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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
10
A short kitchen note describes making hot griddle cakes big and brown to a golden hue, then serving them promptly with a generous topping. The passage evokes a fresh breakfast ritual focused on simple, hearty nourishment.
Franklin Automobile Company sponsors a national efficiency demonstration with almost 200 Franklin dealers. San Antonio and Birdsong Poickernick will run a test on a single gallon to measure mileage, aiming to show real gas economy and the broad impact on operating costs. The event mirrors last year’s record 30.8 miles per gallon, seeks no prizes, and emphasizes practical automotive efficiency across varied conditions and locations.
A Louisville reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after she refused surgery for a suspected tumorous growth. She describes tainting spells, pain, and fatigue, and credits the tonic with better sleep, energy for housework, and overall well being.
The Franklin manufacturing group plans a May 1 demonstration to show how gasoline economy reflects overall engine efficiency. The test emphasizes weight reduction and power optimization to lower fuel use while maintaining performance, signaling a potential standard advance in automobile design.
The notice lists upcoming attractions at Grand Opera House and Majestic. Major entries include seven vaudeville acts at the Majestic and feature films at the Grand such as Charlie Chaplin in A Line’s Elopement and a submarine adventure Trapped in the Death Tit, plus Mephisto’s At the Devil’s Ball satire and a study on naval gunnery. The text highlights national service, entertainment, and local scheduling.
An advertising snippet touts Cascarets as a spring health aid. It claims the product cleans the bowels and liver, stops headaches, bad breath, and gas, improves tones, and is safe for children. It urges readers to take Cascarets to feel well and energized.
An advertiser claims Dodson's Liver Tone is a safe vegetable remedy replacing dangerous calomel. The copy sells the tonic as quick relief for headaches biliousness sour stomach and torpid liver with claims of no salivation and easy daily work, urging readers to buy and test it.
A bustling program notes Ethel Terryaiare headlining and a montage of performances. Charla Marien rises to fame in Paris before returning to the Met in New York with a plan for a happy marriage shadowed by complications. The Queen cinema lists "The Ghost Breaker" and "The Third Commandment" along with a four reel romance starring Frank X. Bushman. No ticket price change. six reels shown tonight.
A damaged readable fragment describes hair loss and scalp irritation. It mentions a remedy involving Dunderine and a special in store program to stop dandruff and fall. The text references Quin store and theater context but provides limited clear facts.
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