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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1915
Page
8
An old advertisement extols Resinol products for itching burning skin conditions including eczema and ringworm. It touts long physician use and reports of successful outcomes, claiming quick relief from itching and rapid healing, with products sold nationwide.
San Antonio and Southwest Texas focus on Morgan Steamship Company deciding to establish regular freight boats between New York and Port Aransas. Authorities expect a favorable reply as harbor depths and dredging progress support docking larger vessels. Shippers pledge to furnish steady cargo, with Chamber of Commerce backing port development and ongoing advocacy with federal regulators.
The Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce and other city bodies urged Texas lawmakers prompting rapid dredge deployment. During the cotton crisis period they backed the Channel and Dank Company proposal to store cotton quantities at Port Aransas, signaling coordinated action by local business interests.
Pronk Studer aged 19 was found wounded in the Country Club premises and died at 5 o clock Tuesday at the city hospital. The case is held at the Undertaking Company pending a will from daughter Mrs Mirrle Lieder of New York. Police say the wound was caused by a 4 SH caliber pistol centr The rear dust back pierced the brain. Studer was employed as a Viper at the Country Club for tyres years and had returned to the premises Tuesday morning.
A San Antonio meeting of the Merchants' Club reviewed plans for locally manufactured products distribution. A committee including Patterson, Herrman, Kleh, Martin, Hoth steen and Le was appointed to study and report on FHT projects, with a follow up session set for Thursday at 2 240 o'clock at the Gunter Hor headquarters.
Seven defendants pleaded guilty to minor abuse and related offenses in County Court before Judge Lytle. Sentences included two to two weeks of confinement and fines. Albert J. Keefe five days ten dollars, Isabel Grant ten days forty dollars, Adison (Addison) five days five dollars, Victor Plage ninety days four ten dollars, Tom King fifteen days one dollar, Willin Perkins forty days two ten dollars. One detainee named Gitleen died and fourteen dollars were noted.
Jane Frasier, 93, dies amid a land dispute with Houston and Texas Central Railway. Rail plans to lay tracks clashed with the widow's held strip, the yard area surrounding her shack now encroached by railway expansion.
Public interest in river bathing grows as Lambert bathing beach at Braiitencidge pile proves insufficient. A new riverfront site near Guienther and Constance streets is under city management and nearing completion with sand hauled in, water slides, lockers, and bath houses planned, to accommodate crowds and rival the original park.
The school board will meet at board headquarters on Thursday evening to discuss a site purchase for a new engine room on Yuatork avenue and a likely motion on related building and repair matters. Superintendent Mack has been interviewing teachers and may present recommendations from the teaching staff, with Mrs. Ell Hertahere and Mrs Tes Ina Maverick Green noted among the likely attending members.
The newly formed Jewish congregation of Buell Israel at 124 Soledad Street will dedicate its synagogue with 4 p.m. ceremonies Sunday featuring prayers addresses and music under Hallel Solomon. A Yiddish address is planned and members are urged to invite friends to attend. refreshments will follow.
An article from London reports a Catholic group opposing a so called Song of Hate by Lissauer and its spread in Germany. It condemns teaching ethnic hatred to youth and notes newspapers and authorities debating censorship and national sentiment.
The perfume distiller Henri fase of Meylene receives perpetual deportation and costs for supplying nerpliand essence. A hearing for Mrs. Mary Wapkington on a furnace charge was set before the Bexar County ex mincy Commission. District Attorney Grahan expected postponement by the state next week as readiness was stated by Assistant Girth eo Patterson. Patterson travels to attend the Southern Farmers conference in Galveston with commissioner Rabin of Insurance and Bankite Patterson.
Breyer, a long time Houston cotton merchant and president of the Lolo Cowipress Company, died at his home in Houston this morning. A native of Sayung, he had resided in New York, New Orleans, Galveston and Elvaston, living in Houston for many years.
The text claims Serefula symptoms include skin eruptions and gland issues, warning of danger. It suggests a purifying cleanse lasting years and promises renewed health, bright eyes, clear skin, and vitality by removing impurities from the system.
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