Veterans Crosses to Honor Spanish American and World War Veterans
An award ceremony at the Fort Robert E. Lee Post chapel honors Spanish American and World War veterans with crosses. Local leaders and officials including Louis Armstrong and Mrs. Whitford participate as posthumous awards are announced for Arex Gerland An wore and W. M. Rhodus.
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Post
Fort
Robert E. Lee Wit United Daughters Cracy
Dlaura Benosa
Hateal del
Abr
Ri Hawlet
Southwest
Ce Ement
QO. J. Cobee
HS. Penger
Louis L. Armstrong
Whitford
L. D.C
W. W. Turner
E. Crowning
Wurzbach
Raphael Semmes
W. A. Worzbach
South
Bock
Harry M. Wurebsch
Toronto- Yird Infantry
Exey
Dorey
Alissa Polkemas
Grosses
Come
Lerion
New Braunfels
Garnett Dihrel
Stockdala
Wutzbich
Arex Gerland
Anwore
Frente
W. M. Rhodus
New Way to Hold Lower Teeth Firmly In Place
An advertisement for a tasteless powder that keeps false teeth secure without gumminess or paste. It claims teeth stay firm during eating or laughing and promises fresher breath. Sold at Summers drug stores and other drugstores.
Tetterine Promises Skin Relief for Eczema
Old advertisement touts Tetterine as a miracle cure for eczema tetter gingwarm itch and athlete’s foot. It claims quick soothing relief and "core" healing within days, urging readers to buy a 60 cent box from a local druggist.
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Shuptrina Co
Bersonoh
Lost Usiy Fat Ad Promises Quick Weight Loss
An advertisement touts a fat loss product claiming dramatic results for women, with claims of weight drop from 169 to 117 pounds and improved energy. It cites a testimonial from a 23 year old woman, including measurements and brief personal context, urging readers to try the product.
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Perdi
Drg Botband
Dids
Dalryduse
Krugehen
Hagiais
Abe Hed
Ernie Flaca
Kroschen Ules
Dweiebel
St. Com
Tebes
Élahl
To the editor letters on women and economy
A reader discusses gender roles and economic hardship criticizing Prohibition era restraints. The letter defends women supporting families, argues laws do not change behavior, and asserts tolerance for personal choices despite societal pressures.
Separation of Nationalities Urged in Open Forum
The writer praises a school principal for separating Mexican children from other nationalities in the classroom. The letter argues such separation improves teachers and students and urges the school board to adopt the policy. The author describes enrolling a daughter at a public school and noting the high number of Mexican students in her grade.
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RN. Amilar
Herrade
Plea for Negra Orphanage Seeks Shelter for Colorful Orphans
A Well Wisher's Open Forum letter dated September 21 urges city and county aid for a new home for colored orphans. The writer notes about $5000 collected to date and anticipates more donations by October 15, with no payment to solicitors. Edward A. Leighton appeals for prompt support from San Antonio residents to open the orphanage.
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San Antonio
Edward
Leighton
Rise of Women in Business Cited by Editor
The editor notes women working outside the home rise steadily with shifting roles from domestic work to trade and industry since 1900. It cites increases in cooks laundresses dressmakers and milliners versus growth in stenographers bookkeepers and saleswomen.
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Nyarg
Halser-Stuart Hour
United States
Ime
Mark Rein
Indignant Taxpayer Attacks Unemployment Committee
A reader denounces the unemployment committee plan and the $2000 rent expense and Sturg salary. The letter claims public space in City Hall and the courthouse suffices, questions the need for new offices, and criticizes the use of taxpayer funds for advertising and rent.
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Antonio
Mito
Gond
Apense
The
A. Palle Berdice Company
Joan
Milam
Jae Tran
Kane Hearing 3 Continued in Virginia Murder Case
Preliminary hearing for Elisha Rent Kane, charged with murdering his wife by drowning, was continued to September 30 in Wanpton Virginia. He is a University of Tennessee professor and the case centers on letters from Mount Holly and family actions tied to the death.
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Wanpton
Elisha Rent Kane
W. G. Grabao
Graben
Kana
H. Dbl
Mount Holly
Kabam
Mre Fone
Aleb ¢Ald
Corante
George K. Vaudérélita
Mrs. Kane
Kane
University of Tennessee
Athlete's Foot: Warning and Remedy for Beachgoers
An early 20th century health note warns readers about athlete's foot from beaches and pools. It describes symptoms such as itching burning cracks and blisters and advises treating with Moone's Emerald Oil sold for 83 cents at druggists and stores nationwide.
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Ten
Willion Iuebliss Atmaricans
Moone
Emerald
Monty
Sommers Frug
Ameri
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Usiy
Howsanda
Ihr
Negra Orphanage
Hertzbergs
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FT. Worth
Brownsville
Austin, Waco and
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
Travel
Crockett
AL Moe P.O
American Airways
Dr. B. Gregory
Alamo Lata
Bemmere Dene Filore
SEARS
Oxfords
Sunfast
Savinxs
Sears, Roebuck and CO
SMPTH
Young Tower
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