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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1911

Page

13

Biting His Horse Leads to Arrest Warrant

Two women told Humane Agents Drummond and Hamel that Fred Doran of Lock Street near Third bit his horse on the lips in a rage. A warrant for Doran’s arrest followed, with Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Holliday as witnesses. The horse was examined at the society stables. no lip bruising was found.

Humane Drummond and Hamel On Humane Society Fred Doran Lock Third Street Cincinnati Enquirer Doran Jones

Mullein Stalks and Druid Trees Cited in Old Country Lore

The New York Press notes how west folk broke mullein stalks to mock Indian trails and later saw the stalks bend into Z shaped, hunchbacked trees called Druid trees in old country lore. The tale links folk practice with plant growth and mythic naming.

Old Country New York Press

Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as rheumatism cure

An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from blood poisoning and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as the fastest cure. It cites Mrs Browning of Lawrence Kansas reporting relief after two years of pain and notes the pills build red blood, relieve symptoms, and are sold in six boxes for $2 50 from the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.

Williams Entil T Illiams

Katherine M. Joseph Editor Notice

Katherine M. Joseph, editor. Office, both phones 176, home 2862.

Katherine M. Joseph

Evening dances and society teas in local churches

The Eleventh Cavalry office hosts a 9 o'clock dance at the Menger hotel. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the South Heights Methodist church holds an afternoon tea at Mrs. William Roberts's home. Parish Aid Society of St. Mark's church meets at 4 o'clock at the rectory.

Menger Eleventh Cavalry Office Evenng Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the South Heights Parish Aid Society of St. Mark’s Church Edith Johnson San Pedro Heights Prentice Wright Harry Hust Martin Wright Lee Howell Irene Wright Ethel Landrum Harriet and May Zipf Chicago Mattie Swanson P. C. Wright Evelyn Martin First Baptist Church L. J. Porter

Social notes from Monterey street kimono party

Mrs J T Smith hosted an all day kimono party at her Monterey street home with guests including Mesdames Albert Burke RPG Callahan Joe Murray L L d George W Hagy and Grace Woodward Hagy Lerline Holtzclaw. Also reports passengers from New York aboard the steamship George Washington bound for Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg.

J. T. Smith Monterey Street Mesdames Albert Burke Rpg. Callahan Joe Murray George W. Hagy Grace Woodward Hagy Lerline Holtzclaw George Washington North German Lloyd Line New York Bremen Plymouth Cherbourg Otto Koehler Hedwig Koethe Helen E. Seeling Clara Seeling C. Seeling San Antonio

Fletcher’s Children Cry For Fletcher’s He Took the Cue

A humorous exchange unfolds in a London hotel as a slow waiter is nicknamed and explained to be “Billiard-cue.” The guest misreads the tag, then learns the nickname stems from earning tips, not a billiards clue, in a light, punchy vignette.

London

Weather Prophet Hicks Warned 1901 About Heat

Rev Ira R Hicks once mayor of Wellston and weather prophet is cited by the St Louis Times as warning that 1911 would be hot. He attributes the heat to Jupiter's equator cutting the sun's center and predicts little relief from rains, noting a repeat of ten years ago. He says there will be temporary relief but no lasting change.

St. Louis United States Ira R. Hicks Wellston Hicks Jupiter Mr. Hicks

Free Speech Clash Ends With Arrest After School Oration

Joseph Werner age 16 a Brownsville public school 9 student delivered an oration on American freedom at a commencement. After speeches near St Ann's avenue a druggist interrupted prompting a police response and Werner was arrested for disorderly conduct.

Brown Place One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street Joseph Werner East One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Streets New York Sun New York American Werner St. Ann’s Avenue

Puppies Prove Sanity In Rabies Case At City Hospital

A shepherd dog held for possible rabies gave birth to three puppies at the city hospital on Thursday as Dr. Harris conducted tests. The newborns confirmed the dog was not mad, easing further treatment for Ruth Lindsay who was bitten on the left cheek.

City Hospital Harris St. Louis Soulard Lindsay Gaid

Hot Weather Drink Morsford’s Phose Aids Refreshment

A condensed notice promotes a teaspoonful of Morsford’s Phose mixed with cold tea or water and sugar as a wonderfully refreshing beverage for hot weather. It highlights ease of preparation and appealing taste.

Morsford

Dr Wiley predicts end of public smoking in fifteen years

Washington dispatch reports Dr Harvey W Wiley a pure food expert and incorporation member of the Non-Smokers' Protective league foresees public smoking and chewing becoming obsolete within fifteen years. He advocates a strict law to ban tobacco use in public places and on streets to protect nonusers.

Harvey W. Wiley Washington Dispatch Wiley

Stokes Seeks Coin He Says Saved His Life

W E D Stokes asks for a silver half dollar he paid after a June shooting in the Varuna apartments. He believes the coin deflected a bullet, saving him, and funds are sought by a borou gh group including W H Douglas and Stephen C Peckham to locate the piece for evidence and as a keepsake.

W. E. D. Stokes Varuna The New York Herald Althugh James I England Dr. Pease W. H. Douglas Stephen C. Peckham City of New York L. O. Abbott Edwin Owens Towne Bor Stokes Long Branch

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