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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1911
Page
4
The article outlines how complex land titles have grown with urban expansion and asserts that Title Guaranty offers secure protection. It explains how in‑depth title examination, backed by a full guaranty, ensures ownership safety and refunds the purchase price if defects arise, making guaranteed title a prudent investment for buyers and investors.
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt told a Congressional committee he acted on his own initiative in approving the absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron by United States Steel. He said he would do the same again if faced with the same situation and explained his actions during a voluntary, hour and a half appearance before the steel inquiry panel. He read a prepared statement and answered rapid-fire questions from members.
From time immemorial sage and sulphur have been used for hair and scalp care. The article notes the home fireplace method and the shift to ready made preparations sold by druggists, highlighting Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Dye and its promise of satisfaction or money back.
An item lists Theo Arizt's Orchestra and mentions A. Gollman, a plumber, with two phone numbers provided. The brief notes both phones for each entry.
The article reports floods following a drought causing extensive damage in Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Oklahoma. Joplin mining district expects about 1 million dollars in flood related losses while northern and southeastern Kansas tally more than 500 thousand. Railroads lose bridges and track with trains rerouted over the Union Pacific. Sapulpa Oklahoma records over 14 inches of rain since Monday.
A new novel The Judgment by Mrs. A L Matlock of San Antonio and her sister Mrs. Mary R H King has just appeared and is drawing favorable critic comment. The book tells a heart gripping story of a woman unhappily married and the authors are noted Dallas St Marys College alumni and DAR members active in Texas literary and social circles.
Cameron social activity highlights include A T M club gathering hosted by Miss Mary Burns with games and refreshments. Nearby visitors include Tayor, Mr. and Mrs. Turner of Hanover, and Ralph Walston’s eighth birthday celebration hosted by Mrs. Hugh Porter with attendants.
George S. Sexton leads Epworth Leaguers as arrivals stream into Epworth by the Sea. The Western Union office begins operations on site with Nettleton in charge. Rev. J Marvin Culbreth from Nashville arrives to teach a mission study class. Rev. 8 H Burgin of San Antonio attends the assembly. Epworth postmaster Fred Bechert returns for the season. F S Parker, Nashville, sends regrets to President Ragsdale. Corpus chayter oversees news and postcards at the grounds.
Rest and health to mother and child. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for over sixty years as a remedy for teething pain diarrhea wind colic and general child soothing. Claims perfect success and fast relief with a twenty five cent bottle price.
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