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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1909
Page
19
Vintage medical advert touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential to strengthen white blood corpuscles and prevent disease. Claims include curing sores, improving appetite, and boosting red cell production with a formula of over 20 ingredients. Available in liquid or Sarsatabs with 100 doses for one dollar.
A meeting of the women’s school board campaign leaders is set for Monday at 10 o’clock at the Green Kettle on Losora Street. They will discuss plans and mass meeting timing for nominating candidates and campaign strategy. The Chicago Record mentions a light note about hats worn by ladies.
Spectal to Tie Light reports from Fort Worth Texas say George Gould rejects retirement and sale of railroad lines. He brands recent New York reports as false and harmful, stating Harriman will never acquire the Texan Pacific or other Gould lines while he is alive.
A refined musical gathering last Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. 2 dnes on Blum Street featured Mizsey Hazel Roach Irene Tur yHor in pretty vocal pieces Bolos by 3 W. 2. Hamilton and Harry Foltner. A quartet composed of WW. A. Hamilton H. Peltier J. A. Jones and Miaz Tre Turner performed delightfully Light refreshments followed. Attendees included Mrs. Yate the Roaches and daughter Hae gel Mr and Mrs Cassiano Miss Lou Tensen Miss Irene Turner Miss Katha Jaaiokin Miss Pearl and Giorgia Spurrier Miss Edin Lidwig Messrs. W. BR Hamilton I. Peltnerama bp Wari.
The San Antonio Symphony Orchestra, now at 46 members, will perform Monday night at Beethoven Hall. The program features works from various schools, with soloists Mrs. L.4 Marks and Gilbert Soliram and the Tuesday Ladies Chorus. Special student rates apply, concert starts 8:30.
Willam A Stiehl married Miss Téa Krisch Tuesday evening at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Gus Krisch 312 Trinity Street Rev O Hartmann officiated The attendants were Miss Currie Krisch Miss Eleanor Herbaum Ed Stiehl and Paul Linnatz Miss Katie Jagge played the wedding march The couple will reside on Maryland Street remarks noted gifts and wedding decorators Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad appears in the notice
An early 20th century ad touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges made from willow and honey as a natural remedy for bad breath, sour stomach, and sluggish liver. It claims charcoal absorbs gas, aids digestion, and freshens air. suggests nightly use and mail-order trial packages from F A Stuart Co, 1200 Stuart Bldg, Matahati, Mich.
Judge Buckley upheld a $10 fine against Julio Rodriguez, 17, for street hand bill activity while others were discharged when evidence showed private property placement. Police plan enforcement as they confront daily street distribution of dodgers and hand bills.
Chicago report details a brutal attack as a hatchet strike maims a woman. Agnes Rider, hospitalized with a broken jaw and deep facial wound, is the victim of an unidentified assailant. Police seek suspect descriptions and motive in the incident on a city street.
Valdosta Ga Feb 184A voluntary petition for bankruptcy filed in the United States court Thursday by Ralph Dorr formerly of Wilkesbarre Pa. He lists liabilities of $243000 and not one penny in assets.
Lieutenant John A. Walker recently moved from the Third Cavalry to the Ninth Infantry and reported for duty yesterday at Fort Sam Walton. Captain Brooke Payne of the Third field artillery has returned from a seventeen years’ leave of absence in various parts of old Mexico.
In Brooklyn before the Trizois club, Congressman Katy of California argued for preserving a white man's country and urged eastern whites to back western efforts. He warned white relocation if needed and praised Japan’s restrict import of workers while supporting immigration controls in California.
The city fire committee rejected two new stations on Laurel Heights and Government Hill after inspection by Aldermen Wickland Mauermainn Braden and Fire Mauerwann Braden Onie Wright. No hydrants line the exterior walls for washing the fire house. Until half the work is finished the buildings will not be received by the city.
The school board will meet Tuesday at 8 o'clock due to the high school commencement. An election proclamation will be issued and the tax rate fixed. The committee handling charter amendments did not report clear plans, though the attorney general offered suggestions. Possible options include raising the charter to reflect the Baird decision, ratification by the legislature, then a public vote on tax rate above 20 cents.
Every hour of the day at A. M. Fischers drug store 10 Mast Houston DIPO they offer a new Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a positive guarantee. It costs nothing if it does not help you and they will refund the money. Try it today.
The readable passage discusses city chartering power and tax rate submission, noting Houston and Port Worth cases as context. It also advertises Fotey's Honey and Tar as a remedy for throat irritation and cough, urging consumers to buy only the genuine product from Hexar Drug Co.
Frank W. Church has purchased the business of the Texas Book and Stationery Co and will continue operations at No 112 West Commercast.
George Huntress attorney at law lists old address 1708 Washer Building and new 922 Ben P Lane. W R Parker attorney notary public at Kampmann Building with phone 40 203. Jos J Sweeney lawyer notary in Room 7 50245 E Houston, old phone 1420 31.
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