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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1912

Page

10

End of baggage rate war returns to prewar levels in San Antonio

Rates for baggage transport revert to 25 cents depot to hotel and 50 cents depot to depot after a period of price competition. The first piece remains higher for additional pieces. Rumors say a San Antonio businessman may own a controlling stake in the Yellow Line, with W A Lowther named manager replacing Welcome Smith.

San Antonio Yellow Line Yellow Line Company International & Great Northern Missouri, Kansas & Texas W. A. Lowther Welcome Smith Lowther Carter-Mullaly Company

Co operative Banks Closed After Arrest Of Treasurer

New Bedford and Acushnet Cooperative banks were closed and placed under bank examiner control following an investigation that led to the arrest of Edgar Lord treasurer of both banks. Lord pleaded guilty in district court to larceny of forty thousand dollars.

New Bedford Mass New Bedford Co-operative Bank Acushnet Co-operative Bank Edgar Lord Lord

Tidal myths and a bold request from Charlie Spooner

The Philadelphia Record quotes a person recounting an evening where Charlie Spooner asked for a kiss and grew angry when refused, saying he would have preferred to see the other party instead. Sir Robert Ball notes that ancient tides allegedly exceeded six hundred feet in height.

Charlie Spooner Philadelphia Record Robert Ball

Eckmans Alterative Claimed To Aid Lung Troubles

A testimonial from Aurora Indiana claims Eckmans Alterative cured severe lung trouble in Etta Plath and notes continued recovery reports. The ad asserts effectiveness for bronchi chills asthma hay fever throat and lung issues and urges readers to obtain a recovery booklet from Bekman Laboratory Philadelphia.

Eckman Second Ave Aurora Etta Plath Fischer Bekman Laboratory Philadelphia

Peril Of Drug Habit Warns Against Opium Cocaine And More

A physician warns that morphine and other opium derivatives including cocaine heroin and various hypnotics can rapidly form dangerous habits. He notes that opium can sharpen the mind briefly while eroding judgment, that heroin is three times stronger than morphine, and that cocaine is a potent stimulant with quick withdrawal effects. He advises strict regulation of hypnotics and stresses the risk to any user who cycles between substances.

Parisian Sage advertised as dandruff cure and baldness defense

The ad claims PARISIAN Sage stops hair loss and dandruff and refreshes the scalp, promising quicker results than ordinary tonics. It features a girl with auburn hair on packaging and notes widespread use by tens of thousands of women, with Four Drug Stores selling bottles at stated prices.

Sé¢hwab-McElroy America

Seven digits per foot in chiropodists discussion

Chicago dispatch reports National Association of Chiropodists members discuss foot oddities. Dr Frank King cites a banker's wife with seven toes. Dr John Kenson notes a Maryland woman with size 12 feet eight inches across the ball. Mrs Alice Plato of Milwaukee wears No 1. Mrs Clara Houston claims perfect feet eight and a half inches long nine inches around the instep. she credits buying stock half sizes larger and wearing comfortable shoes with reasonable heels.

National Association of Chiropodists Chicago Frank King Erie Maryland John Kenson Alfred Joseph Alice Plato Milwaukee Clara Houston

Licenses for Cats in Boston Sparks Proposal

Boston resident Porter urges Mayor Fitzgerald to implement an annual cat license tax for all residents. He argues cats spread germs and disturb quiet with noises, claiming physicians support the health risk. Porter also criticizes Back Bay owners who abandon cats for summer homes.

Boston Alexander S. Porter Marlboro Street Fitzgerald Porter Back Bay

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