Lost and Found Ad Amid Stray Entries
Readable ad notes found items and rewards offered. A white item and notes mention return to Mira Mac Martin in Arigle with two rows atla Rovward. Contact 14684 for reward.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1908
Page
3
Readable ad notes found items and rewards offered. A white item and notes mention return to Mira Mac Martin in Arigle with two rows atla Rovward. Contact 14684 for reward.
Weather bulletin notes a storm area over Maite affecting the British northwest and Chi Tiling provinces with snow in western New Fork. Western Pennsylvania and western districts forewarned of fair to moderately cold conditions. Temperature range cited from Galveston Texas to Modena Utah. Forecast mentions warmer tonight and Sunday. Local forecaster data concludes with temperatures at key points across the country.
A batch of 1908 to 1998 property transfers across Alamo Heights and nearby areas. Names include Townsend, Buadgen, Montanez, Dobrowolski, Brown, Crawford, Oppenheimer, Veith, Kroeger, Proy, Booth, Allen, Martin, Farville, Winnin, Pue. Properties cover city blocks, lots, surveys, and easements with various deed values and locations such as South Colorado Street, Washington place, and Riverside Park additions.
A dated instructional piece cites a professor of dentistry sharing a method to decelerate staining on teeth using absorbent cotton pledgets, tincture of toluene, and a home powder recipe with baking soda carbonate chalk and other ingredients. It warns against tooth powders and suggests a reliable chemist prepared mix and mild rinses like Listerine.
A fragment describes a shocked Mrs Boone scolding her son for hearing harsh language about Jane Smith. The boy cites the phrase and is sent to wash his mouth as Oscar Puppe's orchestra is mentioned in the scene.
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