robert B. Green
Austin Street
South Hackberry
Uhr
West Texas
Aia
WM. Keller
Atack
Judge Davis
Whisenant Drugs
Gunter Office
Crown Chemical Co
the Wollis & Marx Co
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