Summer constipation dangers and Po-Do-Lax remedy
The piece warns that summertime constipation is riskier than other seasons due to contaminated food and cold water. It promotes Po-Do-Lax as a remedy that increases bile to cleanse the bowels, claiming pleasant effects and a 50 cent price at druggists. It also notes Judge W. F. Williams of Oklahoma as the Democratic nominee facing a strong Republican vote in the November general election.
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W. F. Williams
Durant
DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE PROMISES PRACTICAL TRAINING
The advertisement extols a college offering book keeping and accounting taught by real business practice with shorthand as verbatim reporting, typing on the latest machines by the touch system, and advanced office dictation taught by a successful attorney with personal instruction from experienced instructors using modern methods.
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Draughon
Cured Wm F Anders Praises LIV VER LAX in Ad
Waco Texas resident Wm F Anders of 1625 Cleveland St employed by Hill and Campbell Grocery Co testifies in support of LIV VER LAX. He says prior bilious headaches left him barely able to stand but the remedy cured his troubles quickly. He urges others with constipation biliousness or stomach issues to try it. The product is sold at Dyer and Jones. Dixon and Hayter are urged to retire their baby buggies.
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Wm. F. Anders
Cleveland St
Waco
Texas
Grigsby
Hill & Cambell Grocery Co
Anders
Dyer & Jones
Texans Pride in State Fair Features Recreation Education
Dallas readers are invited to visit Fair Park for the twenty ninth State Fair of Texas opening Saturday January 17 for sixteen days. The fair boasts new features focused on recreation and education, lavish prizes totaling 75 000 in catalogs with specials bringing the total to 50 000, and extensive park improvements including widened roadways new fountains and sidewalks. Prominent Dallas and Texas leaders helm the project with W I Yopp as president and W H Stratton as secretary, among a large slate of directors.
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Dallas
Fair Park
Texas
W. H. Stratton
W. I. Yopp
Royal A. Ferris
Edgar L. Flippen
J. B. Adone
KE. J. Kieat
William Doran
EK. M. Kahn
A and M Exhibit Glories At Texas State Fair 1914
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas presents its most important State Fair exhibit. Visitors will see student work, experimental agronomy results, dairy herd practices, seed adulteration samples, and training methods for trees and vines.
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Dallas
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Milk Testing Contest At Texas A&M Becomes Rivalry
Dallas reports that Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas students will hold milk testing demonstrations and judging contests on the upcoming Saturday October 17. Competitions cover milk for added water and stimulants, and butter for moisture salts and fat content. Cash prizes totaling 70 dollars will be awarded across two dairy product classes.
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Dallas
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
State Fair of Texas to feature miniature factories exhibit
Dallas reports the 1914 State Fair of Texas opening October 17 for sixteen days. I Munger, director, has secured a thread manufacturing plant display and other industrial representations. An exhibit will trace cotton handling from field to gin to mill, highlighting Texas cotton manufacturing growth.
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Dallas
I. Munger
Texas
Modern Jerusalem Disappoints Expectant Traveler
The Christian Herald recalls how modern Jerusalem shatters the traveler’s romantic view. From arriving by American locomotive to rough streets and luxury hotels outside the walls, the piece contrasts ancient glory with today’s bustle. It notes multilingual pilgrims, foreign hotels, and nations vying for influence as the Turk’s long hold weakens.
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Jerusalem
Russia
Italy
France
Germany
Christian Herald
Pawner Runners In London Women Pawn Shops
A London police court case reveals a unique local vocation where women, called pawners or runners, carry goods for pawns to pawnshops. They charge 1 to 2 cents per trip, aiding neighbors too ashamed or busy to go themselves, with Monday the busiest day in the east end district.
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London
East End
Dance Madness and Polka Notes from Trollope Era
The Detroit Free Press recalls polka fashion as Trollope described it in his novels. It cites an heiress praising a French polkist with a new back step and mentions the era’s wide range of waltz and polka variations from dancing professors.
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Trollope
Detroit Free Press
The Prima Donna After Act Sparks Box Party Noise
A clipped theatre banter notes the Prima Donna’s cry for silence after the first act as manager complains about a boisterous box party. Puck quips that the audience encored the rival contralto four times.
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Puck
Dear Reginald Urges Early Employment After College
A mother advises her son Reginald to begin seeking work now that he has left college, arguing it is practical, while he counters that waiting for formal offers may feel more dignified. The Life snippet captures mid-century commentary on postcollege employment urgency.
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Reginald
Bates Exam Quicks On Fish In Pond Joke
Professor Bates tested a student named Pond who claimed no fish were present this morning. The professor persisted, asking if there were any fish in the pond, only to hear the student reply that the Bates were no good.
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Professor Bates
Pond
Bates
Admitted Incident Quips Highlight Late Night Return
Detroit Free Press quotes a terse exchange as a person admits to a late night home arrival. The dialogue shows tension and uneasy accord as the involved parties acknowledge the moment without escalation.
Great Expression Inspires Grief in Daring Tale
A dramatic exchange notes a daughter’s remarkable singing expression, contrasting with a mother’s inability to recognize her face while performing. The dialogue hints at a hidden tragedy behind the voice and the revelation it carries.
Husband Rescued Despairing Wife Catron Ky
A Cardui advertisement tells how Bettie Bullock in Catron Ky recovered from years of womenly troubles after her husband bought Cardus. The letter promotes Cardui as a tonic, cites a 50 year history and a request for free home treatment literature from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Catron, Ky
Bettie Bullock
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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