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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1915

Page

10

Dacia claim does not alter vessel status says Breitung

New York November 19 Edward Breitung, former owner of the steamer Dacia, says the ship’s seizure by France does not change its status under U S law. He expects the federal government to decide on damage and demurrage in a future action. He warns that applying foreign laws could force him out of foreign trade.

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Doctors Urge Uniform Laws for the South Convention Plan

At the Southern Medical Association meeting in Dallas on November 10 Dr J W Jones of Brookhaven Mississippi urged uniform health regulations for Southern states. He proposed a commission with one representative per state plus US Public Health Service and railroads to draft a mutual code. He cited differing milk burial and railroad permit rules as obstructive to interstate work. A letter from about sixty physicians to the Vienna Medical Association expressed sympathy for scientists at war and asked that the message be personal and nonneutral.

Dallas Try Southern Medical Association J. W. Jones Brookhaven Miss Mississippi Jones Louistins Vienna American Medial Association of Viennaa Vienna Medieal College Yaber 3. L. McGlaston Warn The Vienna, Association

Rate hearing is again taken up in Texas railroad case

Austin November 1. The Texas railroad commission resumed the freight rate docket hearing after a pause. Two speeches remain, one by Judge Sam Cowan for the commission and another by Judge J W Terry for Santa Fe supporting rate increases. The panel granted depot facilities at Cleveland as Houston East and West Texas line would fund 30 days for plans and 60 days to build. Interlocking device at Jacksonville junction kept under study. Petition for Paint Rock yard and spur track kept. others heard and taken under advisement.

Austin Tex Amattera Railroad Commission Sam Cowan J. W. Terry Santa Fe Cievelang Houston, East & West Texas International & Great Northern Jacksonville Ranta Fe Paint Rock Devine International & Great Northern Railway

Students push for military training at University of Texas

ASK MILITARY. TRAINING Students at University Petition for Trisimnetion in Defense, AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 10. Men students at the University of Texas are circulating a petition requesting the board of regents and the faculty to take necessary steps toward the installation of a department of military training at the University. It is understood that over one-half of the students have already signed the petition. The petition reads as follows: "We, the undersigned students, hereby petition the honorable board of regents and faculty, provide facilities for the instruction of a class in military sciences and tactics." Touring High Schools. AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. 10. Prof. J. Stockard, assistant state superintendent of public instruction, has gone on tour of various points in the state making an inspection of high schools. This is in accordance with the policy adopted by State Superintendent Doughty in having a representative of the department of education make periodic visits to the high schools to see how they are progressing and to make suggestions as to the probable increase.

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Flush Kidneys With Salt Drink Promotes Urinary Health

Advice claims regular meat eaters injure kidneys via uric acid. Drinking four ounces of a grape and lemon juice salt remedy with water before breakfast supposedly stimulates kidney activity, relieves rheumatism and urinary disorders, and leaves a pleasant taste while keeping kidneys clean.

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Texas Grapefruit Outpaces Florida In Early Harvest

In Austin on November 13 Ed L Ayres inspector notes Texas grapefruit yields exceed Florida’s. Gusts from Grande Valley show better conditions with strong market demand beyond Texas. Fred W Davis urges federal aid to eliminate pests and expand fruit production statewide.

California Syrup of Figs dental ad notice about child health

A vintage advertisement promoting California Syrup of Figs as a harmless remedy for constipated children. It claims the product cleanses the stomach liver and bowels, relieves sour stomach and discomfort, and restores playfulness. It warns against counterfeit bottles and directs readers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.

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Strikes Rock Mexican Utilities Across Cities

In Ban Lair Portori on November 1, twelve strikes hit within a week, starting with the car firm employees demanding higher wages and a 24 hour notice before traffic suspensions. Strikers paraded the streets with music and speeches as authorities faced threats of power cuts and lawsuits. The city warned the company of responsibility for disorder if power failed, while workers pressed for price adjustments to offset living costs. Meanwhile other trades joined in demand for higher wages, and Mexican workers arriving from the United States appear with distinctive attire.

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Dangerous Calomel Cures Promised By Dishonest Ad

A garbled promotional piece touts Dadsin's Liver Tane as a safe liver remedy. It warns against calomel and urges readers to buy a 10 vent bottle and take a spoonful tonight, claiming no griping and no sickness. The misspelled text reads like a patent medicine pitch with exaggerated guarantees and vague promises of rapid relief.

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Seguin Gathers Data on Sewer System Plan

A mass meeting in Seguin at the courthouse gathered residents to form a three member committee to collect data and prepare for a future hand bond issue to fund a city sewer system. Mayor Charles Brine presided and the group aims to present the plan and necessary funds later.

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed as Digestive Tonic

A testimonial notes that what we digest matters more than what we eat and credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with aiding digestion and providing nourishment. The piece presents a man’s concise statement of improved well being as evidence of the tonic's value.

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