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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
6
Catholic churches schedule Easter week masses and Sunday school activities. Readings note services at St Marys and nearby parishes with ordinations, processions, and parish gatherings, including Easter Sunday masses, vigils, and special devotions.
A historical medical ad extols Cardui as a cure for women’s suffering during critical times. It cites anonymous testimonials and urges readers to try Cardui, asserting widespread success and urging women to seek relief from menstrual and related ailments.
A collage of sermons and Holy Week events at city congregations. Talks on Christianity and revival fill Sunday evening programs while morning services honor Easter with communion and sermons. Choirs, Sunday schools, and youth groups convene across multiple churches, including the Central Office Building venue.
Fragmented notice describes a Sabbath service at United Presbyterian with preaching by an evening speaker and choir performances. It notes locations including Madison Square, Lexington Avenue, and Towneend avenues, listing names and titles such as Dudley Muck and Erica Berlvenr. The piece mentions readings and hymns like The World's Light One and O Day of Redeemer, with choir contributions and morning prayers.
Abstracted notes from a church program describe evening service and musical offerings. The item lists sermon, choir, and congregational roles amid a brief schedule of events for a Sunday night service.
Frank Gordon, 28, was charged with reckless driving after his car struck motorcyclist Dotminge Sanchez and then knocked him down near Commatee and Lesuga streets. Sanchez was treated at city hospital for a scalp wound. Police said the steering failure contributed to the crash.
A fragmented society page from Santa Ana highlights a mix of social happenings and personal mentions. It references May Aljns Alto, Mrs Moneta, and several individuals with scattered notes on events, readings, and gatherings, reflecting a busy social calendar and community connections.
A fragmentary listing covers theater happenings with mentions of productions such as Ambrose's Little Hatchet and The City of Night. It notes performers Madeline, Muriel Manning, and others, along with court and newspaper references, previewing Saturday and Sunday showings and associated personnel.
OCR fragment mentions Arburgies and Emarches, Abrehesma’s Raster, Genet ve fhe Bite Antevin, and references to places like WA and Hale. Numerous garbled names and partial phrases create an incoherent record with no clear event or individuals to summarize meaningfully.
Notice to contractors about a project at Mei tae cat Weel Cuiptieess involving gravel and quarry operations. Public bidding procedures, safety requirements, and preparation of seed NIE adie by agents are referenced.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe saloons closing at a town site as a result of actions by the attorney general and comptroller, with courts, lawyers, and county officials cited in the process. Details are unclear and overlapping.
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