Diet Exercise Or Death Warns Of Artery And Kidney Disease
An eminent medical authority warns city residents that thickened arteries and kidney disease follow clogged kidneys failing to filter poisons. Dangers include backache, swelling, and eye spots. Advice urges meat once daily, outdoor exercise, ample water, and taking anuric before meals, promoted as a uric acid neutralizer discovered by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Curing Catarrh Promises Free Treatment by Sam Katz
A vintage advertisement claims a perfect catarrh cure with no cost beyond a penny postcard. It urges readers to request the method from Sam Katz of Chicago, promising immediate relief and complete information by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Katz
Indiana Avenue
Chicezo
Gets-it corn remedy promotes painless removal
An old advertisement extols GETS-IT as the simple, painless solution to corns. It claims rapid action, with the corn peeling away cleanly leaving a corn-free surface. Endorsed by several sellers and offered at 25 cents a bottle through E. Lawrence Co. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
C. Fritsche
W. C. Burns
Adolph Dreiss
E. Lawrence Co
Chicago
Japs to Renew Land Rights Claim in United States
Washington dispatch reports Japan intends to renew its demand to immigrate to and own land in the United States after the war. Embassy officials say restrictions on immigration and landholding are unjust and must be removed, with discussions to resume when a new ambassador arrives. The piece also notes Japan’s aims in China and potential loans, plus interest in a postwar trade war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Japan
United States
New York
Yoshiro Sakatani
Tokio
Bryan
Baron Chinda
California
State Department
Amoro Sato
London
Washington
China
England
Tao
Cheng Chiatun
Russia
Baron Sakatani
Paris
James Brown Scott
Carnegie
Tokichi Tanaka
Pacific Islands
Seven Months of Eczema Torture Prompts Cure Claim
An April 11 1916 letter from N W Hymes of Montrose West Virginia describes seven months of severe eczema on the head and limbs with intense itching and burning. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with healing and notes samples offered by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Hymes
R. 1
Montrose
W. Va
Ura
Boston
Japan to get Equator, Caroline and Marshall groups
The embassy view at the peace conference favors awarding the Equator and the Caroline and Marshall islands seized from Germany early in the war to Japan. Cable dispatches show Japanese schools banks and steamship lines already established there and efforts to integrate them into the island empire.
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Equator
Caroline
Marshall
Germany
Japan
Open Door in China Seen Benefiting Japan and U.S.
Dr. T Iyenega at a Japan Society luncheon argued that China’s open door serves Japan’s interests just as a peaceful Mexico with growing trade benefits the United States. Baron Sawatani urged enduring friendship and Pacific regional cooperation, expressing hope America and Japan will remain fast partners for 60 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
Japan
Mexico
United States
T. Iyenega
Japan Society
Baron Sawatani
Iyenega
Baron Sakhatina
America
Pacific
Charters Issued for Dallas firm and San Antonio club
Charters issued in Austin on September 30 include Pallas Cotton and Linter Company of Dallas with capital stock 1000 and incorporators Tom B. Burnett Irene Ferrell and M. N. Chrestman. Hotel Employes Musical and Literary Club of San Antonio with no capital. incorporators K. V. De Lacy C. C. Ethridge and A. R. Kelly. Sweetwater Permanent Warehouse Association of Sweetwater with capital stock 1000. incorporators Abe oF mery O. E. Bonner and G. J. Tou ch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Pallas Cotton & Linter Company of
Dallas
Capital Stock
Tom B. Burnett
Irene Ferrell
M. N. Chrestman
Musical & Literary Club of
San Antonio
K. V. de Lacy
C. C. Ethridge
A. R. Kelly
Sweetwater Permanent Warehouse Association
Sweetwater
Abe
Mery
O. E. Bonner
G. J
Congress Plans Fraternal Meeting Set for November 14 15
Fraternal organizations in San Antonio organize the Texas Fraternal Congress to meet November 14 and 15 in the city with open sessions at the Alamo and seating provided by the Chamber of Commerce. Two delegates from each participating body will attend the Saturday report at the Gunter, with a public audience invited to the open sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Exas
Gunter
Woodmen of the World
Weesatchie
Commercial
Woodmen
Williams for Speaker Entering Texas House Race
Newt B. Williams of McLennan County appears ready to enter the race for speaker of the Texas House in the Thirty-fifth Legislature. He joins three declared candidates Mendell Travis County Fuller San Jacinto County and Spencer Wise County. Williams, who was defeated by Judge John W. Woods for speaker in the last Legislature, says he can win and has studied the speakership situation while in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Newt B. Williams
McLennan County
Mendell
Travis County
Fuller
San Jacinto County
Spencer
Wise County
Williams
State Department
John W. Woods
Fisher County
Mr. Williams
Mrs Hartmeister Credits Foley Kidney Pills For Help
Mrs F E Hartmeister of Tea Mo says kidney trouble for two years left her unable to cook but Foley Kidney Pills restored her energy. The ad urges readers to heed kidney symptoms like weak back dizziness puffiness under eyes and swollen ankles.
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F. E. Hartmeister
Foley
A. M. Fische
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