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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1915

Page

8

Tariffs Amended by Texas Commission on Fruit Express

The Texas Talkoad commission issues an amendment to its express tariff for fruits and vegetables on the Brownsville Road. Effective January 20, the new rate of 26 cents per 100 pounds applies from listed points to Harlingen San Juan and Tlocana with cancellation on thirty days notice. Also notes the Insurance and Banking Commissioner W. S. Callier plans to hand over to John S. Petterson once Senate confirms appointment. Petterson to take over as commissioner.

Austin Tex Talkoad Commission Harlingen Brownsville Bixby Browneville Harrada Chuwahua Clesner Dunia Ebenexer Liana Grandi McAien Collier Dallas Austin W. SF Callier Dalles Busimas John Ss. Petterson Ason Senate Petterson

California Syrup of Figs Ad Full of Old-Time Health Claims

A health tonics sales note urges mothers to treat a sick constipated child with a fruit laxative called California Syrup of Figs. It claims gentle relief within hours, promises that it cleanses the stomach and bowels, and warns against counterfeit products. The ad instructs asking a druggist for the 60 cent bottle and notes directions for all ages are on the bottle.

California Rons Suifornia We Syrup Company

Legislature Delays Death Penalty and Bills In Texas

Texas lawmakers fail to hold morning sessions as death penalty repeal stalls in committees. Several bills gain favorable committee reports including district pay, interest caps, and public health funding. A two cent passenger fare proposal faces action while compulsory school attendance bills advance under education and law committees.

Austin Tex Senate Judiciary Connor Byi Westbrook Wishie Littware Rel Gatite Watch Semite Committee On Education M. College Fly Lusebou Hill House Tila Syyming Dickson Lamar County Labours Housa Public Health Committee Colquitt Memorial Hospital House Committee On Labor Sen Senate Percy Townsend Corsicana Texas Nationat Gual Titchings Ferguson Rowell

Patches Cause Burning Itch Then Clear Skin After Cure

An elderly note from Coleman dated October 3, 1914 describes a skin affliction with red rough patches that burned and itched. After trying various remedies the writer used Cuticer Soap and Ointment, plus soap baths, reporting relief and smoother skin within a week. The ad offers a free sample by mail from Cutlers Ofarment.

Carpentor Mley Wang Yaler Coleman

Legislative Reforms and Suffrage Talk in Texas Senate

The Texas Senate debated a resolution by Senator McNealan to add Letter Clark to the Senate committee on statistics, Insurance, and history, facing opposition that the governor already named committees. Other measures included state education changes, higher pay for county school superintendents, and a proposed graduated land tax amendment to the constitution. The House invited Miss Molen Todd of California to speak on women’s suffrage, a program opposed by some members but pushed by Hurmeister. A pamphlet advocating for Texas Company of Houston interests sparked strong counterarguments in both chambers.

Senate McNealan Letter Clark Senate Committee On Statistics, Insurance Bil Ihn Wtille Kiebranco Commission Dee Jas County Commissioners’ Court FIFON Phils Dove Noboura Ferguson Molen Todd Equal Suffrage Worker of California Durmeister Lewelling House Hurmeister Biss Toad Austin Texas Company of Houston Barry Miler Bosign Tranteria

Thin Folks Who Would Be Fat

Articles promote a supposed fattening treatment Sargell tablets claiming to restore natural appetite and raise weight rapidly. It cites dramatic gains, endorsements, and asserts safety and broad use, urging readers to purchase via druggists.

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Oats American Ships Charge Highest Rates

In St Louis on January 21 delegates from US land and commercial groups met at the Second National Foreign Trade convention. Secretary Ledfield spoke on commerce and policy while John Moore urged joint action to resolve wartime shipping and contraband issues. Kempner warned of high rates and emphasized support for American vessels to defend coastwise trade amid war risks.

ST. Louis United States Ledfield Bassett Moore Sixte Liv Polits Mr. Moore Pty John J. Arnold Chiewen D. Ww. Kempner Galveston Liverpool Mx. Kempner Kornpuer Novasnel Weasel Lion Hotus Ugipetinn Colon Wales Cotier Tratterdam Genoa Varcelona Gothemburg Rotterdam Bremen Iam Asawa Moore Carman Randolph New York Nosie Sose United Stats Great Britain Belgium Tatfield Retary of Commerce Redfield Department of Commerce I Etrograd

Pope's Digestin Aid Promises Fast Relief For Digestive Distress

A vintage advertisement touts Pope's Diapenain as the fastest safest remedy for indigestion and upset stomachs. It urges readers to keep a small box at home or work, claiming quick relief from heartburn belching sourness bloating and stomach discomfort, with general assurances of broad effectiveness.

Headarhr Pape Papa Tupo Pope

Proof of a great kidney medicine story in ad form

An elderly Benton County woman describes severe stomach pain and weakness from kidney disease. After trying Swamp-Root, she improves dramatically, weighs 148 pounds, and works at home. Notarized testimonial notes, with a generic invitation to write for a booklet on kidneys.

Jane Ini Z Wwe Tomi Tr. Kilmer Iowa St Benton County Ata Consenid Gertruls Warner Scott

American investors eye Latin trade expansion in Chicago meeting

In Chicago on January 2, Peruvian minister Federico Alonso Tezef urged American capital to establish banks and businesses in Latin American nations. He argued that banks would tie American influence to local economies and that American merchants should set up stores across major cities.

Syulli Machrete Avai Pederico Alfonss Tezef Teru Nig Tola Inois Bankers’ Association Coneiler Central West American Rapital

Humble Must Pay Debts After Dismissal of Corporate Existence

In Humble Texas Judge Reed ruled that the town must pay its debts after terminating its corporate existence. He yesterday named a receiver and instructed him to levy taxes sufficient to meet the obligations.

Humble Tlouston Tex Reed

Relief for cold and catarrh with Bly's Cream Balm

A promotional note claims Bly's Cresin Balm clears a clogged nose from cold or catarrh. It describes soothing swollen mucous membranes, opening air passages, and providing instant relief, urging readers to buy the antiseptic cream from their druggist.

Avery Ely

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The readable text lists several names and places including Olver Gatson Raetory Batrematallte som Teasal and Bat Antonto with unclear context. No clear event dates organizations or outcomes are identifiable from the fragment.

Gatson Raetory

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