Old Bible in Library Marks Sulzer Family Line
Visitors to the New York State Library in Albany glimpse an antique folio Bible with a Sulzer family note on the fly leaf. The Bible, dating from about 1660 per the title page, chronicles marriages and births and records William Sulzer’s 1913 governorship, marking a historic continuity in the Sulzer lineage.
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Albany
N. Y
State Library
Sulzer
New York State Library
William Sulzer
Amsterdam
Clara B. Roedelheim
State of
New York
Tariff ruling blocks 5 percent discount for U S ships
Attorney General McReynolds rules that a 5 per cent tariff discount for imports by American vessels conflicts with international treaties. Treasury directs collectors to ignore the provision, leaving protests and possible appeals to the Court of Customs Appeals. Twenty three nations hold treaties with the United States permitting differential treatment of ships. Protests from Germany France and Spain have been voiced to Washington.
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Washington, D. C
McReynolds
United States
Collectors of Customs
Court of Customs Appeals
Congress
McAdoo
Treasury
Great Britain
Germany
France
Austria Hungary
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Denmark
Greece
The
Netherlands
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Less Meat If Back and Kidneys Hurt
An authority warns meat can harm kidneys by raising uric acid, causing backache and urinary issues. Jad Salts, four ounces in water after breakfast for several days, purportedly flushes and stimulates kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and is safe for ongoing use to prevent bladder problems.
Debated preferential duty and impact on American ships
Discussion centers on a proposed 5 percent discount for ships with equal rights, its effect on customs revenue, and the aim to rehabilitate the American merchant marine. Proponents argued for incentives to build U S ships, while estimates warned of a $10 million annual revenue loss. Protesters may appeal through the collector of customs, board of general appraisers, and if needed the Court of Customs Appeals.
Texan Textbook Printing Campaign Gains Steam
Texas printers urge local unions to form committees to push in state printing of school books. If approved by Legislature, Texas schools would require textbooks printed in Texas. Annual print spend about 3 million dollars with less than one percent produced in state.
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Texas
A. D. Thompson
Texas Printers’ Association
San Antonio
Thompson
Trades Council Hall
Fort Worth
A. BD. Thopson
A. A. Clark
Palestine
N. N. Burgess
Dallas
J. E. Ferguson
el Paso
Youth in old age and health tips from a Medico-Legal Society meeting
A Medico-Legal Society talk argues 50 should still yield forty good years, making 90 mature. The piece urges temperate habits, fresh air, exercise, and a simple diet to guard health. It promotes Vinci cod liver and iron tonic with a money back guarantee from A M Fischer, San Antonio. Saxo eczema remedy also marketed.
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Medico-Legal Society
Vinci
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
Texas
Saxo
Finest Suits Coats Costumes and Gowns Sale Card
Sale list featuring suits coats costumes and gowns advertised with prices and savings. Local shop promotes a broad selection likely targeting men women and formal attire for events with emphasis on bargains and seasonal offerings.
Students Organize Debating Club in San Antonio
The Anthenaeum Association, born as a Maine Avenue High School debating club in 1911, reorganized at Carnegie Hall Sunday to broaden its scope for boys and young men in San Antonio. Officers elected include Hobart Hudson as president and Lucien A Mitchell as vice president, with limited membership to those 16 and younger. committees formed for constitution, membership, and programs. Members listed include Eric Glover, Thomas Y Banks, James Walsh, Albert Neunhoffer, Hobart Huson, George N Cannon, and several others.
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Anthenaeum Association
Maine Avenue
Carnegie Hals
San Antonio
Hobart Hudson
Lucien A. Mitchell
Thomas Young Banks
Charles Adolph Holechack
George N. Cannon
Albert Neunhoffer
Constitution Ang
Carlos Clavido
Clinton Stanley Banks
Guadalupe Tamez
Frank C. Cloonan
Eric Glover
Francisco Maldonado
Frank Sessums Huson
James Owensby Walsh
Walter O. Hein
Thomas _Y. Banks
James ©. Walsh
Hobart Huson
C. Stanley Banke
Edward O
Notable Members Named At Library Club Meeting
After a meeting yesterday the group adjourned to a Mexican restaurant where a banquet was served. A request will be presented to the Carnegie Library board this week to use the library hall as the regular meeting place of the organization.
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Albert H. G. Fuller
Frank C. Cloonan
Walter O. Hein
Francisco Maldonado
Carlos Adolph Holcack
Guadalupe Tamez
Lucien A. Mitchell
Bernard Mackensen
William O. Peter
James Alexander Worley
Lloyd Taylor
Austin
Thomas O. Spell
Houston
Charles Mendenhall
Oklahoma
The
Carnegie Hbrary
Sure Way to End Rheumatism Ad
An authority claims most rheumatism stems from weak kidneys. Croxone cleanses and strengthens kidneys, neutralizes waste and uric acid, and quickly eases stiff joints and pains. The ad promises relief after a few doses and offers a money back guarantee from druggists.
Good Samaritan Motorist Named For San Antonio District
Allan Howard, a Boerne area farmer, earned the title of Good Samaritan to motorists after helping 42 stranded travelers out of a mudhole on the San Antonio Boerne road during floods. Dr. John F. Nooe notes no motorist was financially benefited, and no Ford vehicles were among those helped. The piece also lists regional car dealers, trips to Austin, and road conditions affecting travel between New Braunfels, Austin, and Medina Dam.
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Allan Howard
Boerne
Dr. Nooe
Br. A. Harris
A. H. Cadwallader
The
San Antonio Light
Austin
Mr. Harris
New Braunfels
Remedy Ad for Sanative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An advertisement promotes SANATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee if it fails. The box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and is priced at 25 cents, via ad copy in a druggist’s display.
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E. W. Grove
Auto Parity Has Narrow Escape
A Glenrose party en route to Waco escaped serious harm when their car ran off a culvert on the Bosoueville road north of Waco. M. M. Bunt C. B. Barnett L. Barnett and Walter Stewart were thrown from the vehicle. One person freed themselves and called for help. All four were hospitalized but expected to recover.
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Waco
Tex
Bosoueville Road
Lmits
Glenrose
M. M. Bunt
C. B
Barnett
L. Barnett
Walter Stewart
Fuel ships reach Genoa in US fleet voyage
The naval fuel ships Jason and Cyclops arrived at Genoa Italy today as part of the United States fleet’s European escort. The vessels accompanied battleships during the voyage to Europe marking a strong showing of American naval support abroad.
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Genoa
Italy
Jason
Cyclops
United States
Europe
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Representative Underwood
House
Port of Entry
Board of General Appraisers
A. Tomlinson
Trades Council
Army Post
Brackenridge Park
Missions
la Palma
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Birdsong & ,Potchernick
N. J. Trost
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Lozier Company
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Lockhart
San Marcos
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Chandler
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W. E. Lowry
J. F. Alexander
Citizens’ Auto Company
William Chappell
Floresville
William Steinhardt
Hudson Company
Claud Gilliam
Honda
Gilliam
Wayne A. Hearne
Macdona
la Costa
Castroville
Rio Medina
Medina Dam
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BEXAR
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Alamo Transfer Company
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Crockett
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