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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
3
Meetings to arouse suffrage interest are set for San Antonio with sessions planned on Thursday and Monday nights. A board of directors meeting of the San Antonio Royal Franchise Society announced the plan and discussed the events.
Advertisement promotes K Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for children women and elderly persons. It claims to relieve constipation without gripe or cramps and offers a free trial by mail from Dr W B Caldwell 452 Washington St Manitowoc MI.
The society plans a meeting at the homes of local members to discuss suffrage aims. Speakers include Judge Ward, Glover Jolene, and Senator Willney among others. Events span Wednesday at Mrs Marrs and others, Thursday at Alamo Heights school, with anti suffrage rhetoric by Mr Nichole.
Governor Ferguson told insurance company representatives that Texas can grant return if they loan 50 million dollars in the next five years at six percent. Current rates are six percent. Most big insurers withdrew under the Robertson law, and legislation to permit their return would cancel penalties faced by unions.
A vintage ad copy promotes Cascarets for headache colds constipation and upset stomach. It urges readers to cleanse the stomach and bowels while claiming the product works overnight and improves breath and digestion for adults and children.
A long list of society happenings from San Antonio features weddings rehearsals, receptions, and charity gatherings. Mrs Sachs hosts at luncheon, Mr and Mrs Simpson plan after wedding home, and Alamo Heights groups plot lectures, dances, and club meetings with speakers like Senator Willacy and Dr Melellan. Numerous teas, card parties, and dramatic entertainments are announced at churches, hotels, and private homes with attendees urged to attend and participate.
The fragment discusses figures and theories around Freemasonry with mentions of Christopher Wren, Oliver Cromwell, and Solomon's Temple. It references Lodges, rites, and alleged origins, and notes debates about founder roles and operative symbols, all within a meandering historical survey.
A San Antonio meeting of pastors formed a Go to Church Sunday committee to promote unified church attendance on the first Sunday of March each year. Rev. TF Gallaher presided. Rev HE Garreld Johnson chaired. other pastors named include CG a Tiley J V Neal T Nt Barton and A F Wolff. The plan includes large public bills and letters to citizens. Dr J Hill spoke on the Holy Spirit and ministers personal life. Mrs L B Haines described local rescue work by San Antonio women.
A vintage classified style ad touts a home treatment for nervous exhaustion affecting men and women. It claims dramatic health restoration through two three grain cordomene tablets, sealed tubes, prescribed by physicians and pharmacists, with wall directions provided for self administration and no habit forming drugs.
A Tuesday night lecture on the origin of Freemasonry drew many Masons at the Masonic Temple on Losoya street. The speaker traced theories from ancient times, noting Masonry’s ancient roots and addressing debates sparked by James Anderson’s 1723 London work and the 1717 Grand Lodge event, with remarks on continuity and conflicts in the craft’s history.
An imperial audience described the emperor praising a distinguished army corps for its work in the east. He toured headquarters with staff officers and expressed confidence in the corps leadership and flag work. The visit also noted many Russian prisoners marching past as the general spoke with relief.
Advertisers gain maximum exposure through Light Want Ads with broad reach across The Light papers. The four price tiers promote inexpensive placement under a quality circulation model. Targeted homes in San Antonio and beyond ensure strong potential response for paid notices and notices.
A fragmented notice reports that the general attempted to explain the wider set of circumstances surrounding a West Accident. Authorities and witnesses are cited, but details remain unclear with key elements omitted in the readable text.
A local notice records a meeting of the J. UG. Club scheduled for Thursday afternoon at 2:30 with Miss Alice Kothmanny of 2916 Monterry Street. Mentions Beith Pitlon Yeavale areas and Berkahite Places FAM Breen Bavidaun in relation to permits and proposed urban projects.
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