Grove's Taste SS Chill Tonic for Malaria
An old standard Grove's Chill Tonic is advertised to drive out malaria and build up the system for both grown people and children priced at 50 cents.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1911
Page
7
LARRIE Aged 105 Dies First Elephant in U S
Carrie known as the oldest actress in American theater died after a week with pneumonia. Aged 105, she worked in circus and theater for 80 years and was the first elephant in the United States. Her skeleton will go to the American Museum of Natural History for mounting.
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Miss Carrie
New York Herald
Amonia
Iss Carrie
United States
John Robinson
American Museum of Natural Ay
Baron's Take on Women as Honest Temptresses in Society
The Baroness Bazus argues women today are more honest than men yet can be temptresses. She says women lack as many business opportunities and temptations, but their influence can drive men toward dishonesty through extravagant demands and social pressures.
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Bazus
Frank Desire
Mabel Herbert Urner
Warren
Helen
Dr. Hilton
Stev
Pierce
Sanguinaria Canadensis
Agia Ivatica
Married Life the Second Year at Club Dinner
Warren drags Helen to a city club dinner where the crowd critiques marriage roles. Louise Miller Parks and Dr. McKay Maurice give debated talks on divorce and holding wives, while Warren grumbles at lingering boredom and social pretenses.
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Miss Parks
Warren
McKay Maurice
Echoes of The Echo Pleases Houston Audiences
Musical comedy at Hancock opera house offers two acts over about two and a half hours. Miss Devo as Kate delivers charm and nimble dancing while Caroline Dixon sings Italian selections. Comedy by Woods provides spontaneous vaudeville flavor. overall a dainty, pleasant evening with memorable numbers like Heigh Ho and Mountain Maiden.
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Houston
Hancock Opera House
Woods
Mr. Woods
Echo
Miss Fish
Mountain Top
Kate
Miss Devo
Caroline Dixon
Two Women Seat Sale Opens Soon at The Echo
The Houston Post notes the seat sale for Two Women featuring Mrs. Leslie Carter opens tomorrow morning, ahead of Friday and Saturday performances at The Echo. The comment contrasts show quality and patronage amid varied theater offerings.
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Houston Post
Leslie Carter
Judge Gay Offers Burglar Parole If He Marries Or Keeps Pets
Seattle dispatch reports Judge Wilson R. Gay of the superior court told burglar John Murray he could be released from prison if he marries or keeps a canary, parrot or dog to live with. Murray, a self described bachelor, said he preferred prison to marriage or a menagerie, and the judge joked about bachelor loneliness as he laid out the conditions. Deputy prosecutor Crawford White, also a bachelor, blushed at the remarks.
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Marks
James D. Richardson
Washington, D. C
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Cowinn
A. Houston
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John H. Iton
W. S. Fly
Mike Homas
Dallas
Nat M. Washer
St. Anne Hotel
S. Fly
Sam P. Cochran
Nat Washer
J. A. Massey
Uel Marks
J. Richardson
Arrow
Austin
Ronald
Seattle
Wilson R. Gay
Superior Court
John Murray
Murray
Gay
Crawford White
Moscow Pawnshop Marks Fifteenth Anniversary
Moscow celebrates 15 years since opening its city pawnshop which has lent over 27 million dollars and holds about seven million items in pawn across its history.
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Moscow
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