Cooper Philanthropist Plans Southern Health Tour
L. J. Cooper the noted health expert and philanthropist sails for San Antonio after visiting Dayton. He and his private secretary prepare for a southern itinerary including Atlanta Houston New Orleans and Dallas with Tanlac cited as his health remedy. Cooper praises philanthropy saying it pays to divide income with the poor while defending his methods amid critics.
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San Antonio
L. T. Cooper
Tiarris
Southern Pacific
St. Anthony
J. Harris
le Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Dayton
Ohio
Atlanta
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cooper
America
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Harris
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Rock
Tanlac
Joseph von Trimbach
Cooper Laboratories
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Oor
Cpt
Augusta
Ooper
British Press Bureau cuts Hearst News in London Garbling Row
London authorities deny the International News Service further use of official cables and facilities over alleged garbling of messages. British papers hail the move as a drastic stand against misreported war news from Hearst organs.
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London
International News Service
Hearst
America
Daily Express
William R. Hearst
New York American
Chicago Examiner
the Times
International
United States
Chronicle
The
Westminster Gazette
Gaztte
England
Globe
Home Secretary
House of Commons
Home Department
Jutland
New Chief of the French Army Staff Named
General Du Port has been appointed chief of the staff of the French army. He is noted for his energy and ability and his appointment has met with approval from all ranks of the army.
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General du Port
International News Service questioned over false London cables
The London bureau of the International News Service faced continued garbled reports and false statements. Protests were raised after three incidents, with assurances to stop insertions and a state department order barring IS service until further notice. Associated Press papers not affected due to NY American, SF Examiner, and LA Examiner ties.
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International News Service
New York
United States
London
Eenicebeans News
New York American
San Francisco Examiner
Los Angeles Examiner
Associated Press
Hearst
Public Speaking Class Plans Presidential Candidates Debate
Hugh McLellan Class in Public Speaking will hold a debate on Woodrow Wilson and Charles E. Hughes outcomes for president with public invitation. The group re organized at Central Christian Church electing H. B. Slinkard president and listing several readings and speeches for the meeting.
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Hugh McLellan
Woodrow Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Central Christian Church
H. 8. Slinkard
W. H. Thomas
Paul Adams
Eldon Young
Ralph Nichols
Earl Newlin
Charles Berth
United States
Haiti
W. C. McGregor
Osborne Leaves Warden Post To Promote Prison Reform
Thomas Mott Osborne spoke to 1500 Mutual Welfare League members at Ging Sing prison, outlining his reasons for resigning as warden. He said he would work to interest the public in reform and urged league members to obey rules.
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Ossining
N. Y
Thomas Mott Osborne
Mutual Welfare League
Ging Sing Prison
Osborne
Fishing Trip Feeds Chickens After Rod Snag
Milwaukee man Fred Leviash fishing near Eagle River Wisconsin ties his boat to a tree to rest. He notices line movement and reels in to find a chicken snagged on his bait, struggling as it is pulled toward the bushes. The bird’s resistance breaks the line.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Fred Leviash
Eagle River
Leylash
Anti Faction Faces Test in Legislature Speaker Fight
With the next state legislative session looming, anti prohibition forces must unite to block Governor Ferguson’s allies. The House leans 98 pro and 44 anti, making a single anti candidate unlikely to win without cross support from pro camps. George Mendell is the lone anti in the speaker race, hoping for cross-aisle backing to avert a rout.
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Ferguson
San Antonio
Senate
House
George W. Mendell
Travis County
F. O. Fuller
Fuller
Poindexter
Spencer
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Safe Calomel Substitute
An advertisement derides calomel and urges readers to use Dodson's Liver Tone a 50 cent bottle as a harmless vegetable remedy. The pitch claims it cleanses the liver and bowels, prevents sickness, and safe for children with no salivation risk, promising a quick boost after one dose.
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Dodson
Jad Salts Promoted For Kidney Relief In Old Advice
A dated health blurb advises back ache and urinary symptoms stem from meat intake. It recommends Jad Salts a four ounce dose daily in water before breakfast to relieve sluggish kidneys, cleanse waste, and curb bladder irritation.
Be definite before Mendell is considered in the running
A leading anti Ferguson ally urges definiteness as Mendell faces delays and scrutiny before entering the gubernatorial race, signaling uncertainty about his candidacy.
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Ferguson
Mendell
YMCA Forum Debating Club Reorganizes for Monday Meeting
The YMCA Forum Debating Club will reorganize at 8 o'clock Monday night at the YMCA building. Interested persons are urged to attend. The club has trained many of the city's leading young business and professional speakers. The new YMCA lunch room opens Thursday with continual service from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Y. M. C. A. Forum
Potato’s Peru’s Treasure and the potato’s journey
O F Cook notes in National Geographic that while Peruvian gold shaped early exploration and European power, the potato proved a far more profound treasure for Europe. The Incas stored vast gold. Europe forged wealth, then the potato spread, altering world history. Peru’s plant became Ireland’s staple.
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O. F. Cook
National Geographic Magazine
Indies
Columbus
Cortez
Mexico
Pizarro
Peru
Europe
Spain
Ancient Peruvian Nation Gains Global Attention
An ancient Peruvian nation has gained substantial recognition worldwide, reaching near the same level of importance in other regions over the past decade. The shift reflects broader interest in its history and cultural influence across multiple countries.
Liquid argon dandruff remedy claims spotless scalp
A reminiscence ad-like claim promotes liquid argon as a guaranteed dandruff cure. It prescribes applying four ounces nightly to moisten the scalp, arguing that most or all dandruff vanishes by morning with repeated use. It asserts itching stops and hair becomes fluffy and glossy. The seller notes liquid arvon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
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L. J. Cooper
San Antone
Louisille
South
Knoxville
Gen. DU Port
Hughes
Wilson
Osborne Plans
Rees
Charles Rees
Gunter Hotel
Bevo
Pana Beverage
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Collins Co., Distributors
Houston Street
New 39
San Antonio, Texas
Carruce
Mironca Ty Rec
Sunny Brook
J. Oppenheimer & CO
General Distributors
Commonwealth Bank and Trust Company
A Guaranty Fund Bank
Harry Landa
H. P. Drought
Thos. Jarrell
Wiseman
Juan Fender
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Uney
Rader
Texas Refining CO
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