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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
5
Mrs J L advises frequent use of canthrox to boost hair growth and shine, with a canthrox mix making rich lather for cleansing. Delatone paste removes unwanted hair, pyroxin thickens lashes and brows, hardene tonic cleanses blood and boosts energy, and quinzein tonic fights scalp issues for soft brilliant hair.
An advice column suggests Turkish baths are taxing on health and promotes parnotis treatment for fat loss. It instructs dissolving 4 ounces parnotis in hot water and taking a tablespoon before meals to gradually reduce fat and restore figure symmetry with no risk of rebound.
An old remedy suggests using 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine in a half pint cold water plus 1 ounce almozine to form a cream jelly. Apply daily to the arms neck and face to remove impurities and banish sallowness and greasiness while smoothing hollows.
Paul Lunkenheimer dies at 22 after a lingering illness at a local hospital. His body, with wife and mother, will go to Philadelphia for burial. John Bell former Southern Pacific locomotive engineer dies. funeral with bearers from fellow workers tomorrow at 10 from 110 Gonzales street. J Gunderman 33 dies at sister’s home. body sent to Galveston for burial. survived by mother, sister, and two brothers.
Entertaining hosts Mr and Mrs H L Armstrong were guests of Mrs Thomas McKay last evening at her Powderhouse Street home. Attendees included Misses Mary Mosely Della Hammil Agnes Hammil Emma Tietze Lily Wolfard Pauline Well Ruby Artz Alma Krisch Edna Miller Erna Miller and Messrs Albert Miller Edgar Krisch Edward Wogell Albert Eisenhaus Joe Rodger Shafer Beck Hollender.
A daily plain spur max lotion recipe is offered to prevent tan and freckles. By mixing 4 ounces spur max with a pint of hazel or hot water and 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine, the lotion claims to smooth rough oily blotchy skin, avoid pores clogging, and provide a lasting, invisible tint.
An advertisement touts Mona crystal tonic claiming dull eyes regain liveliness. It explains dissolving one ounce crystal in a pint of cold water and applying 2 to 3 drops daily to remove particles reduce inflammation and treat granulated lids. The ad cites Mrs Martyn's Beauty book at five dollars.
Ernest Delaplaine of this city and Grace Phelps of Milwaukee were married in Denver after meeting in Golden Colorado on a vacation. They returned home to 208 Fourth Street two days later with a guest who accompanied Delaplaine from San Antonio.
The A. and E. Literary society hosted by the Misses Ahr with fern and flower decor. August 20 sees Miss Mary Ellen Campbell hosting the Knights of Columbus card party at their hall. Various visits and travel plans noted among locals including Misses Ives heading to California, Mrs. Lowe hosting visitors, and church activities at Madison Square Presbyterian. The Jewish Literary society meets tonight at 8:30, Merry Maids Musical club hosts a program with multiple solos and a piano trio, and club prizes awarded to Miss Fono Laughlin with Miss Ella Frass receiving the booby.
On Friday August 9 the Grand presents Texas Bud from the 101 ranch and Tony Lavell of Silver City New Mexico in a stage roping contest with a $25 prize. the audience will judge. Two shows start at 9 and 10 p m with three first run reels and James Anderson performing new ballads.
Chicago Title and Trust Company trustee in bankruptcy of Edward B Leighs estate sues William B Leigh and Mrs George Leigh for title and possession of about 3228 acres in Kerr County known as the Stone Leigh ranch claiming wrongful withholding of land worth 40000 dollars or more and seeking general and special relief.
Charles Brient and Miss Dannie Jordan were wed at Trinity Church in an evening ceremony witnessed by many friends. The bride wore white marquisette over satin with white carnations. attendants included maid of honor Miss Ellen Louise Brient and maids Myrtle Elliott and Florence Goeth. The ceremony was led by Rev. O. P. Wright, followed by a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside at 1420 Olive Street, San Antonio after a brief wedding journey.
John J. Crow and Miss Ruthle Lee Irvin married last evening at the South Side Baptist church in a ceremony officiated by Rev. T. C. Long. Attendants included Selma Irvin maid of honor Nellie Turner Delia Crow and Isaac Crow as best man. The couple plan to reside in San Antonio.
Entertained at Post last evening by Mrs. H. H. Holland in Fort Sam Houston quarters. Guests included Nell Pierce Weatherford Agnes Hines Fort Worth and a long list of social names with punch and ice course served.
County voters authorize a 50000 bond issue to fund a causeway linked to the San Antonio Rockport Mexican railroad. Bonds sold to the railroad for 40 years at 5 percent interest. Railroad to construct a 24 foot vehicular causeway across Aransas Bay from Live Oak Point to Lamar. Election results announced tonight on the St Anthony Roof Garden after polls close.
Five new charters approved in Austin Texas include J A Kemp Oil Co of Wichita Falls with 10000 capital stock and incorporators J A Kemp Wiley Blair Frank Kell and others Marrs Lingo Motor Co of Dallas with 7500 capital stock and incorporators A A Marrs D C Lingo J W Fox Southern Construction and Mill Supply Co of Houston with 5000 capital stock and incorporators B M Estes Mrs M A Hayes and Dave A Weiss First Presbyterian Church of Glazier Hemphill County with 100 capital stock and incorporators Mrs Alice Mercer Mrs Louise Blazingame S M Nunn A D Aldredge Co of Dallas for printing with 15000 capital stock and incorporators Albert L Toole Albert T Layton John M Payne. German inventor claims air blown by feet to help wind players.
Letters from Mrs Dema Bethune of Sikeston Missouri and Mrs Charles Moors of Murrayville Illinois praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for severe female troubles. Bethune recounts years of pain and weakness and says the remedy restored energy enabling daily tasks and social life. Moors says the product saved her from surgery after doctors urged it.
Warren moves to secure medical care for Helen as tonsillitis grounds a few days of rest in a London hotel. He tries to shield her from cost and cold while arranging nurse-free care. Helen endures tension over money and closeness, torn between worry and affection as the day ends.
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