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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
11
An advertised cure claims dandruff is caused by germs harming hair roots. Parisian Sage guarantees removal of dandruff and itching within two weeks or money back, with testimonials from users including an 85 year old man. Large bottle 50 cents at Bexar Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
Kamakura Maru carries word that the Nanking Taotoi will pick thirty business leaders from cities visited by last year’s Associated Chamber of Commerce delegation to return the visit from Pekin. The trip, planned for May, is funded with half a million dollars by the government.
Beauty editors promote dry shampoo as superior to washing for a clean lustrous head. The routine uses powders mixed and applied at night, then brushed out in the morning to remove oil dirt and dandruff, claimed effective for men and women. Obtain ingredients from a druggist.
Mrs G J Anton of Philadelphia endorses Casca Royal Pills as the best remedy for chronic constipation and invites readers to request a free trial package from The Blackburn Products Co Dayton Ohio. Pills sold by druggists in 10 and 25 cent packages.
May Robson stars in the screaming comedy of errors The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary at the Grand tonight The New England type of old maid keeps audiences roaring at her misadventures The London press praises Robson as the show’s main artistic force The Royal hosts The Painter and His Singing Girl plus Too Many Darlings and other acts with matinee at 3:30.
The Star announces next week return of Don Carlos dog and monkey hotel with three performances nightly. Additional acts included and family demand noted for physical culture fans. Crown Theater screens Uncle Sam watching the Mexican border and a drama Pentley exposing gambling ruin. Malaria tonic Grove’s Taste Less Chill Ton ic offered at 50 cents.
Captain Bill McDonald, once a ranger captain, said he will remain on his Quanah ranch despite offers including a Houston police chief post. He did not specify other opportunities.
The notice invites ladies of all kinds to make Rosenthal's at 514 1-2 East Houston a headquarters during the carnival and afterward. It promises delightful drinks comfortable seating attentive service and a cool place to sit and sip as a social invite to attend.
The United States mail transfer office in Denison Texas was evicted from the Katy passenger depot last night. Katy officials moved the mail sacks and paraphernalia to the post office citing rent nonpayment as the friction cause. The abolition of the transfer office was rumored today.
David Wolver, son of a local minister, was cleared by Squire Turner following testimony in Marshall Texas. The case concerns the accidental shooting death of a Black student yesterday. The incident drew national wire service coverage and occurred amid a harsh headline environment.
A table of dainty neck pieces in new Easter styles including Dutch collars jabots net collars and coat collars in lace and embroidery. Several hundred pieces to choose from at 59 cents each usual price 75 cents
Houston pastors vote unanimously to condemn Y M C A directors for withdrawing support from Rev. Dr. L G Broughton of Atlanta after his planned lectures touched on prohibition. They uphold Broughton and demand the association clarify its stance while noting the loss of moral and financial backing from local churches.
The passage notes people acting quietly to avoid notice while performing tasks requiring unrestrained movement of their lower limbs. It emphasizes convenience over display and suggests a need for freedom of motion in daily activities.
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