French Incandescent Light Promises Fog Penetration
A new French incandescent light claims great fog penetrating power. It features reenish yellow glass in front and a reflector behind it that reflects heat to prevent moisture on the glass.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
5
A new French incandescent light claims great fog penetrating power. It features reenish yellow glass in front and a reflector behind it that reflects heat to prevent moisture on the glass.
Venustiano Carranza swore allegiance to the new Mexican constitution during a ceremonial oath at 6 30 pm on January 31. The telegram to Consul Beltran in San Antonio quoted Foreign Secretary Aguilar and noted the president and deputies had already taken oaths.
Local druggists offer a free 25 car pack of Vicks Vap-O-Rub to mothers with a coupon. The remedy provides external relief for croup and colds by applying to throat and chest, with vapors inhaled nightly. It soothes skin, eases breathing, and helps with sore throats, bronchitis, and minor inflammations. coupons must be presented to receive the free package.
A promotion invites customers to obtain a free 25 cent Vick's Vap-O-Rub Salve with Coupon No. 8 A while supplies last. If the pharmacist has exhausted free samples, a 30 day trial jar is recommended. Name Address.
A long list of drug stores and pharmacists in San Antonio is documented with numerous names and shops including Alter Prochnow and Donnell Sap Drug and others such as Carlson's, Burns' and Hoot's Drug Stores, plus Main Ave and Tobin Hill locations.
The Chamber of Commerce campaign for memberships roars to a close with General Loring and Hoefgen urging teams to outpace the rival left and right wings as Friday drive totals push beyond ten thousand dollars. Officials expect about thirty thousand dollars to fund development programs.
A big husky Irish girl named Rosalie advances in Jersey household employment. During interviews the mistress asks why she left her last place and Rosalie says the master and mistress quarrelled constantly. She notes the quarrels involved everyone, including and especially her. The exchange is recounted from Youth's Companion.
An advertisement touts Pope's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless remedy for sour stomach, gas, belching, and indigestion. It promises relief in five minutes, enabling people to eat favorite foods without fear, with a large case priced at fifty cents.
Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs. Johane Schweers 75 at her daughter’s home in San Antonio and other figures including Mrs. Hatch 82 and Joe Atkinson 64. Also noted are E T Alling 90 from Groton Mass and Annie M Massey 62 of Alamo Heights with services and interment details.
Charles Crow aged 23 died at his home on a Thursday. The body is being held by Zizik Undertaking Company pending instructions from relatives.
Automobile equipment advertised by Shelley Loring Undertaking Company with a phone contact 971. The item listings detail auto parts and related services offered.
January receipts total 42014.98 up from 35454.63 last January an increase of 6560.34 dollars. Mail volume rose with 1763790 letters and post cards processed this January versus 1303908 last January, a gain of 459882 pieces, not counting mail from Fort Sam Houston and Camp Wilson.
Workmen digging in Sparta Wisconsin uncovered a 1000 gallon steel gasoline tank buried underground for about 20 years. The state school system owns the tank and profited about 200 dollars from the find after safety and quality checks.
A manufacturing firm pressurizes a delinquent dealer with frequent demands and a field representative. The dealer revels in the letters, saying he has copied them to collect old accounts, and hints he awaits the final letter to close his own outstanding bill.
Gossip at a club mentions Fred Darling and his wife. A speaker notes Darling’s appearance, describing him in detail with references to his wife’s influence and a wife’s “fancy” work affecting him.
A frigid air mass grips the region with 19 degrees in San Antonio and 28 degrees at Jacksonville. Temperatures from 20 to 40 below are forecast for parts of the Northwest as the cold wave peaks then moderates, though freezing is forecast for Friday night in San Antonio. The dry atmosphere aids rapid heating by day and rapid cooling at night, widening the day night temperature gap.
A February cold wave stretched east of the Rockies with 20 to 40 below zero in the northwest and sub freezing as far south as the Gulf coast. Tonight forecasts show even lower readings with freezing to southern Florida and 20 to 25 degrees in central Florida.
Dallas posted a 13 degree low as the cold wave weakens per Dr J L Cline with higher readings expected in days ahead. Del Rio logged 18 degrees while Jacksonville Florida to Brownsville Texas ran 28 to 24 above, with other Texas cites in the teens and 20s as warming trends begin.
Ice and frost hit the Rio Grande Valley with a 24 degree reading at Brownsville. The cabbage crop suffered only slight damage, while other tender vegetables were reportedly killed in the area.
Washington reports that Japan protested informal against anti alien land bills in Idaho and Oregon. Senator Borah has softened his stance on Idaho's bill, urging minimal action to avoid hurting foreign affairs and backing the president's priorities.
Oregon's anti alien land bill was withdrawn from the Legislature in Salem. The action came today as the measure faced opposition and uncertain prospects amid debate over its provisions and potential impact.
Senator George A. Wilbur a Democrat who introduced the measure explains the move to avert handicapping President Wilson with possible Japanese complications amid the present international crisis.
Captain Waldo C. Potter of field artillery is relieved as instructor and detailed to Yale University. Captain Samuel B. Pearson moves to the Tenth Cavalry. Captain Edward M. Wells Jr. of the medical corps has resigned, is granted one month’s leave, and is accepted.
A Barnu and Batley circus in Sheffield faced keen demand for razors sold by a pedlar at high prices. Buyers discovered the steel bore the Philadelphia trademark and a sudden slump followed as the find revealed the origin.
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