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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
3
A distorted OCR style text describes various kept items and events inside a mall setting. It mentions Mrs Fret, a May date, and food items like tamales and enchiladas. The content is garbled with names and places indistinct.
Fragmentary OCR note reports concern over calomel use and potential salivation risks affecting residents in multiple districts. Mentions hazards in Westy and nearby areas, urging caution and medical guidance amid unsettled public chatter.
A long social column recounts a community event with many attendees and hostesses. Plans include rehearsals, floral arrangements, prizes, and dances. The piece lists numerous names across families and clubs, noting gatherings at homes and a formal event with entertainment and refreshments.
A vintage style home remedy claims dandruff can be dissolved and hair restored by simple steps. It suggests moistening a seam with ink or glue, applying with careful rubbing, and using a liquid treatment purchased at any drug store. The text promises most dandruff will vanish by morning with repeated applications and claims the solution is inexpensive.
The Chicago Tribune staff photographer presents four Belgian Red Cross pictures at the Grand Opera House next weekend. Proceeds benefit Belgium's relief, showing Antwerp’s front lines and the war’s human impact through staged and authentic scenes, paired with the drama The Sign of the Cross at the Empire and other attractions.
A Health written notice warns against kidney ailments from meat intake and promotes a mineral salt remedy. It claims the salt clears urine sediment, reduces irritation, and flushes kidneys, suggesting daily water intake and a lemon grape product with lithia as a long used treatment. The account emphasizes prevention of headaches nervousness and sleeplessness tied to kidney issues.
A fragmented historical text argues that Jews deserve a nation and predicts a Jewish state in Palestine after a world war. It cites a Jewish population of about 4.9 million and praises Jewish traits while endorsing settlement of land like Surker’s two million acres for a productive Jewish population.
Lewis Brooks and Hicks pleaded guilty in federal court in Morhite to theft of government property. Judge William TB Shep perd imposed no sentence. cases taken under advisement for next Saturday. They were charged with stealing two wagonloads of wood from Fer Sam Trovstob on December cast. Court opened Monday with M Coppata, 12055, fee, versus America Bank and Trust Company et al. Civil case postponed. large criminal matters proceeded.
Dr Debit's San Antonio survey assesses school facilities, reading writing arithmetic progress, and teacher efficacy across grades. The study tallies results, noting local testing and instructional efficiency, with a final report detailing deficiencies and recommendations.
A garbled report notes a scheduled meet by the San Antonio Automobile Club Tuesday at TriVie Hub, with outdoor sport demos and exhibits. It mentions committees and displays by local firms, and a closing party at Medina County.
Members of the local relief committee met Sunday to organize aid for destitute populations in central and southern Italy after the earthquake. A fundraising drive via ticket sales for a galley event was planned, with several named organizers and clubs joining in the effort to secure funds.
The Lafayette subject will be the fifth Instore lecture at Carnegie Library with Chaves W. Beynour delivering the talk on Tuesday evening. The final lecture shifts to Charlemagne in Wn Friday night as the earlier Charlemagne plan is changed. Dr Seymour, now focusing on modern ties, will conclude the series with this air‑connected entry.
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Fragmentary notes mention a detective and a May incident, with references to Sunltats 78 and interpreting Seiti's position at home. The text includes garbled phrases and a line about a letter to Asia York World, with unclear context and few readable details.
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