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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
12
An advertisement explains that skin diseases arise from blood impurities. It promotes S. S. S. as a cure by purifying the blood, removing humors and acids, and nourishing skin tissues. The note urges readers to obtain a free book and mentions THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. in Atlanta, GA.
The advertisement explains kidney function and warns against neglected kidney trouble. It claims Foley's Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys and purify blood, restoring vitality, with emphasis on safety and avoiding Bright's Disease or Diabetes. The ad targets Rexar Drug Co in Queensland.
Francisco Bulnes introduces a constitutional amendment in Mexico City to bar re election of president vice president or state governor. The move follows Diaz's stance against re election and is expected to move quickly. Sealed bids will be accepted in San Antonio for fuel forage straw coal and oil for Texas posts from May 1 1911. Col John L. Clem Chief Quartermaster.
New York April 5 The Standard Oil company issued a statement denying reports it finances the revolt in Mexico It said it has not interfered in Mexican affairs and remains apart from the republic with no collection moral or material
Those who delay using Hall's Tex t Wonder for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles face serious risk. A one dollar bottle promises quick and permanent relief and includes testimonials. Dr E W Hall lists 2926 Olive St St Louis Missouri as the address and druggists sell the remedy.
Carter B. Harrison was elected mayor of Chicago over Charles E. Merriam by about 18 000 votes. This marks his fifth mayoral term amid Socialist gains of about 11 000 votes. The report notes the political outcome and vote distribution.
Capt. George A. Schreiner argues for a national army reserve to boost security. He explains feasible funding, annual maneuvers, and benefits like guaranteed civil service opportunities, plus staged service after discharge and regional camp locations to cut costs. He weighs alternatives using militia backbone if a regular reserve fails.
The wedding of Jay Gould son of George J. Gould to Miss Annie Douglass Graham of New York is set for April 29 at St. Thomas church at 4 PM. The ceremony will be simple in nature and held in the city.
A Sikeston Missouri woman describes seven years of severe female ailments ending after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health, regained strength for housework, farming tasks, and social activities. The ad touts the remedy as the most successful for female complaints, listing displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains and nervous prostration.
Chas C Moore was unanimously elected president of the Panama Pacific International Exposition company yesterday. He is president of a San Francisco civil engineering firm.
At a Louisville convention of three trade associations, 500 delegates attend. Katharine L. Waterhouse of Kate Products Co., New York, is the lone woman and perhaps the youngest woman directing a U S corporation. She rose from stenography to secretary and treasurer, citing Lord Rothschild rules for guidance.
A woman organized another company that purchased her previous employers and now runs the entire business. She called business the greatest game in the world.
The Rathskellar in San Antonio runs daily from 12 noon to midnight offering good service and a choice of delicatessen and short orders at Elite Cafe.
Richard Lloyd Jones of New York secretary of the Lincoln Farm association visits Hodgenville Ky to arrange the memorial building dedication. June 3 has been favorably mentioned as the probable date.
Louisville hotel promoters name a new million dollar hostelry after Henry Watterson. A $25 prize was offered for the winning title with over a hundred submissions, and the editors obtained Watterson’s permission to use his name.
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