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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
7
The University of Texas medical branch in Galveston closes its summer school of pharmacy after a session attended by pharmacists from many small towns. Fifty two students prepare to take the state board examination.
Arkansas company promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons claiming cures for digestion sourness gas biliousness and skin issues. Ad claims thousands cured monthly in Hot Springs Arkansas and offers a 25 cent box and free sample upon request to Hot Springs Chemical Co. Arkansas.
Drugists in towns of 1000 or less operated under special permits without licenses while preparing to sit for licensure exams.
Advertisement notes Horsford’s Acid Phosphate for appetite strength and vitality. Mentions a special Labor Day train at 9:30 a.m. to Sutherland Springs with 60c and 25 round trip. Also lists services like furniture refinishing and Carter Mullaly Transfer Co and A Collman plumber at 416 Main Ave.
Governor Woodrow Wilson concluded a 500 mile impromptu tour in Pennsylvania with about 30 000 listeners and 3000 handshakes. He delivered seven speeches and noted back platform talks distracted by train noise. More speeches planned in New York and Pennsylvania with stops including Scranton and Red Bank.
Classified notices list a dance at Owls hall 220 Soledad street on Friday August 30 hosted by U. G. W. of A. for Miss Ida Bowdain, with ads calling for Light newspaper ten day insertions and a half cent per word rate.
Speaker Champ Clark spoke in Rock Island Maine outlining tariff as revenue only. He projected a Democratic sweep and referenced Bar Harbor Ellsworth stops with warnings about past tariff promises and party differences.
Acting Chairman McAdoo of the Democratic National Committee said a surprisingly large number of banks responded to a letter asking that popular subscriptions be received and forwarded. He showed a list of 42 banks that had already accepted and one that refused.
Emil Seidel of Milwaukee the Socialist party vice presidential nominee publicly accepted the nomination. There was no ceremony as he toured New England states delivering campaign speeches.
Union Meat Company urges consumers to call two ninety two for favorable prices on hams bacon lard and compound saying the made at home article meets the highest standards and there is no other reason not to buy.
A reader questions takeout from major distributors and champions cooking meals at home. The note references Minion Meat Company and contrasts Chicago Kansas City and Omaha sourcing with local prep.
J F Kenworthy, 64, of Galena Kansas, is walking 150 miles across country to cure ptomaine poisoning. He has not eaten for three days, only orange juice today, and has covered forty miles since Tuesday arriving near Tulsa.
The narrator recalls Count Pezowski a famed Paris boulevardier who died at a dinner after a toast. He later hints the count’s death was by his own hand amid a web of guests including Three Asterisks and Claudia. A Moscow finale episode suggests police ties and intrigue behind the disguise.
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