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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1915
Page
4
An odd scene unfolds at the Home of Merun Mure tar moathe as a Cupid character exits the Lyshaut gleam. Dement is remarked by Donn in a puzzling, archaic dialogue style.
A fragmented Telegraph snippet mentions Henry, a dyer and alum, and dialogue about old fashioned ways. The garbled text includes phrases about waking and kinship, with unclear speakers and missing context from Phils delphis.
Testimonial style advertisement claiming Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache dizziness and nervousness from kidney disorder. Mrs G L Blair of San Antonio reports headaches swelling and fatigue improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Wester Milburn Co Buffalo NY promotes price one dollar and availability at dealers.
San Jacinto Cotillion Club hosts at 8 30 p m at the Gunter. Misses Jean and Mary Aubrey host a dinner party. Rehearsals and club events fill Thursday with a Flower Show at the Menger Hotel. Guests include Mrs John Franks Union and Miss Annabelle Milgarther among many name guests. flower show aims to become a Fiesta annual event.
Miss A M Reynolds former general secretary of the World YWCA, traveling to Los Angeles for the National YWCA convention, arrived in San Antonio Wednesday. She was welcomed by local officials, given a city tour, and to meet the board. Louise Holmquist of the National YWCA department of method will also pass through San Antonio. She plans to address the board and committees Thursday afternoon at Mrs G Bedell Moore's home.
Fragmentary note recalls old fashioned flowers like marigolds hollyhocks and phlox once grown by a grandmother in her garden with affection and memory for bygone blooms.
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