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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1912
Page
31
Rail way Gazette notes winter rail conditions differ from summer with more freight, harsher weather, and safety risks. Slower passenger schedules could reduce freight interference and improve reliability, though passengers fear delays. Incidents of late trains and rail breakages last winter illustrate dangers of pushing fast runs.
John Moran of St. Louis hid $285 in a tobacco sack and kept a second sack of tobacco. When a stranger asked for the makings he handed over the wrong sack and got back an empty one. Moran has not located the stranger.
Judge questions two teachers about Edith's daughter. The first teacher notes she rarely answers brightly. The second teacher confirms she consistently knows her lessons.
Margaret Hubbard Ayer records Englishwoman Mrs. Hugo Molliner in New York critiquing American living standards. She notes high rents, constant phone use, overheated rooms, and luxury-driven costs while admiring clean food packaging and sanitation.
Many wear thin hair with gray or dull color. Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy by Wyeth promises color restoration and dandruff relief. A 50 cent bottle from the druggist is said to show improvements within a few days.
Mrs. Margaret Zane Wichter, named by H. Horver as one of Utah's Republican electors, will cast the state’s vote for vice president when the electoral college convenes.
With the social season at its height a sale offers coats suits and costumes at prices below cost aiding women in choosing fit. The discounts promise wide selection and value on every size.
A speaker praises rising standards of comfort and health while warning that luxury drives up living costs. The speaker argues fashion and social competition push expenditures, especially for women and schoolchildren, and contends lowering comfort standards won’t solve the problem.
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