Houston Designer Converts to Tanlac for Nervous Fatigue
A Houston wood carver at 217 East 9th Street credits Tanlac with restoring his health and nerve strength after a year of run down condition. He describes relief from headaches and backaches, renewed vigor, and a return to work as evidence of the medicine’s effectiveness. The San Antonio seller is J. H. Meier and Wagner Drug.
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Houston
Harry David
Gner Atid
East 9Th St
Uston Heights
Davidson
At Banks
Veral
Ain
San Antonio
J. H. Meier
Wagner
Tanlac
Inherited Handedness Traced Across Eight Thousand Adults
English scientist studies twenty eight families and over eight thousand individuals to show that left handedness runs in families across generations. The research highlights genetic influence while noting variation in expression among relatives.
Gregory predicts Wilson victory with 348 electoral votes
Attorney General Gregory claims Woodrow Wilson will win more than 200 electoral votes, with 348 in his forecast and potential for 381 if additional votes materialize. He pins success on solid Southern support and wave across the Midwest, including Ohio Illinois and Indiana, while New York may lean Democratic or carry safely.
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Gregory
Washington
New York
Louisville
Maryland
Baltimore
Texan
Commonwealth
Wilson
Kentucky
West Virginia
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
Connecticut
Michigan
Utah
New Jersey
Middle West
Illinois
Taft
West
Maine
Hughes
Local guests register at Gunter and St Anthony hotels
Dallas figures A HL Berry and R B Carruthers stop at the Gunter while T J Langon, L Kerr and C D Golding register at the St Anthony. Guests include Bruce Kyser and a Dorr party from Nutley New Jersey. Tyler and Houston residents also noted.
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A. HL Berry
Dallas
Gunter
T. J. Langon
Brownsville
St. Anthony
Bruce Kyser
Austin
Stephen H. Or
Stephen H. Dorr Jr
Virginia Dorr
Elizabeth O'Neill
Nutley
N. J
S. Friedlander
Tyler
Cc. D. Golding
Eagle Pase
Claud Murchison
A. W. Vance
Taylor
William Terry
Dilley
Benefit Matinee For Public Nursing Fund At Grand Opera House
An extra matinee for the Public Health Nurse Association will be held Friday at the Grand Opera House. Miss Emma Bunting and her company perform The Girl From Out Yonder with proceeds to the city public health nursing fund. The event, started by the Woman's Club philanthropic department, drew broad civic support and sold seats quickly. Box parties are noted and railroad officials pressed for improved service to spur tourism to San Antonio.
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Public Health Nurse Association
Grand Opera House
Miss Bunting
Out Yonder
the Grand
Sidney Weis
The
Grand
Emma Bunting
Fund For
Public Health
Woman's Club
A. B. Weakley
E. A. Wilson
H. P. Drought
W. A. Daniel
Cpg
J. J. Stevens
Through Train From Chicago Urged For Texas Tourism
George F. Lupton of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass argues for a through Chicago to San Antonio train to lure Eastern tourists from California. He spoke after attending the National Association of Passenger Traffic Officials meeting in Washington and invited the group to meet in San Antonio. Lupton noted increasing northern and eastern interest in Texas tourism.
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San Antonio
Chicago
J. D. McLemnar
Wabash Lines
Texas
California
Lupton
St. Louis
Alamo City
New York
George F. Lupton
National Association of Pasenger
Washington
Mr. Lup
Robbed by three men on Fredericksburg road
Avin Massacres or Massacres reports three men dressed as soldiers stopped him eight miles out on the Fredericksburg road as he was driving to Leon Springs. They took $7 and his five passenger Overland, fired shots, and abandoned the car. The vehicle was recovered near dawn and taken to police headquarters.
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Avin
Gamargo Street
Leon Springs
Fredericksburg
Matsacres
George W. Chapman
High School Military Training Petition Near Board Action
Walton Hood, president of the school board, may hear a petition for adopting military training in the high school. Signed by 32 students, the request seeks the Wyomin g System and proposes a letter to the War Department to detail First Sergeant W D Chapman at Douglas Arizona for training, at no extra cost to the district.
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Walton D. Hood
Wyoming
War Department
W. D. Chapman
Company E. Twenty-second Infantry
Douglas, Ariz
Irish marshal leads parade with grand command
An old Irishman finally becomes marshal in a town parade. Veterans bandsmen and schoolchildren line the streets awaiting the signal. Mike on a prancing charger charges up then halts, inspects the procession, and shouts Ready now Every one of ye kape shtep wid the horse with pride and authority.
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Mike
L B Camp Defends Record in Campaign Statement
In a political ad L B Camp Republican candidate for County Court Judge condemns alleged abuses by opponent Lytle. He asserts thousands of criminal cases were dismissed without trial and pledges no case will be dismissed without good reason if elected, urging voters to repudiate the veiled insinuations.
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Democratic Campaign Committee
Feds
Bexar County
Lytle
L. B. Camp
Judge County Court
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E. Mouston
Tex c
Zoller
E. Houston St
Gregory Ast
N.Y
Mr. Wilson
Royal Theater
Wm. Fox
George Walsh
Doris Pawn
Frederick Church
Liliam Hamilton
Balcor
Wolff & Marx Big Store
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Little Orpheum
Howard Sisters
Waterall
Winifred
Dod Fisk
Geo. Evans
Lola
Brand New Pictures
Robert Edeson
Tongat Bic
Double Country Store
Queen Theater
Alamo Plaza
Union Moving Picture House
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Emory Johnson
Princess—Wallaee
FOX
June Caprice
Columbus Bros. International
Haley
Maxine
Lane
Barnes & Russell
Richard, the Great
the Monk
Pathe No
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Jesse L. Lasky
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Fannie Ward
Charlie Chaplin
Paramount All Star
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Signal Film Corporation
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