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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
10
A lengthy advertorial extols Ayomei as a cure for catarrh with a druggist guarantee. It promotes inhaled medicated air that supposedly kills catarrh germs, promises permanent relief, and urges readers to buy the complete outfit with a free inhaler from local druggists.
An old time recipe called Wryeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as restoring natural color and fullness to graying or thinning hair. The tonic is sold in large bottles for about fifty cents and is applied with a comb or brush to darken hair, cover thinning patches, and soothe scalp conditions.
Weather expert Major Allen Buell reports an unsettled outlook with a stationary storm system centered near California. A rain area stretches from the Lower Wig Grande Valley along the Texas border into New Mexico and Arizona, bringing scattered showers to Southwest Texas while temperatures rise and the far Northwest remains hot and dry.
May Buy Seguaran caress? Edward X. Breitung owner of the steamship Davin says Ward Lines may purchase the steamer and convert the passenger ship into a freighter. The Ward Line also plans to convert the Janeia into a freighter after selling it. Purchasers Ward & Armstrong of Suymers.
Relatives of Snyder, the man charged with poisoning his wife Lorene Snyder, race to arrive as details emerge. Mrs Snyder’s estranged family and ex husband Arthur Genesford are linked to a turbulent past. Authorities report Snyder rallied between sessions, the courtroom anxieties mounting as investigations proceed.
German refugees arriving from Kind-Chau China were greeted warmly by a welcome committee at the San Antonio station. The Southern Pacific train arrived at 10 34 pm and the travelers were received in the converted Walling room reception ball, despite prior plans to stage an event at Beethoven hall.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets for bowel, stomach and head discomfort. It claims immediate cleansing of stomach contents, removal of sour undigested food, and relief from constipation and headaches. The copy touts 10-cent boxes available at druggists and suggests every person will feel lighter and more regular.
The dispatch describes refugees praised for their relief work and mentions German newsboys and groups in San Antonio. It notes crowds at depots, distribution of German newspapers, and reports of surrender by Howhan Une stenigholt. The piece emphasizes camaraderie among volunteers and the reception by local communities.
Secretary Daniels announced postponement of Panama Canal opening ceremonies from January to July. The Atlantic fleet will pass and other events tied to President Wilson’s attendance were shifted. Governor Goethals slides on Culebra Cut were shown as the reason. Wilson plans speeches on return voyage and possibly extra sessions.
About 200 children of German soldiers killed in battle in Berlin received Christmas presents organized by Jacques Moyer, an American resident. Mrs James W Geruch and Mrs Mayer presided as toys and clothing were distributed, with remarks by Herr Rhishein praising the United States as representatives of the press and Crown Ministers Cecelia.
In Austin on January 24 Senate members debated a bill titled the one hour statute. Senator Bee urged passage saying it would protect health and vigor of women workers while opponents argued it would raise costs and harm mill businesses. Several senators voiced concerns about economic impact and enforcement.
Community committee gathered to discuss the Kesd inlis operation and future steps. Officials noted ongoing street work near Renethall and the New Vemple site, with updates from officers and city leaders on safety, timing, and funding plans.
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