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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1912

Page

22

San Antonio Doctor Proclaims Breakthrough Treatment

Dr. Tom L. Miller, a Texas physician with forty years in Houston and San Antonio, promotes Oxybacillicide a cure claimed to heal chronic internal diseases. He offers free examinations and services for a short period with nominal medicine charges at 208 Gunter Office Bldg hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 Sunday 10 to 12.

Tom L. Miller Texas Houston San Antonio Miller Oxybacillicide Medical Company

Studying Students Change Latin Quarter Trends

Americans note the Latin Quarter loses its old lively charm as French and especially Russian and other foreign students arrive in greater numbers. Desks replace tables, discipline grows, and female students drive a shift toward serious study amid cosmopolitan changes at the University of Paris.

Paris Murger Boulevard Michel D' Harcourt Soufflet Vachette Taverne Lorraine Sorbonne University of Paris

Dressmaking Bill From Fifteenth Century Reveals Cost

London reports an Alliance Francaise lecture recounting Mont Saint Michel legends and noting a fifteenth century dress cost. A letter carried by a priest requested in local coinage the equivalent of 130 dollars for a new gown, later captured with a messenger’s fetters.

London Reunion Alliance Francaise M. Depont Malo le Mont Sainte Michel Mont St. Michel

Amsterdam Justice Reports 1912 Fine Totals

Justice Theron Akin of Amsterdam, Montgomery county, submits the annual 1912 fines report to the board of supervisors. He states he has collected moneys as justice of the peace for Amsterdam towns, noting his oath and duty in reporting the totals for the year.

Amsterdam N. Y Justices of the Peace Montgomery County Board of Supervisors Theron Akin

Why Venus de Milo Lost Her Arms

Paris reports a fresh theory by M. Jean Aicard explaining why the Venus de Milo in the Louvre lacks arms. The tale recounts that arms were broken during a dramatic seizure of the statue from Milo, with the lower portion already aboard an Ottoman brig and arms never recovered.

Paris Louvre M. Jean Aicard Aicard Immortals Academy Venus M. Ricard Milo Marquis de Reviere Constantinople Marseilles

Reindeer in Alaska Plan Support Eskimo Self-Sufficiency

President elect Wilson plans a April special session to address the cost of living and possible tariff cuts. The U S government has expanded reindeer herds in Alaska from 1200 to about 30,000 to secure a beef supply for the future and to aid Eskimo self-support through government supervised deer herding programs.

Washington, D. C Wilson Bermuda Congress United States Beef Trust U. S Sam Rais Alaska Philander P. Claxton Washington Claxton

Christmas party planned for East End children

The Duchess of Marlborough and the Marchioness of Blandford plan a large Christmas party for slum children in London’s East End. Lady Constance Hatch assists with preparations including a hall, a tall Christmas tree, and a present for every child. Lady Constance also provides hand crafted toys and clothing. In 1911 U.S. railroads used 11,041,000 cross ties.

London Duchess of Marlborough Inlaw Marchioness of Blandford Constance Hatch Edward Hatch Constance United States

Water used for London streets totals sixty six million

It has been computed that 66 965 997 gallons of water were used last year for washing and sprinkling the streets of London.

London

Feltord Castors Ball Bearing and Noiseless

In New York a lively discussion among several women centers on whether paying $65 a week is sufficient to run a household. The chat reflects domestic budgeting concerns in the era. Ed Steves & Sons is noted in the item.

Feltord Castors Ed Steves & Sons New York

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France England Mme. Latour Grafton West End South Kinsington Hampstead Saloniki Venus DE Milo Varicoc Terrill Terrill Medical WICKS Institute Charles Williams Limehouse Regent’s Canal Royal Humane Society Tion Fletcher Philadelphia DR. Stotts & CO Beathatia Tanadaeinie Dr. Stotts & Company Specialists Gunter ST. Mary’s Sts AN Antonio, Texas E. A. Holland Hicks Pe San Antonio, T
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