Vita Vitalitas claims to aid digestion and weight gain
A Memphis restaurateur manager endorses Vita Vitalitas as a natural corrective tonic for stomach issues and general well being. He asserts the product helped him and friends, noting improved digestion, weight gain, and relief from irregular bowels, recommending it as an aid to kidneys and nerves. Distributed by Summer’s Drug Store and other outlets.
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Bert
Menphis
Busi Teag Tor
Menia
Conrad
Vitaditas
No vote of confidence Venizelos Paris Contrals Situation
Paris dispatch from Athens reports Premier Venizelos to face parliament after ministers complete their declaration. The Liberal party may back the government to reach a quorum but will not commit to a confidence vote. Reports also note anti-German demonstrations in Varna and Tuzhichuk. Austin Humane Society activity in September highlights 101 cases handled and 54 remaining cases under warehouse investigation.
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Venizelos
Paris
Paelissnenst
del Jallaver
Athens
Dutet Sumas
Council of Ministers
Tomarrey
Java Tremier Venizelos
Iim
Fenizecins
Me Chamber
Zaimis
Liberal Party
Balefiki
Anti- Gergez Demonssrations
Lave Kent Press
Varna
Tustichuk
Faria
Austin Humane Society
Austin
Tex
Humane
H. W. Russell
Arthur H. Pae Dies Suddenlly in Louisiana Apartment
Arthur H Pae died suddenly in his Louisiana apartment, heart disease suspected as the cause. The death was reported in a brief local item with limited details about the family or setting.
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Arthur H. Pae
Tahun AL Par
Page A& Companys
Gaertn
Edison Hears by Wireless Code at Naval Board Meeting
Edison described his wireless code hearing during a Washington board meeting last week. Attendees noted his ability to grasp the discussions, aided by Jane Attie wireless telegraphy and Morse code experts Dr Hutchison and others assisting at speeds around thirty words per minute.
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Ange
Jédison
Ehetman
Tie
Hwtenisen
Edigot Laboratories
the. Marchingun
Edison
Dr. Hutchison
Mr. Edison
Education in Indian schools to focus on economic plans
Commissioner Calo Sells announces a committee of Indian service educators to set a uniform course of study combining academic and industrial training. The effort aims to uplift Indian education nationwide with emphasis on agriculture and domestic science, drawing on vocational training experts. The committee includes supervisors, school superintendents, and Indian school leaders from Carlisle, Tulalip, Sherman Institute, and other institutions.
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Washington, D. G
Bursa Indian Affairs
Calo Sells
Tidian Affairs
AW. W. Coon
Conger
Sherman Institute
Riverside
B. A. Allen
Chilaces
Indian School
Utah
U. MW. Lipps
Carlisle Indian School
Pennsylvenia
Charles Buchanan
Tulalip Indian School
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Bowel and Liver Relief
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable remedy that cleanses the liver and steadies the bowels without salivating, claiming it banishes headaches dizziness and stomach issues. It urges giving the ton to children and asserts it is safer than calomel.
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Dodson
Dedson
Calamel
Battle South of Belgrade Rages As Japan Seeks Balkans
War dispatches from London report Austro German forces pressing toward Belgrade and crossing the Danube to occupy the city. Serbs rally to defend the line near Kraguyevats while allied troops may yet arrive. Western front sees heavy fighting near Loos with British gains and German casualties amid high artillery losses. A Greek parliamentary session is watched as Belgrade’s fate and Salonna interlock with shifts in Balkan strategy and copper trade implications.
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London
Austin
Serman Dnreed
Danuve
Teutons
Belgrade
Fice
Kraguvera
Aeutiod
Danube
Mountsihe Range
Kraguysvatz
Hie & Line
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Serbia
Japan
Daintt
Germany
Mike Werts
John French
Loos
Nospber
Tinea
Looe
France
Loday
French War Office
Ua Scarpe
Champagne
Parle
Paris
Frit Asvingy
Salandra
Rome
Helptel
Althougi
Paty Minit
Sonal
Times Editorial Blames Balkan Failures on Coordination Gaps
The Times editorial laments British diplomacy failures in the Balkans and argues German advances show a lack of coordination between military and diplomatic efforts. It cites reader frictions with church opposition and notes Russian retreat as a key factor in the Balkan setback.
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Rescus
Antwerp
Biye
Préas Church
Edward Trex
Corclan Ulferns
Germany
Balkans
Sige
Great Truton Force Threat to Serbia Reported
A diplomatic cable from Athens cites Thivas as reporting that 150000 Austro German troops crossed the Save and Danube into Serbia but were halted by Serbian forces before penetrating beyond the border. Belgrade remains the only foothold cited while Bulgarian troop concentrations near the Turkish frontier draw attention from Botrum leaders.
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Save
Serbia
Ln Dimomatic Virelen
Athens
Saya
Thivas
Belgrade
Murax
Erectionars Vorps
Botrudia
Miipa
Toumanian
Belgrade battle rages as Austrians push toward city
Fragmentary report describes heavy fighting in Belgrade with bayonets and artillery as Austrian forces attempt to seize the city. The Servians resist in the streets amid fog of war, with ground gained and losses tallied as assault continues.
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London
Belgrade
Myarel
Seunians
Howe
Ariilery
Luis
Fire Destroys Gin Tuluing and Surrounding Farms
A strong blaze swept through TLulding area near Lola, Texas, destroying a gin and prompting farmers to inspect stored crops. The incident disrupted local agricultural operations as residents cooperated with firefighting efforts. The Texan dispatch notes the fire's swift spread and a lack of injuries reported while local growers assessed losses.
Recognition of Carranza S Approved (Continued From Page One)
Words from a Pan American conference memo outline guarantees for rights, amnesty and protections under a constitutionalist government in Mexico. The document emphasizes independence of religion, property, and individual rights, plus plans for constitutional stages, elections, and the transfer of executive power to the president-elect once elected.
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Gruyines
Leuc
Mexico
Ahuan
Mexies
Toride
Courella
VELLISTAS ARRIVE AT GUAYMAS IN MILITARY TRAIN
Wireless from Guaymas reports a military train reaching the port with four artillery pieces two machine guns and troops. Advices from Tonolobamee repucl claim the arrival of gen tal llo Guerrem is expected for the day with Car ayanza forces nearby.
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Guaytmas
San Diego
Cal
Lod Vila
Tonolobamee
Weather shifts noted around San Antonio area
An alert from Siator Allen Bowl reports a 36 hour forecast of changing weather in the San Antonio region. Temperature swings and air pressure differences imply potential rapid weather changes with low pressure expansion across the area and strong winds. Rain is reportedly possible as mild and warm fronts move through.
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San Antonio
Siator Allen Bowl
Eeewure
Ube
Ares
Dar Tel
Montini
Nakata
Nevada
Mselon
Troops Leaving Matamoros Reported in Southeast Front
Oct 11 dispatch from Trownevild reports Natfarrate forces withdrawing from Mata moral cedar toward Vie tora near Valaw. Patrols say riverfront activity quiet, with reinforcements and patrols increasing on both banks as command prepares for possible border actions.
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K. Pp
Natareate
Marranga
Matamoral
Sueralla Bates
Valaw
Vietora
Natnrrats
Fire
Robert L. Bullard
Hurlingen
Ja Kending
Hil
Linsky
First Day Sunday In Forty Four Years Closes Chicago Saloon
Chicago marked the first closing of all saloons on a Sunday in 44 years as police report the quietest day in memory. Chief Teale said 28 of 712 establishments violated the closing order, all but two for a misdemeanor. Only 16 arrests for drunkenness occurred yesterday, with 47 on Saturday, far below the past 16 day average. Officials estimate about 10 000 saloon workers faced idleness and saloonkeepers claim losses near 400000.
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Chicago
Pulive Teale
Thompson
Earthquake Reports Surface in Stuttgart Europe
An earthquake tremor rattled Europe with Stuttgart registering notable ground vibrations. Seismometer readings indicate shifted tectonic activity across central Europe as authorities monitor aftershocks and potential impacts. Local observers report unusual tremors felt in urban centers.
Red Sox win third game against Phillies at Boston park
The Red Sox defeated the Phillies in a crowded ballpark showcase noted for strong pitching by Dorlayin and aggressive batting. Manager Moran shuffled pitchers and showcased Vern Gregg and Tixes as Boston prepared for later matchups while 25,000 reserved seats sold out amid a steady stream of auto party arrivals and police oversight.
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Suet L
Linstu
Bua
Sox
Howe
Pilex
Trek Yard
Browd Street
Phillies
Brooks
Berton
Harriinay
Mls Auuier
Vern Gregg
Moran
Ne Phillies
Errane
Finser
Inun
Ald Wien
Ataran Bere
Lisey
Uae
Moray
Leasard
Red Sox
Tixes
Bancraft
Philadelphia
Orden
Arawd
Speaker
Hooper
Datel
Leonard
Baston
Alexander
Capristas
Boston Rooters
Nihara
Republic
Aimee Neligible
Col H L Rogers Takes New Army Duties In San Antonio Change
The report notes Colonel Harry Solingers is assigned to a major general gate in the Southern Department, relieving Colonel Gonzales Hamm from duties at the depot. The changes involve several colonels, with emphasis on duty shifts, term limits, and remarks about avoiding changes that would disrupt study plans and tools.
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Harry Solingers
Gonsales
Wungham
Hegers
Unt Serena
Lexas City
Uhvthwin
San Antonio
Maha
Army
Macy Kener Heapital
Heedwick
Omar Hunt
Norwegian Women Vote as Socialists in General Election
Norwegian women cast ballots for the first time in the general election. Some 170,000 new voters appear on the rolls as socialist support rises. The government seeks to remain by a three-party coalition while socialists gain strength. Proposals include old age pensions and liquor restrictions.
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Christiania
London
Sinsie
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