After the Grip Comes Catarrh Peruna Endorsed by Officials
A 1900s health ad extols Peruna as a cure for grip and catarrh. It cites endorsements from Congressmen Crowley White and J. P. Megrew of the U S Capital Police praising Peruna after suffering coughs and grip. The piece warns catarrh follows grip and promotes Peruna as restoring normal health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
HPP
Joseph B. Crowley
Illinois
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
D. B. Crowley
George H. White
North Carolina
J. P. Megrew
U. S. Capital
Peruna hailed by users for grip relief and health boost
A series of letters from customers and advocates praise Peruna as an effective remedy for the grip and catarrh. Anna Russell describes improved resilience to cold, while J P Megrew and others endorse its quick cure and blood cleansing. Testimonials cite club members and civic figures noting strengthened health after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Megrew
Anna Russell
Loyd Mystic Legion
Endicott Building
St. Paul, Minn
Emily Milburne
Westside Young Woman’s Club
West Congress Street
Chicago
Peruna
Nicolas F. Rossiter
Norwood Avenue
Cleveland
Max J. Porges
Rivington
Peruna Cited By Many As Cure For La Grippe In 1900s Ad
The lettered testimonials claim Peruna cured the Grip for diverse individuals including Alderman Charles W. Culkin and County Clare Society President Martin Edwards. Miss Blanche Dumont says quick relief followed by restored health, noting La Grippe as epidemic catarrh and Peruna as a specific. Dr Hartman offers free advice from Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Edwards
County Clare Men’s Benefit Society
West Forty-Ninth Street
New York
Peruna
Blanche Dumont
Athenia Club
Aldrich Avenue North
Camden Place
Minneapolis
Minn
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hs Hartman Sanitarium
Columbua Ohio
Railroad News Highlights From Coast Trip and Local Appointments
San Antonio officials including Monserrate return from Corpus Christi and other points aboard a special train. The party includes Morse McKenny Meyers Lyford Martin and Lupton. Snow storms affect trains from north Texas. Houseman becomes I N paymaster. Fern Ridge carries Brackenridge party from Mexico. RYMCA plans and a milk speech by Rev Blanton. Local rail workers sail to St Louis for conference. Fireman hall slated for January 7 at Turner hall. Robert Hondman clarification, plus other local rail notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DPD
Monserrate
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Corpus Christi
Alice
F. B. Morse
Southern Pacific
G. M. McKenny
W. M. Meyers
Chicago
G. H. R. Lyford
Cincinnati
Mr. Hollingsworth
Houston
Real Estate Transfers Along Live Oak and South Streets
Net transfers include Bohmfalks to Albert Liebe north half of blocks 1 and 9% fronting North Braz street and other parcels in city blocks with varying frontages. Transfers mention Cassiano Dominguez Bell Chirny and others with sums up to 1050 dollars and 700 dollars through multiple blocks on Olive, Commerce, Pecos, Cherry and Buena Vista streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Oak
Fannie Bohmfalk
Albert Liebe
North Braz Street
Jone Cassiano
Dominguez
George
Theresia Tiaun
iMinnie Bell
South Olive Street
Ida Lorra
J.W. Bradford
West Commerce Street
Peter O' Brien
Joseph W. Daly
Cherry Street
William
Mrs. E. Berry
W. R. Bradshaw
Buena Vista Street
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Compay
Pedro Batista
Land transfers near San Antonio details and prices
J. Skrzycki transfers a 100 foot strip to the San Antonio and Gulf railroad for 180 dollars connecting to the public road south east of the city. J D Martin transfers the southeast corner of lot 14 block 135 on Casino street for 10 dollars and other considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Heights
Agnes Skrzy¢ki
San Antonio & Gulf Railroad
John M. Springer
San Antonio and
Lavernia
San Antonio
J.D. Martin
Silva Heimann
Casino Street
Chicken Show Continues at Maverick Building on Avenue E
After a five day run the West Texas Poultry and Pet Stock association exhibition will stay open today in the Maverick building on Avenue E. The show features fine chickens and a strong display of pigeons, cats, rabbits and dogs with well labeled coops and tidy displays reflecting good management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Maverick
Avenue E
Officers Elected by Knights of Honey Sunset Lodge No 1136
The Knights of Honey Sunset lodge 1136 elect officers including Dictator H C Gafford Vice Dictator R P Wilkinson Assistant Dictator Elias Roulf and Reporter T J Berry Financial Reporter Louis Spahn Treasurer Harry Tolle Sr Chaplain David Bell Guide F Jagge Jardian M Beck Sentinel G Dodie Trustees Elias Edmonds W P Henderson J Bosshardt Auditing Committee F Huntress Elias Edmonds W P Henderson Past Dictator Frank G Huntress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honey
Sunset Lodge
H. C. Gafford
R. P. Wilkinson
Elias Roulf
T. J. Berry
Louis Spahn
Harry Tolle
David Bell
F. Jagge
Jardian
M. Beck
Sentinel
G. Dodie
Elias Edmonds
W. P. Henderson
J. Bosshardt
F. Huntress
Frank G. Huntress
Local lodge of the Order of the Alaska is organized
A new lodge of the Order of the Ala mo was organized last night in this city with 206 members. Severe cold kept many away, but officers were elected: Commander H Heiligmann, Lieutenant Commander William Murphy, Chaplain Fred Groos, Guard Gus Biesenbach, Sentry Matt Rossman, Secretary H D Lindenborn. A smoker followed the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
The
Order of the Alamo
H. Heiligmann
William Murphy
Fred
Groos
Gus Biesenbach
Matt Rossman
H. D .Lindenborn
Hymenal notices list couples and guests in Bexar region
Henry Tezel and Clara Wellmeyer appear among couples, with Pedro Garcia and Josefa Peres and others named as guests at the Maglean Taylor Company event in Bexar. The fragment lists several pairs and attendees including Miss Leigh, Margaret Nu Vie and Messrs H A Cagsidy and Leo Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymeneal
Henry ‘Tezel
Clara Wellmeyer
Pedro Garcia
Josefa Peres
I.nz Gonzales
Teresa ‘Torres
Candelaria Trevino
Reyes Garcia
M. Leigh
Margaret Nuvieg
Messry
H. A. Cagsidy
Leo Jane
The
Maglean Taylor Company
Bexar
Notable Visitors Lodging At City Hotels
A string of travelers from multiple states check into city hotels. Dan Snell from Albany and J. Wiles Jr from Nashville stay at the Menger. George Bellar from Jackson and H G Zayisch from Smithville at the Southern. John Ward from Fort Smith and A G Morris from Kerrville at the Southern and Elite respectively. Separately, Chicago and New York guests arrive at the Menger and Elite, with local businessman C W Roberts of Hondo City noted. A medicinal note praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for pains and skin issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Allen
Fort Worth
Menger
George Bellar
Jackson
Water bearing basins identified in Red River Valley study
The United States Geological Survey, led by Charles M. Hall, reports two major artesian basins under the upper Red River Valley with a third near the surface. One basin extends from the Dakota Artesian Basin and yields up to 7,000 barrels daily, with water softer and suitable for stock and domestic use. The second basin sits above the first with harder water and widespread flowing wells. Maps detailing basin extents and depths will be published for Cass and Richland counties North Dakota and Clay and Wilkins counties Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Geological Survey
Red River Valley
North
Charles M. Hall
North Dakota Co-operative Survey
Great Dakota
James River Valley
South Dakota
Dakota
Enderlin
N. D
Red River
Cass and
Richland
North Dakota
Clay and Wilkins
Minnesota
Colored doctors organize in Houston state association
Dr Gov Starnes helped form a state association of colored physicians in Houston. The Love Star Medical Association was chosen. Officers elected include J H Wilkins president L W Baker vice president 8 M Ivons secretary G Q R Townsend treasurer. Chairmen were named for Surgery Ecology and General Practice. Starnes presented a paper on germs in disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gov. Starnes
M. ‘Vons
KR. Townsend
Victoria
B. J. Covington
Yoakum
J. H. Porver
Brenham
L. BD
Cook
la Grange Dy
Starnes
Teachers' examination notices by Prof. Watkins
Professor J K M Watkins announces examinations for teachers certificates will be held at the courthouse next Friday and Saturday. There will be no examination in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KM. Watkins
Willyber Mo
Finger Amputation At San Antonio Oil Works
Joe Parker a colored employee at the San Antonio Oil Works on Walnut street lost a finger and injured three others when caught in machinery last night around 11 o clock. Dr Baldessareli treated the wounds and Parker was later taken to his home at 715 Crookett street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parker
San Antonio
Walnut Street
Alamo Lodge Knights Dance Draws Large Crowd
Alamo Lodge No 206 Knights and Ladies View of Honor hosted a well attended dance in Mission Garden last evening. A large gathering stayed on the floor until the early hours after a midnight supper. Louis Spahn led the door, with a committee including Mrs A Spahn and others. Floor committee listed as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Lodge No. 206
Knights and la View of Honor
Mission Garden
Louis Spahn
A. Spahn
J. Buck
N. Nitzman
A. Black
S. Reiname
J Cadbhechange Matali
S. Buck
Permits to Dig Trenches for Utilities in City
Notices list individuals and addresses granted permits to lay gas or water pipes and make sewer connections. Domingo Morales at 203 South East Street and S. 7. Badgers at City and Sheridan Streets are among permit holders with others at Presa Street Carson Street Spofford Avenue Belgin Street and City Cemetery No 4 Fast Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domingo Morales
South East Street
Wihnar
South Presa Street
Badgers
Corner City
Sheridan Streets
William Will
Carson Street
Spofford Avenuue
A. Beifel
Belgin Street
City Cemetery No
Fast Commerce Street
Harris and others plan new additions and dwellings
Ewin and Mary C Harris to build a one room addition at 3805 North Flores St costing 75 dollars. Pobrowolski to build a three room dwelling on Austin St east 3500. WW Falls to erect open shed at 115 North Flores St costing 825 dollars. Mrs R Lewis to add a kitchen at 715 North Centre St costing 01. Wolf to build a three room dwelling on Lubbock St costing 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewin and
Mary C. Harris
North Flores Street
W. Pobrowolski
Austin Street
WW. W. Falls
North Flores Streeet
Mrs. R. Lewis
North Centre Street
Wolf
Lubbock Street
Frames and pictures on view at Texas Mantel Co
Gold frames black frames and other frames and pictures for sale at 500 frames complete at 25e visit Texas Mantel Decorating Co 513 E Houston St for details and to see them today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Mantel & Decorating Co
Houston Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic
Pacific
News OF the Railroads
MR. Monserrate
Blanton
North Texas
HU. L. Houseman
K. 5. Nane
U.S. Pawkett
Fern Ridge
George W. Brackenridge
Mexico
Harry A. Ransom
Dawson Streets
California
W. H. Blanton
Sunset Baptist Church
Fred. Barr
J. A. Lawson
W. L. Massey
L. S.j.hoag
John M. Mathis
Katy
Tononrosy
St. Louis
B. Cushing
del Rio
Brotherhood of ‘Locomotive Firemen
Turner’ Hall
Robert Hotdman
Officer Busch
Robert Honoman
Jacob Rechenthin
International & Great Northern Railroad
Galveston
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co
China
Dan Snell
Albany, N. Y
Hondo City
Robert M. Prosser
Camp Hudson, Ga
the Menger
H. Robinson
Bucklen
F. Kalteyer & Sons
Geo
F. Schmidt
Adolph Dreiss
Rattan
Wade of
Kattan
Joskes
Lis, Vital
Ase
Punch
Judy
Merriment
Heine
Europe
Joske Bros
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