Patrolmen's patent leather gauntlets aid night signals
Patent leather gauntlers have been found valuable additions to police equipment as they reflect light at night and help in signaling traffic.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1916
Page
6
Patent leather gauntlers have been found valuable additions to police equipment as they reflect light at night and help in signaling traffic.
Wash hair with a teaspoonful of canthrax in a cup of hot water then rinse with clear water. Hair dries quickly and looks brighter and fluffier, with less dandruff and scalp irritation, leaving a clean wholesome feel.
Washington details show the rivers and harbors appropriation bill totaling 40 million dollars for ongoing works across the nation. Texas items include Port Aransas, Galveston seawall, Sabine Pass canal, and Houston ship channel with funded dredging, locks, and dam construction to deepen channels and improve navigation.
An old family cough remedy recipe uses 2½ ounces of Pinex mixed with plain sugar syrup to create a pint bottle. It claims relief from coughs throat and chest colds within 24 hours and helps with bronchitis laryngitis and croup. The ad warns against imitations and offers a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.
In honor of St Valentine Miss Bernice McGee hosted a Monday evening gathering at her Mason Street home. The rooms featured plants and red heart streamers as guests enjoyed games, music, and two courses of refreshments. Attending were Miss Elizabeth Phelps Miss Bertha Faber Miss Minnie Goulding Miss Louise Logan Miss Bonnie Davis Miss Lela Moore and Messrs E B Adams Fred Dayes Chester Greeman Otto Covey Porter McCurdy and Dan McCurdy.
Local grocer Nichols Gro Co advertises midweek discounts with hams at 19 cents per pound, picnic hams 14 cents, breakfast bacon 22 cents, butter 5 cents, yard eggs 30 cents a dozen, canned goods three tins for 25 to 45 cents, macaroni and spaghetti three packages for 25 cents, and laundry soap twelve bars for 25 cents. Cash only, claiming lowest prices.
Hundreds in San Antonio read in The Light about Wagner Drug Store selling Mi-o-na with a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve indigestion. The tablet remedy pledges cure, boasts many local success stories, and invites customers to try it with refund as assurance.
President Wilson may not name a new secretary of war soon with D. F. Houston from the Agriculture Department as a leading candidate. Other names discussed include Carter Harrison Judson Harmon and officials like Peters Lane and Polk. Carl Vrooman could succeed Houston if he moves to the War Department.
Tuesday night the San Antonio Club holds its weekly dansant. Mu Nu Sigmas meet at 8 at the Gunter. Patronesses of Music Festival host a reception at the Menger for visiting artists. Laurel Circle of Travis Park Methodist meets at 3 with Mrs. J S Ellison. Ladies' Aid of Prospect Hill Christian convenes at 2 for work. Les Jeannesse dancing class at 4 with Misses Helen and Edwina Irvin. Junior Symphony at 4 in the high school auditorium. Woman's Club literature department at 3 30. Equal Franchise Society at 10 in St Anthony Oak Room. Children under 14 meet at 4 at Elks hall for fiesta prep.
Miss Virginia Lamar entertained at a Valentine luncheon in the Carolina tea room on Monday honoring Miss Caroline Gresham. The table featured a reed basket of red carnations with festoons of little red hearts, and covers were laid for numerous guests including Miss Caroline Gresham, Miss Mary James, and several others from Fort Worth and local households.
Miss Annabel Hicks hosted a Monday afternoon event at the Majestic, with tea in the Carolina tea room to honor Miss Caroline Gresham. Guests included Miss Caroline Gresham, Mrs. S. Engelking, Mrs. Terrell Bartlett, and many others.
The Travis Club held a gay Valentine event Monday night with St. Valentine as central motif. Hundreds of red hearts decorated the ballroom and dining room with white chair and table coverings and embroidered heart designs. Notable guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hussing, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Pruitt, Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Luther, and several other couples and single guests.
Mr and Mrs Percy Tyrrell entertained seven course Valentine dinner Monday at the Gun ter in honor of Mrs Max Hamburger of Chicago guest of her daughter Mrs A Sachs. A heart centerpiece of red carnations and lace valentines set the table as valentine themed puzzles were awarded as prizes. The evening included a musical and literary program and dancing.
A long list of visitors and residents attended the Ma jestic and the St Anthony dansant on Monday night. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W W Hall Mr. and Mrs R O Proctor of Kansas City Mo and many El Paso Chicago Joplin St Louis and Omaha guests with Miss Amanda Guenther and William Church as honor guests.
The Parent Teachers Association of Stephen F. Austin School will meet at 3 45 o clock Friday afternoon. Vocational Training will be the subject with speakers W J Knox Mrs R L Dinwiddie and L F E Campbell.
Miss Katherine Landa of Houston is the guest of Mrs. Sam Wagner of West Laure Street.
At the department of literature meeting the Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon Bishop W. T. Capers will speak on Some Impressions of Southwest Texas.
Mrs Oliver Franklin Billingsley of Marfa entertained as guest of her mother Mrs Lee Kilgore with a bridge party Monday afternoon. The rooms were described with festive decor and players at several tables.
Old-time Sage Tea and Sulphur mix offered as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for 50 cents a bottle. Moistening a comb and applying to hair darkens gray strands, gives lustre, and claims to prevent dandruff itching scalp and hair loss.
Guests at a social gathering enjoyed pink Killarney roses and sweet peas with prizes awarded to Mrs. E. T. Simmons Mrs. John O. Ford Mrs. Jesse Walker and Mrs. L. J. Hart for dainty handwork. Colonial box prizes went to five more guests. A buffet luncheon followed in the dining room.
The German Literary Club met Monday afternoon to finish Goethe's Faust under Miss A. Perlitz leadership. Papers were read by Mrs.
Bedford Indiana reader F. G. Prevo reports that lagrippe left him with a severe cough and weight loss. He says Foley's Honey and Tar cured him after trying other remedies. The ad states Foley's Honey and Tar is a safe reliable remedy sold by A. M. Fischer, druggist.
L. Gugenheim and Mrs. I B Hengan are noted social figures. Mrs. Max Hamburger of Chicago visits the club as a guest. Mr and Mrs H P Drought plan a Majestic party Saturday evening for Miss Caroline Gresham and her bridal party. The Los Angeles Heights Sewing Circle meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. E J Roths with host Mrs. S H Schaffer on Los Angeles Street.
Prospect Hill Presbyterian Church invites the community to a silver tea from 3 to 5 PM this Friday. The event promises light refreshments and a chance to socialize with church members in a casual, friendly setting.
Mrs W A Grant entertained with her sister Mrs Franth Priestly of Mistletoe avenue hosting Mrs W C Millar of Wichita Kan as guest at 2906 West Commerce residence this day afternoon.
In Springfield on February 15, all physically fit boys at St. Charles School for Boys and the Soldiers' Orphans' Home will receive military instruction. The government supplied six hundred rifles to the boys and forty were sent to the orphans' home from Rock Island Arsenal.
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