Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit
An old health advertisement extols drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims rapid relief from dullness headaches stuffiness foul breath and acid stomach and promises a rosy complexion and strong appetite. The cost is described as inexpensive and one quarter pound of phosphate supposedly lasts long enough to aid constipation rheumatism and general internal purification.
Pancho the Tiger and the Villa Uprising
A historical sketch traces Pancho Villa from bandit to general, then back to bandit. It notes his rise to command nearly 27 000 troops, clashes with Diaz and Huerta, alliance shifts with Madero and Carranza, and U.S. pursuit after Santa Ysabel. Villa is labeled outlaw remains.
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Pancho
Tiger
U.S
Villa
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Mexico
Altho Villa
Francisco Madero
Cmall
Porfirio Diaz
Madero
Diaz
Gan
Casas Grandes
Dias
Huerta
Carranza
Constitutionalista
Santa Ysabel
United States
Lopes
Castro
Griffiths lambastes mayor on liquor law proposals
Austin E Griffiths critiques Mayor Gill's plan to criminalize illegal liquor sales as a felony. He questions the need for a new official and argues current enforcement by police and prosecutors should suffice, urging action over talk and criticizing Dr Conger. He cites police costs and calls for proper direction.
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Austin E. Griffiths
Gill
the Star
Germans waste life as Verdun drive continues
Paris dispatches report a German thrust into Corbeaux woods on a five mile front west of the Meuse. German forces reportedly waste lives to gain one mile toward the Forges Dumieres road, with fierce fighting around Devaumont Vaux and Fort De Vaux. French Senegalese Zouaves and Turcos fight house to house in Vaux.
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Chas. P. Stewart
London
Corbeaux Woods
Meuse
Verdun
Forges Dumieres
Joffre
Goose Hill
Pethincourt
Paris
Assistants in Counsel Bradford’s Office Plan Legal Challenge
Assistants in the corporation counsel office pledge to fight for their jobs after Hugh M. Caldwell assumes the role. They claim civil service status and the right to remain employed. A test case likely will be started to gauge the strength of their contention.
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Bradford
Hugh M. Caldwell
Civil Service
City vigilence committee urged amid social club dance
Anti-Saloon league and join some personal liberty league. What is needed is not more penal laws and prosecuting officials, but a city vigilance committee. AUSTIN E. GRIFFITHS. A dance was given last night by the Commercial Club in the rooms of the club. About 100 couples attended.
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Personal Liberty League
Austin E. Griffiths
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Mexican Republic
Little Lord Roberts
Humphreys
Pfpe Price Humphreys
I .O
William and
Amatees
New York
Wilkes
Wilkes Bros.’ Stock Company
Metropolitan Theatre
New York Morning Telegraph
Walthall
Mayo
Henry B. Walthall
Ier
Ae Bol
Second Ave
University ST
John
Hamrick
Moore
Florence Martin
Wilkes Stock Company
Norman Hackett
Phoebe Hunt
Helene Sullivan
Richard Vivian
Ciccolini
Royal
Milan
Brussels
Petrograd
Warsaw
Odessa
Willa Holt Wakefield
The
Optimium
Jolly Johnny Jones
Stevens
Falk
Ray Dooley
Elmer Graham
Gordon Dooley
Variety
Benny
Woods
Orpheum Travel Weekly
the World At Work
Pinny
George Howell & CO
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