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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
4
A garbled entry cites Coppini discussing a home index to character amid unclear phrases. The text mentions California and Texas under strained wording, with likely references to meetings or bids, though specifics are unreadable.
A fragmented OCR item describes a hot tea as a remedy for a cold. It mentions ingredients and vague preparation steps but contains garbled words and uncertain references.
A garbled passage discusses art education, public display, and perceptions of heroic effort. It mentions homes, hotels, and street life, with references to American viewers and authorities, noting a tension between public display and personal interpretation of art.
A burial permits summary lists multiple named individuals with ages and places in a garbled entry. References include rutes and streets, dates, and unrelated fragments, suggesting OCR errors in personal details and locations. The readable portions mention names and ages, with dates like February and December appearing amid broken text.
Fragmented birth notices list names Ta Mr and Mrs Lutz and a sonex, plus Mr and Mrs G D Helreda with a February date in 1048. Additional lines mention Geta cuba and a February 12 burial entry, involving Mrs DB S Deruupurt. The readable items depict a small local birth record page with several names and dates, largely unreadable.
A March 15 reception plan for Major General Funston in San Antonio is discussed, with officials including Mayor Brown and Chamber of Commerce leaders entertaining the Southern Department commander. The general, personable and frank, exchanges jokes about Texas hunts and walking ordinances, while officials consider arrangements for a suitable date after March 1 to accommodate his inspection duties.
A cluttered page notes fundraisers, speeches, and social events across the area. Mrs Létu Tarkins and RC w Yell lead charitable gifts to the school while Albert Blue jay Tobnson and Mrs Maverick present a scholarship plaque. Engagements, weddings, church activities, and Mother's Club programs fill the week with talks on child welfare, colonial Teas, and volunteer efforts.
Gen aid Mrs James Parker hosts a dinner in honor of Gen. Fri at Manston. Rev. Paul Mrs Arthur Donee and Mesigh attend the officers at First Presbyterian Church. The event ends at the home of Dr and Mrs Hicks with newly wheeled vitard noted.
The readable text mentions a Parent-Teacher group at a school, a philanthropy department gathering, a women’s charity corps event, and a time indicated as Friday afternoon. Details are garbled with numerous misspellings and broken phrases, but reference to community activities and schedules appears.
Amusements column advertises a second series of European attractions at the Grand Oners, featuring a New York photographer’s authentic war footage, dramatic scenes of soldiers, refugees, and artillery, plus musical acts and a feature film Buckshot John at the Empire with Hobart Bosworth and a noted cast.
Fragmented plea describes breathing obstruction and nasal discomfort. The writer urges immediate relief and references a product named Riya Cream. Emotional distress appears as the central theme amid garbled phrasing and unclear context.
Misery in head and back described as a woman's tonic called Cardi. The author credits Cardi with dramatic relief after three bottles, noting improved mood, energy, and regularity, and recommending the product to other women and their husbands.
A long, garbled column offers medical counsel from Dr Hewts Baker and VeCTOR's Advice on abdominal pain, belching, sleeplessness, and stomach liver and bowel woes. It promotes a patent medicine kit with stomach quick relief tablets and various tonics, urging readers to seek the complete regimen for relief. The piece cites unnamed readers reporting diverse symptoms and praises the product's claims of relief.
Fragmentary report notes a woman named Allee V Mirrhypi or Alise Parrish dying after a shooting at a local hospital. The text is garbled but references police, an arrest of a suspect, and multiple unnamed individuals in a city context.
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