Ivory Soap Ad Proclaims Finest Bath Soap
An advertisement extols Ivory Soap as the finest daily bath soap and the cheapest health insurance. It floats and lathers freely, and a cake of it covers a large surface quickly and thoroughly.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
6
An advertisement extols Ivory Soap as the finest daily bath soap and the cheapest health insurance. It floats and lathers freely, and a cake of it covers a large surface quickly and thoroughly.
A vivid listing of fruit and produce prices with many items and units. Includes California peaches, apples, grapes, green beans, tomatoes, cukes, peppers, lettuce, carrots, garlic, onions, okra, pumpkins, beans, squash, Irish potatoes, butter, cheese, fish, and honey with per unit costs and bulk lots. Also features miscellaneous grocery notes and prices for country produce.
An 1855 society meeting at Travis Park Methodist church parsonage lawn highlighted devotional readings by Rev B D Mouton and remarks by Rev Mouton on parsonage work. Farewell addressed by Mrs Almeds Heriitt, Heriitt leaving for Wesley House in Alabama. gifts shown to Mrs Hewitt. A birthday party for Josephine McCullough followed at 319 Omaha with games and pink decor.
Mysindrs Ed McClannahan and Miss Grave McCloonahan have gone east for weeks and are now in New York. Mrs Atos Graves Jr and children have spent summer on Long Island and will return about September 20. Socials include St Patrick’s lawn party at Willow and Van Niear streets on Thursday evening August 27. Captain Dichman sails with family to the Philippines from San Francisco. Numerous visits and house parties are listed at homes on Mason, Monterey, and Martin streets among others with guests from Seguin Austin and Cusro. Local church lawn party and social events mark the week.
Crowded shelves at Bexar Runs and other drug stores as locals seek Polaqni, the new eczema cure. The offer includes a 0 cent sample and a two dollar package. Poslam reportedly heals eczema in two weeks for chronic cases and overnight for minor skin issues. Emergency Laboratories, 32 West Twenty-fifth Street, New York City.
Mrs Ross W Davis Mrs H C Carter Mrs D D Furnish Miss Ruth Hattmeyer Miss Lydia Whitehead and Miss Rose Brack are hosting a reception with refreshments. Guests include Mr and Mrs O B Dewees from Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Claude Keeran visiting from a ranch, plus Miss Zisse Stumberg and Miss Sarah Mowry. Mrs Clarence Thomas and Miss Armine Reily plan a New York trip ahead of Miss Kelly entering Vassar. Also noted are out of town attendees for the Collar Good man wedding and a Burnsadvert for BURNETT CO selling paper goods and packaging materials with new Philadelphia address.
A jumble of visitors and residents is listed as guests or travelers in Rockport and nearby cities. Names include S id Schroeder and family at Rockport, Mrs. Ferdinand Staffel visiting, Mrs. W. Harwell, Victoria Mary S. Summer a railroad man, J. P. Watson and Dave Pilep from Houston, L. W. Nooner and J. A. Jones from El Paso, and others at the Mission hotel, Angelus, or Menger.
An American traveler identified as Wit, Straube giving New York as his home says two American crooks on a steamer robbed him of 2590 and a water‑proof chain. Paris police report receiving a second complaint from an American woman claiming she was robbed of 100 under similar circumstances.
A fragmentary health column discusses flesh building, nerves, digestion, and cheerful attitudes. It covers corset fitting advice, the need for custom lengths, and avoiding stays bought without proper fitting. It also mentions hay fever eye care with diluted nasal washes and a cucumber milk skin treatment with a complex formula.
A fragmented San Antonio feature recounts an afternoon at Shaw's dairy herd with humor about cows and local commerce. A telephone girl conversation and local store chatter appear, hinting at social life and flirtation, ending with jumbled phrases about promising a house and paying for a Stowers suite.
Fraternal lodge notices list meetings at Elks hall and various lodges in San Antonio. Include Alamo lodge No 44 and Monroe lodge No 82 with references to Mystic Circle and Pythian halls. Future dates unclear but events cover Odd Fellows and Eagles venues in the city.
A Pleasant Social at Mrs. F. S. Tracy’s home on Seventh Street with about 200 guests attending. A bright lawn party featured an entertaining program including songs and duets by local girls such as Miss Taxel Comstock and Miss Mamie King, with instrumental pieces by Don Daggett and others, refreshments on the lawn, and stylish entertainment by James.
Weather map indicates fair conditions except an eastward moving storm area. Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic states see rain while the Southwest remains generally fair. Temperatures are near normal as Murray, clerk of the Fourth quit, and his wife depart for Utopia to spend vacation in the Sabinal area.
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