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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1917

Page

12

Fiesta parade features record beauty in trade displays

A large Thursday parade through San Antonio showcased heavy participation by manufacturers and auto firms. Prizes awarded by the Manufacturers Club highlight factory and non factory entries with floats from Woodward Carriage, Finch Cigar, Dun Dee, and many others. Fire apparatus, military bands, and a Lone Star Racing homing pigeon display added spectacle along the route.

Woodward Carriage Company Alamo Plaza Houston Commerce Pioneer Flour Mills Finch Cigar Company Dundee Feed and Milling Company A. G. Duerler Manufacturing Company San Antonio Machine and Supply Company L. Frank Saddlery Company Hoffman-Hayman Coffee Company Jenners Manufacturing Company E. H. Goff Ed Steves and Sons Fisk Company of Texas Joske Brothers Sunset System Crockett System Crockett School Ninetenth Infantry Military Band Paradd Wright Schertz Rifle Club Travis Club Jenner Manufacturing Company Brown Cracker and Candy Company Republic Shelly-Loring Overlands Willys- Knights Peerless Jefferys Dixies Mitchells Jordans Slim & Mike Household Household Furniture Company San Antonio F. E. Scobey Bevo Heusinger Hardware Company Johnston & Burnett Red Cross Duerler King Furniture Company Alamo Auto Sales Company Exide San Jose Red Swan Coffee Pruitt Commission Company Jowdy Women's Christian Temperance Union Uncle Sam Peden Iron and Steel Company Jewel Company L. W. Culver Merchants’ Transfer Company San

The Light's Daily Story Tea and Trial in Snow

Richard Farrar attends Caro line's tea and becomes entangled in a tense case about a railroad land dispute. A poor cousin, posing as a gown carrier, arrives in distress and earns sympathy. In court the cousin defends her claim, winning a favorable ruling that upsets Richard.

Olive Roberts Barton Richard Farrar Caroline Richard Judson

Dandruff Remedy Promise From Liquid Arvon

An old remedy claims four ounces of liquid arvon applied at night dissolves dandruff and stops itching. It asserts most dandruff disappears by morning with repeated uses and promises shiny hair, available at any drug store for little cost.

Nevers

General Munitions Board formed to equip U S forces

The Council of National Defense creates a General Munitions Board to oversee prompt outfitting of army and navy for war with Germany. Frank A. Scott of Cleveland chairs the board with top Army and Navy officers and advisory members including Howard B. Coffin Julius Rosenwald and Dr Franklin Martin.

United States Germany General Munitions Board Council of National Defense Frank A. Scott Cleveland, C Warner & Swasey Company Thomas SS J C. Holcomb J. H. Hancock W. Lemy McH. Howe Howard B. Coffin Charman of Industries Julius Rosenwald Franklin Martin

Attractiveness Boost by Freezone Corn Remedy

A vintage advert encourages a brisk step and smooth feet, claiming corns ruin beauty. It promotes Freezone from drugstores to remove hard or soft corns and calluses with a few drops, drying and shriveling the corn without skin irritation, aiding a youthful, attractive stride.

Baby in No Man's Land Moves War Front Hearts

In a fog shrouded dawn on the western front a German cavalry officer reports a baby crawling between trenches. A German soldier rescues the child and both sides pause as French troops cheer, then guns resume with reduced intensity.

London Edgar von Schmidt- Pauli West Front Donnerwetter

Lost City of the Incas and Machu Picchu Viewpoint

The article extols the Inca preference for sites with broad outlooks, noting Machu Picchu’s unmatched setting. It describes the intihuatana view from the town, and gives elevations of about 8500 feet for the city and 6500 feet for the river, highlighting the striking landscapes.

Harry A. Franck

River Gate to the Invincible City in the Andes

The passage describes a hushed river roaring up 2000 feet to a hidden city, with unpeopled, densely forested mountains in blue and purple ranges. The Urubamba gate lies opposite, with three great blue ranges and Cordilleras forming a distant barrier, while other ranges fade toward the Amazon and Brazil’s clouds drift above.

Urubamba Montana Amazon Brazil

Van Lax Promotion for Digestive Health In Memphis

An old advertisement touts Van Lax as the best medicine for liver bowels and stomach. It claims to replace calomel without sickness, suitable for all day use with gentle cleansing and clear headed relief. Side notes urge mothers to give it to children and offer a 50 cent bottle from druggists or via Van Vlee Drug Co Memphis Tennessee.

van Lax van Vlee Drug Co Memphis Tenn

How to Have Red Lips

The article claims red lips and pink cheeks signal health and vigor. It argues many healthy young people lack color due to low red blood cells and touts three grain hypo-nuclane tablets as a universal cure. It notes improved blood and complexion after months of treatment and mentions sealed packages from top physicians and shops.

For Rent Columns Bring Homes To Seekers In Light

A nostalgic note on past trudging for housing contrasts with a claim that the Light newspaper now lets homes find seekers. The piece emphasizes the ease of discovering rental options via the publication's For Rent columns, saving labor and foot discomfort.

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