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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1914

Page

5

Scottish Rite Masons Observe Maundy Thursday Banquet

About 150 to 200 Scottish Rite Masons in San Antonio are expected to attend Maundy Thursday ceremonies at the Masonic Temple on Losoya Street April 9 at 7:45 PM. Only those with eighteenth-degree status may attend, with over 400 eligible Masons in the area. The event includes the extinguishing of lights, the mystic banquet, relighting tapers Easter morning, and a formal toast program led by Judge William S. Fly.

San Antonio Pilgrim Chapter No Knights Rose Croix Masonic Temple Losoya Street Rose Croix Knights West Commerce Street Adah The Eastern Star Ss. H. C. Burgin Temple William Fly Richard Tommins J. F. Davenport Jr. Cochran Samuel P. Cochran Sovereign Texas Bexar Lodge of Perfection No Pilgrim Chapter St. Anthony Hotel Cochran

Nervous Prostration Testimonies and San Antonio Masonic Visit

Philadelphia and Ephrata women credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from nervous prostration and related symptoms. Separately, Samuel P. Cochran arrives in San Antonio to grant permanent charters to Bexar Lodge of Perfection No. 9 and Pilgrim Chapter No. 6, with ceremonies, banquet, and potential dispensation talks for a new consistory.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham Mary Johnston Siegel St Ephrata J. W. Hornberger R. No. 3

Will Carry Mails Over San Antonio Uvalde Gulf Line

The railway mail service is approved for the San Antonio Uvalde Gulf line from Pleasanton to Carrizo Springs with current link from San Antonio to Campbellton and plans to extend to Corpus Christi. Start depends on clerks. a new train begun by the railroad will depart San Antonio at 3:45 p.m. to carry mail.

San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Pleasanton Carrizo Springs San Antonio Campbellton Corpus Christi Postoffice Department Uvalde & Gulf Postoffice Attac

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad claims reliability

An advertisement from Fischer's Drug Store touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a dependable remedy for coughs colds croup whooping coughs bronchial and la grippe coughs and related throat and breathing issues promising prompt definite relief for hoarseness tickling throat and wheezy breathing.

Foley Fischer’s Drug Store

You Are Entitled to the Best, If You Ask

An Ady brief urges readers to demand top value, promising superior returns only when one asks for the best. It highlights the incentive of proving worth through inquiry and persistence.

Jealousy Leads to Shooting on North Medina Street

T B White, 30, wounded in left shoulder by a gunman identified as Duke Jones, 37, jailed for assault to murder. The pistol came from J T Keen saloon at 321 South Pecos Street, which was broken into Monday night. Police say motive was jealousy. two shots were fired. White treated at city hospital. Keen's list included whiskey bottles and a 45 caliber pistol.

T. B. White Medina Street Perez Street Duke Jones J. T. Keen Pecos Street City Hospital Keen

Waco Boys Detained In San Antonio By Police

Joseph Bowers and Farrell Spitler, both from Waco Texas, are being detained in San Antonio awaiting telegram reply to notification of their detention. Bowers, 13, told police he and Spitler ran away to join a musical comedy company after traveling from Waco on a freight train.

Joseph Bowers Farrell Spitler Waco Tex San Antonio Lancaster Bb, Diaz

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