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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
4
An old style medical ad touts a tonic that supposedly energizes the blood, boosts red and white cell function, and protects the body from ailments such as scrofula eczema eruptions rheumatism anemia and general debility while promising renewed appetite and vitality. It emphasizes restoring health and building up the entire system and mentions milky preparations and arutatae.
Springfield Mo Jan 6 fire swept the Baldwin theater and adjacent offices in the business district, with a smaller blaze damaging the Colonial hotel. Loss estimated at 250000 dollars. Fire chief Kanada was slightly injured.
A rental pitch offers a neat three room bunga low well located one block from ear line and two blocks from San Pedro springs, 10 minutes from the business section. Large fenced lot with bath and sewer, price 1260. Down payment $50 with monthly $12 at 8 percent interest.
Ans By Harry Boone praises Liedler & Co for maintaining the long running production Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at the Grand. Despite cast changes the show remains entertaining with strong performances by Gar ter as Hiram Stubbs IV and Vivian Orden returning as Lovey Mary. Blanche Chapman takes over Mrs Wiggs with solid support from Anna Fields and others. Tonight's performance continues with Austin date upcoming for a full run.
The Empire Opera House showcases The Burglar's Daughter by Emma Bunting company with large audiences to date. A matinee is planned Saturday afternoon and souvenirs featuring Miss Bunting and Mr. Percival will be given away.
An advertisement urges readers not to blame the stomach for health woes tied to overeating and poor digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy, claiming they restore gastric fluids, curb sour tastes and foul breath, and can digest large meals without extra help. The copy invites readers to request a free trial package via F. A. Stuart Co, Marshall, Michigan.
Nearby Boston suburbs offer a pastoral New England life play “At Cozy Corners” by the Bunting company with a unique scenic mounting. Seats are on sale. The Royal Theater showcases a variety program including trained chickens, the Musical Wilsons, George Wade in blackface, Marie Snowden and Ray mond and Norton, plus Hatsu the foot balancer at 221 Losoya Street.
Me Patton will appear at the Grand next Thursday night in The Blockhead with an equal company, praised as an excellent American comedy. The cast features Prof Theodore Shanksony Heddington and a robust supporting lineup with vivid scenery. The Clansman visit to Tennessee drew notable attendees including Ku Klux Klan founders and leaders, with mixed audience reaction and a strong ovation for General Forrest’s relatives in attendance.
A public note describes a re run titled The Clansman featuring thrilling scenes and famous verses. It recalls a reunion of great souls from the south, with themes of miscegenation and related issues, as advertised for next Friday and Saturday nights and a Saturday matinee at the Grand.
A 1 per week sale offers Roosevelt Place lots on South Hackterry and Olive streets near Highland park. Lots sell from 150 to 200 with 100 down and 1 per week payments, free abstract and deed, no interest until paid, hopes of quick value rise amid nearby improvements. Eight homes completed with more under construction, near schools and churches, promising strong investment potential.
A damaged notice advertises a two bedroom bungalow for $1600 with payments of $10 cash plus $15 monthly at 8 percent interest. It promises a new year purchase, no rent, and a quick call to arrange viewing, noting its location near San Pedr springs and a river line.
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