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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1915
Page
10
The listing describes many robes and garments in stock at Joske Mens Store Section A Street Ploard. It notes a range of styles and patterns with foggy details about collars and materials, indicating a limited yet varied selection and pricing from 33 to P25.
In a notice about the ongoing exhibit, Pil le and Brush Society at St Anthony plan to keep the show open through Saturday after Friday was set as the lagi day. Over sixty patrons have purchased tickets and more attend. The event showcases works including Centurion and others, with prices around F180.
An ad prose promotes Hyames a germicidal inhaler claiming to destroy catarrh germs and relieve nasal inflammation. It urges using a few drops in the inhaler, breathing deeply for rapid relief, and guarantees complete relief with a full purchase. The text targets readers with claims of permanent cure and urges druggist purchases.
The Young Women's Christian Association staged an evening exhibition in the Moga hall arranged by Edith Jimsen, featuring Swedish gymnasts age six to twelve. Performances included rope climbing, rings, rhythmic exercises, and a silver-lit display, with a basketball game closing the event.
The obituary details Captain Robards a veteran of 1898 service in the army and later a Marine Corps officer who died Thursday night after his vehicle toppled. It notes his education at San Antonio Academy and Sewanee, his roles in the Spanish American War era, service on the battleship New Jersey, Vera Cruz action, and burial in Arlington with military honors. The piece mentions his wife and baby in Washington and cites a formal statement from Major General Gearry.
Delphia remains in Rui after assignment with Cannecti crew. Last visit to San Antonio years ago when recovering from bites. Robards mourns for Wilkin Camp Robards of Washington, and parents Mr. and Mrs. Wt. Hel ide, sisters Mrs. W. G. Morrison of San Benito Vox and Mr. Lewis Maverick of San Antonio, brothers Aratory D. Joharis of St Louis and Charles M. Robards of San Benito. No family members will attend funeral in Washington.
Report from Charleston shows the Southern Commercial Congress debating strategies to develop and publicize the South resources. Sessions covered defense preparedness, Pan Americanism, credit programs, and youth day with speakers including Senator Tokere Smith of Georgia and Senator James Hamilton Lewis. Next meetings planned with Chattanoga Norfolk and Baltimore as potential sites.
The first of three debates between Iga ant and Jeffersonian dwilling clubs at Main Avenue High School resumed with Ki A. Migser’s squad winning the second team by a 3 to 2 decision. Future rounds pit first, second, and third teams with two wins needed to claim the cup permanently.
In San Antonio discussions favor paverment for pavement use over alternatives, while juryless notes recount a jail escape in Roby Texas. The escapeers swapped wooden screws for iron in their cell, then rode their improvised route through the roof.
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