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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
6
The union states funds would purchase the bonds to show loyalty of its members, presenting the plan as a demonstration of workers’ allegiance to the national effort.
Readers submit coughs dandruff hair loss malaria thinness kidney pain and more seeking Dr Baker's remedies. Column touts oxydized menthol and several three to five grain tablets with directions and claimed fast relief while urging readers to mail self addressed envelopes for personalized replies.
The San Jacinto Cotillion Club hosted its annual ball at the Gunter Hotel ballroom with lavish decorations of smilax yellow tulle and pink roses. Leaders Miss Constance Ball and Willard Berman guided cotillion figures as guests wore elegant gowns and sashes reflecting the event’s festive, patriotic theme.
Arthur Claassen and Miss Dorothy Pagenstecher exchange vows Wednesday evening at the Pagenstecher home with the couple surrounded by palms amaryllis and greenery. John M. Steinfeldt played piano Wilhelm Marx violin performed Lohengrin music while Miss Mary Aubrey sang At Dawning and Two Bright Eyes.
The description covers a lavish wedding with floral bower like curtains of vines and roses, a bay window transformed for the ceremony, and an heirloom pier glass. It lists ushers, bridesmaids, the bride’s dress and bouquet, reception details, personnel handling the services, and post ceremony plans including a New Orleans trip and Fiesta events.
Miss Adina De Zavala spoke on the Texas Historic Landmark Association and praised Ray Lambert's splendid city beautification work and the preservation of beauty spots.
General Gerardo Machado, former Secretary of the Interior under President Gomez, reportedly surrendered to authorities at Santa Clara. He led the Unionist party in Santa Clara and headed the revolutionary movement there.
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