Dolan's Kidney Pills Helped a Buffalo Woman
A Buffalo woman named Mrs Garcia of 200 Nebraska reported long standing backache and fatigue from kidney trouble. She said after using Dolan's Kidney Pills from Beane Drug Co and Fischer Te Neinggil's drug store the pain eased and her energy returned. The advertisement urged all dealers to stock the pills at 40 cents.
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San Antonio
Garcia
Nebraska
Raman Gafala
Colu
Dolan
Kinney
Beane Drug Co
Fischer Teneinggil
Omnia Vintent and the Long Stand Against Japs
A mangled wartime verse spoof translates to a speech credited to General Watlubitski, denouncing enemy foes and rallying mobilization. The text mocks military bravado, mixes German and Russian-sounding names, and concludes with a note about an unpublished wartime poem by CF General Watlubitski and 46 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Watlubitski
Ginly Tarn Topler
Orpheum Show Opens With Mixed Acts and Hopes
The Orpheum last night featured a bustling program with Milliomire Seherwer TM 51 and a lineup including Prink and Evers, the 2% act, and Mpis Shanon. New acts by Misa May Owens and Beeby Owens promise a refreshed bill next week, with management aiming to eclipse prior attendance records at this popular venue.
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Danewl
Orpheum
Onmar
Milliomire Seherwer
Ross
Prink
Evers
Ine Gario
Mpis Shanon
Tamorrey
Misa May Owens
Shila
Beby Owens
Bummer
Trond
Burley County Officials face misconduct inquiry
A faulty report describes Governor La Follette investigating Hurley city’s conditions amid a push by Attorney General Ken Tucker and District Attorney George C. L. Koster. The piece cites alleged neglect in housing and welfare, listing dilapidated blocks and the need for renewal, with references to local officials and seating arrangements.
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la Follebe
Hurley
IRMA
Seorral
Ken Tucker
Burley
Dikardoris
Atx
Cullblast
Accompanyiye
Tickex
John Hy
Sealey
George CL Koster
Controversial Dinner Speech Sparks Campus Debate
The town's historical society announces Dr. Thivan Ward has authorized a controversial exploration of the Hawkere state era. The speech outlines a plan to study the era's supposed "merits" and civilization, drawing sharp questions about legitimacy and ethics.
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Dr. Thivan
Ta Board of Curators
Ate Historical Anciety
Tust
M ‘Rmannda
Atete
Brake’s Palmetto Wine Promised Cures All Ailments
An advertisement touts Brake’s Palmetto Wine as a universal remedy for indigestion constipation and related ailments. It claims quick daily use cures and encourages readers to buy from local drug stores and sellers. The copy implies medical credibility and urges customers to send for the product.
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Goa
Teachers Assigned for Public Schools Opening Term
Superintendent Wolfe completed the assignment of principals and teachers for city public free schools for the new term beginning tomorrow at 9 am. Several schools will add grades, and the list names principals and teachers for each school, including Brackenridge, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, and others, with department heads and colored teachers noted.
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L. &. Wolfe
Thay
Mason Strast Schol
Male Avenue
South Flores Street
Sevey
Sia Selue
No. L
Chas. F. Lakin
Sarah CG. Scofield
W. J. Bringhurst
Dr. Oesels
AfacKensen
Anna N. Jones
Elizabeth Raitt
Nannie EB. Dawson
Otin Pfeuffer
Shall Johnston
Virginia Wall
N. Alphin Johanton
T. T. McKnight
Janie Beskin
School
Chas
Arnold
Minnig Rieder
Ada Gibbons
Aarcia Trobinson
Alpha
Dial
Macy la McCulloch
Wm. C. Hightower
Aliee Stone
Anna Woltersdorf
Lizzie Tynan
Elia Stone
Agnes A. Cotton
Biret Chano
Kate Til
Hy Patrick
Gussie Ellison
Kate Japyes
Fannie M. Ripley
Fania Boyle
Clara Nickels
Kate Catting
Martha Fulter
Tillie Kerdazis
Annie Gallagher
Clara Reid
Sarah Adama
Ellen Preston
Melile M. O'Connor
SW. J. Knox
Binwie May Willock
Edith Moringall
Rose’ Arng
Stra
Mary Gardner
Essie Grawford
Kath Martin
Nettle Carpenter
Mra. Larkin
Herman Hirsch
Jennie Wright
Glive Laney
Sarah Sting
Mechiing Blake
Elizabeth Mu Vol
Ida Milas
Ethel Lee
Bessie Mc Nein
Margaret * Darke
Bertha Bilinset
Stella Rose
Edna Schuetze
Sehoal No
F. At. Halbedl
Emin Staffel
Lazie ‘Eytle
Clara Mority
Mya
Bb. de Provines
Anta Lichapelle
Columbia Hotiz
Kate Farrel
James K. Tarra
Wale Heaven
Mary Colgata
Wa Chapman
Kate Thomas
Irene Young
Omole R. Nelson
Mollie
Liewik
Lieie Neston
Ida May Welker
Mry U A. Carvall
Prncipal
Wanda Gryenaki
Levste Weihling
Fannie Lewis
Laura Steele
Pricipal
Betle Meney
Annie FL Wilson
Annie Mamasy
Amplie Lee Jomsson
Pehtcipal
Ada Walkes
Lizzie Toesaberg
Wate Schanete
Elia Musgrave
Muni
Schurt
Carey
Maia
Jimener
Rather Ay Perez
Marie Dean
Irs
Hilton
Edwina Robin
Massie
Ehutiway
Uusihe
Knon
M. EF
Gardner
Ula
Cunoysehook
Diamond records and local sports results in old paper
A jumble of team names, scores, and notices from baseball leagues, football plans, and a stage review. Names like Pittsburgh, New York, and Boston appear with game results, while civic notices and a local theater piece headline the page. Enduring items include diamonds and a New Orleans list of names.
Radical Changes In Football Rules Across Leagues
Fanciful report details sweeping rule revisions for the game. Key changes include seven players on the line from the 21 yard lines, a quarterback run allowed with five yards out, and a field goal value reduced to four points. Additional adjustments cover umpire and referee signals, penalty handling, goal line scrimmage, and a tracking of safeties. The article also notes Galveston’s fourth game and a Mercantile League standings update.
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Fengon
Lea Yen
Che Couthall
Nat
Gyn
Seelmillee
Willy
Ita
Rosy Outlook for Republican Party in 1896 Era
A Boston observer, a staunch Republican, predicts a major victory for the GOP in the next election, noting shifts since Bryan and praising Parker while doubting Democratic chances in key states. He cites extensive travel across major cities and asserts Democrats may win New York but lack hope in Alaska and other pivotal states.
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Waco
Tax
Assatnae Posmaawr
Wirbusel
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Bryan
Therd Pogard Uryan
Parker
New Yor
Almaty
Mrs Erps Appointed Athletics Director at Baylor
Waco Texas September report states Mrs Erps wife of the Physical Director of the Young Men Christian Association has accepted the position of director of athletics at Baylor. She recently graduated from San Antonio and has four years of teaching experience including a private class and a former team leader for the Tort Verein.
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Waco
Tex
Te Youngs
Christin
Baylor Natyarity
Erpa
Texas Sheriffs Association Meeting in Fort Worth
Sheriff Jolie W. Buber spent yesterday in Fort Worth meeting with a committee of the Texas Sheriffs' Association. The committee discussed the association’s business and called the Fort Worth meeting to order.
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Bhoelal
Wico
Tex
Jolie W. Buber
Fort Worth
Muniherk
Texas Sheriffs’ Association
Aeteml
Election Blanks Burned Under Terrell Law Report
The Terrell election law prompted county officials to burn many unused election ballots and poll tax receipts left over from the recent election. A large number of ballots were destroyed to comply with the statute, while other local notices and public postings appeared in the same era.
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Austin
Tex
Binniga
Pol Tay
Travis Couney
Jenoya
Prain Womty
Houston Car Strike Hurts Union Labor
Strikers have scattered to seek employment in other cities as efforts rise to end the Houston street car strike. The prolonged action harms labor prestige in Houston and spurs rapid growth of the Citizens' Alliance, now with active membership near a hundred. Federation efforts aim to have labor leaders declare an end to the strike at an upcoming meeting.
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Estes
Segi
Toston
Willeh
Jas Kever
Houston
Allance
Federation of Lator
Ts Menting
Trades unions questioned by President Estes in Denison
President George Estes, head of the Brotherhood of Tubway- Ranptoy, criticizes trades unions as harmful to labor unity. He argues unions split workers into small bodies and advocate for industrial federation to centralize labor power, while urging a broader, nationwide approach. He plans travels to San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth and other points to promote his view.
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SSTES
George Estes Ultira
Brotherhood of Tubway
Ranptoy Fitalay
Denison
Speniet
Tidhina
Texan
Visiing
Harston
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Hood Fa
Beles
Inter Arganteas
Huns
Crethor
Spesels
Wstea
Four Per Cent Bonds and Virginia Law History Fragment
A damaged notice discusses a four percent bond matter and proposed school bond rate changes. References to Governor Patrick Henry and a 1787 act signed by Thomas Jefferson Randolph appear, with mention of interest in adjusting rates and potential protests. Names and places are partially garbled, but indicate legal and financial actions tied to Virginia and Clarke County.
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Coumol
Maneszing Tably
Willian
Clarksvithe
Gnuvernor
Elalpehire
West Wingeili
Farmers Need Time to Gather in Crops in Texas
Emergency for crop gathering drives calls for more cotton pickers and police court attention. Farmers fear delays will disrupt harvests for weeks. officials consider reinforcing courts and summoning gathering bodies to address the shortage and protect farmers.
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Tex
Texas
Melher
Aidan
Good Crops in the Texas Belt Ahead of Harvest
Report from the Texas belt describes improving harvest prospects with expectations of strong yields. Observers note benefits from recent weather and farming practices, while shipments and pricing concerns are discussed in relation to market demand. Local officials and rail interests are mentioned in connection with distribution and future prospects.
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Laborski Omnia
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Alexis Kitemoff
Tnd
Bat Weil
Tay
Europat
Mouillae
Attye Orpheum
Wigh Sehael
Aloos
Mayer
Tek Hotel
Nousten Stront
Thermantctor
Speciatus
Brake
Wolfe
Schaele
Cinetonati Commercial
Das Fan
Nerlin
Ahuwa
Germany
Garmany
Hopmanon
Ly United Staten
Tle
Prominet
Stn Hiktivlana
Nn Il
Wolf & Marx Co
Smu Bell Jewary Co
N.W & W. Co. Citchor
E. Pelayo
Burke
Zoryoaky Vee
Titeder
Lave
Bae
Lette Held
Faut Eee
W. Roblingan
Piel
Teandel
Beck
Dougtes
G- Herweak Wolf! & Mars Co
Bell Jewelry Co
Tubkers
Deryver
AL Gn
Lyandedson
Len Fieia
Manney
Smith
Erkan
Bann Ble Umptre
Gnilagier
National League
Pitsburg
Chee Wrgs
Pittabure Fi Mbleaye
St. Corts
Cidelonart
Brooklyn
Baostay
Muiladel
Chin
Mhila- Helphia
Soltherm
Memphis
Shreveport
Nashville
Atlanta
Bimeh
Montgomery
Secon Pame
Birmingham
Meritgomery
Little
Rock
New Orlean
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Roslou
Kaon Yonings
Detroit
Mahneke
Drehm and Daughter
EL Paso
John Strigkland
Congu'se
H. G. Brady
Uujlns
G. Co. Howe
Cileaco
Fl. F. Clare
Beavis
Guenther
New Jauniels
J. B. Harros
Amligu
A. Conat
New Orleans
L. Ou
Uvalde
A. H. Tacquard
sHichepek
Vox
H. Doll
Washington, D. C
T Doneg Mid Sau
W. Wy Laws
Augusta Mecke
Ri Mecke
Nuuot
Lanham
Awalla
J.T. Copeland
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Uity
Clarnce Jefferies
Lareds
Portugal
Wolgia Las
Cnyata
Kohluonr
Lie
Jongng
Iegent
France
Austr Kaiser
Hojah
Borneo
Katigan City Journal
Stv
Alamo
Dads & Ca
Pita Ang
Clapp
Frank Bros
Alamg Pista
San Fedeo Park
Fercantile
Galvestoln
Championanty
South Texas
Galen
Monsfon
Seaway
Vitartouk
Hha
Austen
Mercantas
Juha
B.C. Reliew. Co
Wolff & Marx
Nic. Tengen
Gan Porro
Hah Park
Hay
Aingeltest
Ray
Hexar Drug CO
Hauston
Alamo Plaza
SC Chultt
Cap. City Hall
Wagnen
Ave
Lone Stark Drug
Kalteyer
Lopoya
Garry
Mrs. Erps
Terrell
Pelee
Sigel Rantist
Motida
LNT
G. W. Pillsbury
Tpiorca Street
Wow
Ines
Sid
Mooninag
Reisbles 25
Iertxberg Jewelry Jr
Coke
Pennsylveniia Anthraett
McAleaton Ehal
Dusty Carr Wood & Cgal CO
Citizens ‘Alliance
Hoate
Bans
Srinhtalth
Teller
Neale
Abundance Large &Co
Hairhea
Hraxar Drug CO
Houston & Alamo Plaza
Schmitt
Wagneeh
Ase
LGN Star Drug Store
Alumna Plaza
Kalpeyer
la Fura
Gary
Rice Belt
Waeu
George Wirthis
Ree Belt
Tesu
Ix Keing
Japan
Tra
Honinevy Pacific Railway
Witter
BAL Farr Wood & Coat. CO
Ban Antonio, Texas
Otto Zirkel
Margle Works
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