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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1916

Page

30

Weird and True San Antonio Pictures by Chicago Writers

Chicago correspondents describe San Antonio's Fort Sam Houston camp as they file reports on Illinois militiamen. Crowd indifference, pup tents, and heat clashes with hopeful training and local humor, while Alamo commerce and city mood color their western assignment.

San Antonio Chicago Fort Sam Houston Alamo City Ilinoig Hum Lllinoig Illinois Sirocco Barbers Gene Morgan Chicago Daily News Texas Sidney Willis The Tribune Fred D. Pasley Chicago Examiner Mr. Little Herald Kansas Georgia Florida Willis Alamo Texas Independence Crockett Bowie Shea

Who Smoked the First Pipe in England

The article surveys claims on who first smoked a pipe in England and recounts Raleigh's role in popularizing the habit. It notes potential early claimants such as Middleton, Price, Keot, and Ralph Lane, then details a 1911 sale of a purported Raleigh pipe linked to Bishop Andrewes, with the auctioneer speculating about a parchment record that would raise the price.

Sir Walter Raleigh G. L. Apperson William Middleton Myddelton Richard Middleton Denbigh Castle Price Keot London England Ralph Lane Virginia Drake Lane Raleigh Andrewes

Efforts to shrink Petrograd population by royal plan

Petrograd faces a royal conference decision to clear out factories not vital to defense and to expel residents without need in the capital. Aimed at reducing the city’s population by at least a million amid hosting a million refugees, the measures cover removal of nonessential workers and others deemed unnecessary residents.

Petrograd

Von Hindenburg Honored by Eight Silesian Cities

Beuthen Gleiwitz Koenigshuette Myslowitz Neisse Oppeln Ratibor Tarnowitz deputations travel to Field Marshal von Hindenburg on the Russian front to notify him of honorary citizenship from eight municipalities. The general has received similar honors from 250 German and thirty Austrian and Hungarian cities.

von Hindenburg Breslau Beuthen Gleiwitz Koenigshuette Myslowitz Neisse Oppeln Ratibor Tarnowitz Marshal von Hindenburg

Mystery of the gown and essay at graduation

A conversation questions who wrote the graduating essay while asserting the wearer created her gown. The exchange hints at pride in personal handiwork and raises doubt about attribution of the essay. The item reflects student life and craft at a ceremony.

San Antonian Wins Honors at College

William H. Fowler, a San Antonio High School graduate in 1908, earned high honors at the University of Wisconsin after completing a two year civil engineering course. He led the UT Academic Department class of 1912 with an all A record and joined several fraternities including Delta Upsilon Gamma Alpha and Tau Beta Pi. He then took a position with a Pittsburgh contracting firm.

William H. Fowler University of Wisconsin Fowler San Antonio University of Texas Pittsburg Wisconsin Delta Upsilon Gamma Alpha Tau Beta Pi

Westminster Presbyterian camp near Kerrville sees surge in registrations

Montair Texas July 8 Nearly three times as many registrations as last year mark the eleventh Westminster Presbyterian encampment opening June 8. Extra tents and staff are arranged as July 20 to August 13 program draws crowds. Notables include Charles M. Sherrill San Antonio assistant manager and J J Delaney Austin College manager. Rains refresh campers and river fishing thrives with a 32 pound catfish reported near the grounds.

Montair Kerrville Tex Elventh Westminster Presbyterian Charles M. Sherrill San Antonio J. J. Delaney Austin College Westminster Club Bryan C. A. Sanford Sherman E. K. Walker Thomasine Walker Dallas Louis Vance William Will Miss Will Miss Beakley R. F. Gribble John Sleeper Joe Margaret M. J. Green W. D. Black Wilmer Mary Alleene Beakley Ella Mae Smith Marjorie Will T. M. Gribble Vivian Bailey Will Guadalupe A. M. Gribble Turtle Creek

Madame Sukhomlinoff Triggers Arrest in Bribe Plot

In Petrograd on July 8 Mme Sukhomlinoff wife of the ex war minister became central to a bribery case. A war office official claiming czarist inquiry authority offered to destroy evidence and secure release for 200000 dollars. The official was arrested as he arrived to collect payment.

Petrograd Mme. Sukhomlinoff War Office Czar Sukhomlinoff Madame Sukhomlinoff

Sweeney’s Son Hanged in Past Event Report

A clipped report notes the hanging of Sweeney’s son followed by an apparent line about a natural death. The fragment preserves a somber tone and references a historical incident without graphic detail.

Health Tip From Muldoon On Posture And Confidence

In a letter to Robert Grimshaw of New York University William Muldoon, famed for rehabilitation of broken bodies, urges Americans to straighten posture by touching the crown of the head to an imaginary point and pressing the back against a wall. He claims this simple act improves breathing, balance, gait, thinking, and overall vitality for all ages.

Robert Grimshaw New York University Commerce and Finance William Muldoon America

Merchant and Wife Delight Clerks with Orders

A city merchant notes his wife recently visited the shop and amused clerks by giving orders, remarking how it tickles them to death to see someone boss him around. The friend of a city merchant recalls the scene with light humor.

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