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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1916
Page
9
Advice extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal remedy for women’s ailments including backache headaches hot flashes and irregularities. It claims rapid relief and restoration of womanly health with herbal ingredients and temperance.
Cuero Texas firemen drill daily under Chief R. B. Heyer aiming to win a top prize at the state firemen's meet in New Braunfels in May.
Gray hair is aging but Sage Tea and Sulphur darkens it naturally and evenly. Apply with sponge or brush to small strands. after one or two applications gray hair vanishes and natural color returns for a thicker glossy appearance. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a ready to use option.
The Turkey Trot Band plans to attend the Merchants and Manufacturers Exhibition in Austin, if possible, during the May 6 to 16 event window. The effort depends on band availability and exhibit scheduling.
Data from the Texas state industrial accident board shows 18 129 accidents reported by insured firms in seven months from September 1915 to March 1916 with 60 fatalities. Claims reached 9 110 and compensation from insurers about 220 313 46 plus 57 355 61 for medical costs, totaling 277 669 07. November recorded the largest payout at 45 458 30 despite fewer accidents.
After terrible sufferings women recount recovery from ailments peculiar to their sex using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from readers describe experiences and urge others to seek relief, presenting no motive beyond helping fellow women.
Advert reads Hyomel Pocket Inhaler as a quick remedy for stuffed head catarrh. Mentions relief by inhaling medicated air, deep into nose throat and lungs, with claim of clear head by dressing time. Notes germ killing air, antiseptic effects, and a money back guarantee from druggists.
Robert F. Uhr, newly elected commissioner of fire and police, took his council seat after an official vote canvass. He asked to be excused from voting on further matters as he is unfamiliar with city business. The meeting covered payrolls, prisoner meals, health department costs, and a goat ranch lease petition, with a deferred decision on street signs bearing ads.
Advertised rail departures and prices include Washington round trip for 55.25 with travel dates April 13 to 15 and a separate Eagle Pass return on April 18. Limousine service listed May 12 and oil burning locomotives with observation cars referenced for Southern Pacific. The ad notes a fare of 3.45 for a related service.
Paris April 4. Dr Pierre Roux director of the Pasteur Institute announced the discovery of a serum for eruptive typhus treatment and prevention. The finding stems from the research of Dr Nicole editor of the Tunis Pasteur Institute branch.
Arthur Jones of Allen Kansas says kidneys and bladder trouble plagued him for years but Foley Kidney Pills bring relief and help him work in the hay field. He credits the remedy with easing rheumatism and back pain as well.
Mrs Sallie Harwood of Evensville Tennessee says she suffered extensive facial ringworm spreading to her neck and causing severe itching and sleepless nights. She notes improvement after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, purchased as directed in the World selling ad.
London reports Cardinal Mercier’s pastoral letter praising Belgium’s morale and calling for faith and patriotism. Governor General von Bissing had objects to political statements, warning against religious liberty concerns and political activity. A printer involved was sentenced to one year in prison per Havas report.
An advertising notice promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a valuable general tonic. It cites well known tonic ingredients QUININE and IRON and lists a 60 cent price.
A mission at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Eagle Pass conducted by Rev. Carl Haas of Brownwood draws a large crowd. He answers questions from a question box after each sermon and explains Catholic doctrine to Catholics and non Catholics. The mission ends next Sunday with a sermon and papal benediction.
The House naval sub-committee began drafting the annual naval appropriation bill after four months of hearings. The plan contemplates six capital ships two dreadnoughts and four battle cruisers as a compromise between Secretary Daniels recommendations and the general naval board. Daniels defended his five year program saying it would not leave the United States in second place.
An old health column claims headaches stem from self poisoning through liver and bowel toxins. It advises a daily morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to wash out poisons, cleanse the alimentary canal, and prevent headaches, noting quick results and inexpensive ingredients.
Admiral Fiske opposed Fletcher’s early appointment prompting the secretary to pause. Fletcher later stated he would be honored by the command and accepted, yet the disagreement with Admiral Fiske continued, creating friction with the Navy Department.
The board will review site options for a new high school at Tuesday night’s meeting. Several south of the business district are listed, but prices are deemed too high so purchases await reasonable offers. Architects are expected to be chosen, with plans for a sixteen room East City school and a twelve room West side annex.
In Corpus Christi on April 4 a new pleasure fleet opens for tourists. The flotilla includes high powered motor boats available for rent to fishing and pleasure parties to enjoy local marine attractions.
A humorous ad notes a man may feel well dressed in a $15 or $20 suit, but friends know better. Len tailor at 312 W Commerce offers tailoring and corrections to polish a look.
Father Angel Maria Barcelo aged 65 whose death friends attribute to a broken heart from exile in Sonora was buried in Douglas Arizona after dying suddenly at his sister's home when he fell from his chair at the table. His death is dated April 4.
A fragment lists a price of 65.25 dollars for Washington round trip and several dates including April 13 14 15 and May 12, with names Lim and On appearing in the text.
A 10 day test using Sargol tablets promises weight increases for thin individuals. Weigh before and after ten days, taking one tablet nightly with meals. Reports claim gains from several pounds to over eighteen, with no harmful effects. The note suggests consulting local druggists for Sargol and mentions a money back offer.
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