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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
7
An advertisement for Parisian Sage claims dandruff is caused by germs harming hair roots. It guarantees banishing dandruff and stopping hair loss within two weeks, with a large 50 cent bottle sold at local druggists. A testimonial from Mrs. M. G. Boynton attests reduced shedding and new hair growth after use.
Gianni Alongi testifies in U S district court on the black hand letter case. Assistant district attorney Parkin pressures him about English ability, noting his prior denial of English literacy. Alongi answers through an interpreter and then relies on Italian.
Fragmentary quote shows Diaz denying remarks and demanding truth while addressing confusion tied to statements attributed to him. A reported incident references scattered phrases and a Houston street context with decorations from McDonald.
Austin Hudson, long thought dead, reappears at his nephew John Maloney’s Brooklyn home after 35 years, verifies identity, then vanishes again. Maloney asks police for help locating him. story recounted by Maloney from his mother, Hudson’s sister.
At a San Antonio Humane Society meeting officers were elected led by James Anderson as president and S G Tayloe as vice president. The annual financials showed a balance of 434.85 after 2227.97 in contributions. The agent G L McCauley reported numerous child welfare actions including relocations, warnings, and placements across several homes and institutions.
Mrs. J.G. Johnson of Scottville Michigan testifies to the health benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative alluding to strength after farm work and motherhood. She praises the product for herself and her daughter noting relief from painful periods and irregularity.
William B Howland publisher of Outlook and Niagara commission member discusses saving Niagara Falls and limiting river power. He cites the Burton act expiring June 29 and calls for a new act. a free Niagara Falls bridge is proposed to honor the Ghent treaty anniversary. Howland met President Taft and urged congressional action.
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce cultural committee announces plans for a Southern corn show to be held in Atlanta next fall. The exhibition will be under Chamber auspices with invitations extended to all southern states and aims to be a success.
The April 9 church program at the Methodist Episcopal church will feature talks on missionary work in China. In the morning Mrs. Jane Field Bashford will discuss The Celestial Empire and Its Relation to Christianity. In the evening Mrs. Maud Turner Nites, with four years in India, will present with stereoscopic views and an Indian costume.
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