Ivory Soap Brightens Oil Painting Frames
Not trouble to brighten an oil painting whose colors have grown dingy with age and exposure. The same treatment will materially improve the appearance of the frame. Ivory Soap 9944160 Per Cent. Pure. a.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
8
Not trouble to brighten an oil painting whose colors have grown dingy with age and exposure. The same treatment will materially improve the appearance of the frame. Ivory Soap 9944160 Per Cent. Pure. a.
Readable grocery section listing hundreds of items with prices for vegetables fruits fish and poultry. Notable entries include onions at three cents a pound, Mexican pumpkins and lettuce several prices, and butter 30 cents a pound with other dairy and fresh produce.
A grand antenuptial dance at Tarer pall honoring Chavién Baldus and Miss Ida Hausér featured red and white color schemes. Guests wore elegant gowns, with Miss Hanser in rose satin and several attendants in chiffon and lace. After six dances, a formal supper followed as toasts proclaimed the upcoming marriage, with many local figures in attendance.
A crowded social page notes a reception hosted by Mrs Louis Gee with guests including Mrs Thos Vianiery and Mrs H Bertrand at 209 Washington Place. It lists numerous social events, engagements, club meetings, and parties with many names and places across San Antonio and nearby towns.
Mrs Fannie Rogers of Pages Mills describes quick relief from first Cardui dose for severe weakness and nervous symptoms. She notes initial doctor-ordered relief was temporary and a longer course of Cardui proved its value, testifying to substantial improvement after use.
A quirky antique cookbook style text lists steps for making a five minute cake and various kitchen preparations. It includes details for milk and butter yeast dough, peanut butter dressing, granénut jelly, and general tips for jelly and fruit desserts. The writing blends measurements and method with old fashioned misspellings and recipe fragments.
A social gathering hosted at Maridach Co. featured a luncheon with guests including Mrs. Stevenson and several others. Decorations were white with pine candles and ferns. Five prizes were awarded by O. D. Woestmen, with Stokes of Virginia winning first, Miss Kate Allen second, and a consolation prize to Miss Allen Austin. Mrs. Jones and Miss Moore kept souvenirs. Mrs. WO. Irvin and Claire Irvin announce a new home at 412 West Myrtle Street.
A fragmentary male and female advice column discusses sage tea for hair, brunette complexion powders, and cautionary notes on letters and social behavior. It offers home remedies and personal guidance on appearance and relationships with unsure or faded handwriting.
A disjointed text offers cautions on female behavior, independence, and education, criticizing street talk with young men and urging traditional roles. It criticizes modern ideas, praises subservience, and contrasts a “tippy woman” with a traditional matron, depicting social expectations in fragmented lines.
A Maplesville Alabama man recounts severe grippe left him with a lingering cough chest soreness and bronchitis. After trying various remedies nothing helped until Vinol was used for three bottles, he claims complete cure. He praises Vinol as the greatest tonic and a body builder for the aged and frail. Sold in San Antonio by K W Fischer, Druggist.
A fragmented 19th century note praises gray caracul and squirrel fur cloths for winter wear. It highlights warmth without heaviness and mentions tolls like tulerten and silvery cloth, noting gray eater dao as particularly gray and inexpensive.
Nonsense lines discuss skin care focusing on wrinkles and fat cells, mentioning words like Wetmala and Ubigesimessive. It references layge overdeveloped appetites and Forty-five-Oraunge, but provides no clear event, person, or place to form a coherent news item.
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