Lecturer Discusses World Unrest in America Leading Democracy
Dr. William T. Ellis associate editor of the Philadelphia North American delivered a lecture titled America at the Cross Roads at Travis Park Methodist Church last night. He argued global unrest stems from a universal search for democracy and praised America as a leading force. He described America as a crossroads of time opportunity and thought and called for the nation to maintain its preeminent role in world affairs. Ellis noted his long travels and said Texas impressed him especially San Antonio army post plazas and local Mexicans reminding him of Manila and the Philippines.
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America
Cross Roads
Travis Park Methodist Church
William T. Ellis
Philadelphia
Dr. Ellis
Texas
San Antonio
Manila
Foley Kidney Fills Offer Quick Back Pain Relief
Advert says Foley Kidney Fills ease back ache rheumatism and kidney trouble with first dose. Fischer's Drug Store promotes the remedy and urges readers to try it at low cost to stop suffering.
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Foley
Fischer's Drug Store
Adv
Best Youre Entitled Ad Promo for Perfection Lard
Advertisement claims Perfection Lard is the best and urges readers to ask for it. It mentions fide cakes at Bond’s on 235 East Houston and lists ingredients.
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Bond's
Houston
First Lecture for Stenographers Efficiency Class
The first lecture of the university extension course for stenographers will be at 8 pm Thursday in the association building assembly room. John E. Trelevan of the University of Texas will speak on The Business Letter. All city stenographers are invited.
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Business Woman's Club
Young Woman's Christian Association
Association
John E. Trelevan
University of Texas
Peruna Promises Cure for Catarrh of Stomach and Bowels
Fort Pierce resident Emma Bell recounts severe stomach illness and rapid improvement after using Peruna. She describes weight gain from 102 to 122 pounds after five bottles and praises the remedy, urging readers to request testimonials and Peruna literature.
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Ber
Peruna
Peruna Co
Columbus
Ohio
City approves College Street paving with rock asphalt bid
Houston Street paving also ordered with creosoted pine blocks to run from Alamo plaza to North Flores. Bid by Alamo Paving Co at 2.7112 per square yard for 1640 square yards totals about 4100 dollars, funding to be debated as other bids ranged lower.
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College Street
Losoya
Navarro
Alamo Paving Company
Warren
Bitulithic Paving Company
Brown
Alderman Neal
Alderman Warren
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
North Flores Street
West End
South Heights
Commerce Street
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Steves
P. D. Christian
Lawrence
Fincham
Rische
Baldwin
Lambert
San Saba
Oleander
Jackson
Atlanta
Duffield
T. D. Cobb
Cobb
Nueva Street
Dawson Street
North Olive Street
Uhr
Mussey
al Mussey
Vrecancy
Chapa
Board of Health
Bald baby cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A Maryville Tennessee mother describes her three month old baby's eczema on the head and face. After applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment twice daily the rash improved and hair regrew, with the baby sleeping better. The ad promotes Cuticura products and offers a free Skin Book.
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Maryville
Tenn
H. D. Clabough
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Charters Issued In Texas Cities Across State
Brownwood Opera House Company of Brownwood with 30000 capital stock and incorporators B F Pearman W L Griffin and Brooks Smith. Danbury Cemetery Association of Danbury Brazoria county no capital stock. Imperial Land Company of Dallas capital stock 10000 with Dan Sonnentheil Louis Sonnentheil and J K Hexter. College Heights Realty Company of El Dorado Schleicher county capital stock 13500 with J S Pelt D C Hill and C A Spencer. The Hinchee Oil Company of Beaumont capital stock 20000 with M L Hinchee T V Smetker and J M Thresher. The Haley Oil Company of Fort Worth capital stock 25000 with O F Haley J W Haley and C Badgett. Amendments The Hub of Bal
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Austin
Tex
Brownwood Opera House Company
Brownwood
Capital
B. F. Pearman
W. L. Griffin
Brooks Smith
Danbury
J. M. Thresher
Haley Oil Company of
Fort Worth
O. F. Haley
J. W. Haley
C. Badgett
Bal
How This Woman Found Health
Utica Ohio and Nebo Illinois women recount relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mary Earlewine of Utica reports dizziness and weakness resolved. Mrs Hettie Greenstreet of Nebo credits decades of illness cured and renewed strength.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Utica
Ohio
Mary Earlewine
Nebo
Ill
Ri ver is Talcum Ad for Delicate Skin Fragrance
An advert promotes Lehn & Fink's River is Talcum as pure fine talcum for delicate skin. It highlights a subtle alluring fragrance, irritation relief in hot weather, and recommends obtaining a large glass jar from the druggist with sprinkler top.
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Lehn & Fink
Texas Business Changes and Dissolutions Reported
The record details shifts in capital stock for multiple firms including Linger, Bentley- Smith-Temple, Granite Products, Houston Electrotype, B B Cochran Oil, Chrisman Oil, and Bessie Lea Oil. Dissolution certificates were filed by W. E. Newton Company, Texas-Oklahoma Construction, Hillsboro Petroleum Oil & Gas, and others, alongside final capital payment proofs by Bishop Ice & Cotton.
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J. W. Link
Houston Electrotype Company
Houston
Capital Stock
Incorporators
Hilton E. Duniels
T. B. Lunn
J. C. Wheeler
B. B. Cochran Oil Company
Hillsboro
B. B. Cochran
W. L. Embree
W. F. Sims
T. E. Tom
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted as Malaria Remedy
The advertisement touts GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC as a general strengthening tonic that drives out malaria and builds up the system for adults and children. It notes a price of 60 cents and mentions James O'Connell as a long-time president of the International Association of Machinists.
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Grove
James O'Connell
Federal Industrial Commission
International Association of Machinists
Work Rushes on Religious Census Preparations
Work for the religious home visitation accelerates with December 4 set for the event. J Shreve Durham leads the census with W E Hawkins coordinating in San Antonio. meetings and planning cover card forms and ward based divisions for 4000 plus volunteers. Mayor Brown supports the visitation as leaders prepare the field operation in San Antonio.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. Shreve Durham
International Visitation Committee
Fort Worth
Houston
Durham
San Antonio
W. E. Hawkins
Texas Sunday School Association
Gunter Building
Crockett 233
Brown
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Popular Choice
An increasing number of bottles are sold each year with Thos Verran of 286 Edward Street Houghton Mich praising the remedy for quick throat tickle relief and cough stoppage without harmful effects. Fischer's Drug Store advertises the product.
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Foley
Thos. Verran
Edward Street
Houghton, Mich
Fischer's Drug Store
Adv
Changes in Guard Promotions in Texas National Guard
The Adjutant General announces promotions and transfers in the Texas National Guard. Key moves include Lieutenant Colonel Harry P. Jordan from Waco named colonel of the Third Infantry. Major A. C. Wilson of Dallas promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Second Infantry. Captain Otto Herold of Dallas reassigned to the paymaster’s department and placed on Governor’s staff as lieutenant colonel. George C. Choller of Fort Worth named first lieutenant of infantry. Lewis S. Davidson of Dallas advanced to captain. Charles F. Evang of Groveton named first lieutenant. Captain A. Baushell requests transfer from First Company Coast Artillery Galveston to Company G Third Infantry. First Lieutenant Neil M. Allen of Galveston to rank from January 2, 1913.
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Austin
Tex
Adjutant General's Department
Texas National Guard
Harry P. Jordan
Waco
Third Infantry
A. C. Wilson
Dallas
Second Infantry
Otto Herold
George C. Choller
Fort Worth
Lewis S. Davidson
Charles F., Evang
Groveton
A. Baushell
No Session Of Court In Austin For Funeral
The Texas Supreme Court will not meet next Wednesday due to the death of Mrs. C E Phillips mother of Justice Nelson Phillips. Chief Justice T J Brown ordered the weekly session postponed until Thursday as Justice Phillips travels to Oklahoma City for the funeral to be held Wednesday. Burial is in Oklahoma City and Justice Phillips father died about a year ago.
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Brown
Chapa
Prospect Hill
Karl Hoblitzelle
Interstate Amusement Company
Majestic Theater
City
Hoblitzelle
Austin
Tex
Sesson
Supreme Court
C. E. Phillips
Nelson Phillips
T. J. Brown
Oklahoma City
Justice Phillips
Phillips
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