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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1912
Page
5
Franklin’s maxim urges saving to gain respect and stability. The article promotes universal relevance of his sayings and pitches a local bank’s 4 percent compound interest account. It advertises a booklet titled Why You Should Save with advice from successful people.
Col Ed H Cunningham 77 longtime San Antonio resident and Sugar Land business figure died at his home 335 Brahan Boulevard after a two week illness Born July 7 1835 in Van Buren Arkansas he served as captain then colonel in the Fourth Texas regiment later inspector general under Hood and Lee Surviving five children include Ed B Cunningham Los Angeles T B Cunningham El Paso Eva L Cunningham Narcissa Bryson and Sue Whiting Funeral plans to be announced Thelma Lee Ormond 83 of Luling died at 10 last night burial details pending home address 1208 Olive Street services at St Patrick's church today
George Lohr of Altom farmer pastured a stray horse claimed by Mrs. Ella Vorhees. The $1.25 charge sparked a long replevin and appeals with both sides paying costs. County and court fees reportedly total about $100, leaving Lohr with $60 in court costs and a protracted litigation bill. A Collman, plumber, 416 Main Ave.
Misses Anne and Katherine Cope hosted a five hundred party on llmbra street for Blanche Marley Nita Hardcastle of Houston and Elizabeth Scott of Helena Ark. Many guests attended with games and refreshments. A Women’s Club meeting is set for tomorrow at 10 am. Families travel to Denver Corpus Christi and Galveston for education and visits as church socials and birthdays fill the week.
Miss Stella Wolfe hosted the G. F. C. club gathering on Eighth street. Prizes were awarded to Frances Novich and Gussie Meyer. Attendees included Lizzie Sellinger Bertha Hertzfield Sara Karton Freda Karton Kate Blackman Jennie Wilson and Lena Meyer.
Helen and Warren visit the Morlands at Pine Grove Lodge after a long voyage. Helen frets about clothes and awkwardness among strangers while Warren navigates English social expectations and travel schedules. The day unfolds with introductions, a grand house, and polite but tense social zwy.
Helen and Warren visit the Morlands in England. A garden stroll, luncheon, and a sunlit silk gown spark awkwardness as Helen frets over her conpicuous dress while Warren dismisses her worries and brushes off the day’s discomfort.
Friends are invited but no invitations will be sent directly. Both families note that press channels will carry the wedding notice. The article also mentions major soil field regions of the world including Russia the United States Roumania Austria-Hungary and Burma.
The passage promotes thoroughly chewing Grape-Nuts or softening it with hot milk or cold cream if teeth are faulty. It claims the granules are designed to be ground by the teeth to protect them and ease digestion by generating saliva, and notes many people find it helps digest other foods as well.
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