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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1922
Page
7
A night train bound for San Antonio arrived five hours behind schedule, causing confusion at the station. Engine trouble delayed the journey after leaving Giddings, leaving passengers and crew unsettled and awaiting explanations as the crowd dispersed Sunday afternoon.
Fragmentary report mentions Fred George Walker and a Texas context with a light from Seattle. The text references a proposed act permitting sale of wines and ginger beer and an aim to establish offices in San Antonio, but the message is garbled and findings are uncertain.
An incomplete notice from Chicago references A. Mine and George Struth in a dispute tied to the Press ARO and CeO MTS. Mentions Jens A. Marurink as a victor in the University of California and a role as commander in an unidentified institution. The fragmentary text leaves key details unclear.
Fragmentary text notes a person left Los Angeles for Harvard, underwent a procedure in Cambridge, and mentions relatives and a burial in Bowling. details are garbled and names are unreliably rendered.
A garbled 19th century cotton trade notice notes that about 45 bales of cotton were weighed at a local yard. Several towns, except Bishop, reported heat and rain affecting shipments and prices. The text mentions taxicabs and local carriers in Corpus Christi, Texas, with unclear logistics and dates.
Mrs Wizareth Hart Bail a native of San Antonio and longtime Elmendorf resident died in a San Antonio infirmary at 53. Wife of Is X Thal, she leaves five sons Frank James John Richard and others and four daughters. Surviving siblings and relatives are named. Funeral at St Anthony’s Church with burial in Elmendorf Cemetery.
Real money saving articles selected from the store mark Tuesday shop per for great value. Attractive embroidered fine English voiles in new sportslovings and designs. 40 inches wide. Joske's Second Floor and Street Floor feature Mary Garden Toilet Water 98c.
Women's gowns of crepe de chine in ship over style trimmed with georgette bands and valenciennes lace. Prices listed as $10.00 and $4.98. Available in flesh tones. Doske's Third Floor.
Women s silk petticoats priced at 5.98 feature taffeta fabrics in many shades. Lace trimmed flounces and neat pleating enhance their appeal as Joske s Third Floor presents a varied collection in light and dark tones.
Ad copy describes boys madras blouses priced at 98c, highlighting attractive colors and stripe patterns. Mentions sizes from 1 to 2 years and notes fast colors for durable wear. Appears as a street floor display for boys' apparel.
An ad for Fancy Feather Pillows priced at 2.95 features floral art in pink and blue tones and mentions wood tality feather filling. The copy riffs with garbled shop details and stray product lines, suggesting a mid-century retailer promoting decorative pillows at a bargain.
New Cadet brand hose in silk with bright shades including orange canary red emerald violet and others. Pair with sweaters for a popular coordinated look. Jerke Street Floor.
A fragment lists multiple titles and prices including Henry Kitchell Webster Mother Maxim Gorky Linda Lee Incorporated and The Grows Nest with prices cited in dollars. The garbled line notes a large sum and a floor location, suggesting a catalog entry with inaccuracies.
Advertisement notes 81 by 90 inch sheets priced at 1.39, a regular 1.50 grade, Pianpire brand, finished with a good sleep, suitable for double beds, claims best service. Located Jesse Second Floor.
Hand made blouses priced at 2.69 each feature sheer batiste fabric with tuck-in styles. Menswear style options include tuxedo collars and hemstitching with hand embroidery and small tucks or drawing work. Available in all sizes at Jarke's Third Floor.
Readable text notes washable viblan lingerie ribbon offered in various widths and colors. Mentions 10 yards priced at 1.10 with declarative praise of quality and desirability. (Fragmentary OCR)
By white only a splendid quality for frocks skirts and suits forty inches wide in plain patterns will launder beautifully. Surely you will want a sport skirt off of this desire Second Floor.
A partial catalog note mentions knitwear options in plain and fancy weaves. It lists colors such as white blue light navy and tongue in cheek shades. The text references Joske's Third Floor display of sweaters and color previews.
An old advertisement touts Cocoanut Macaroons at 75¢ and 39¢, praising their taste. The playful copy encourages taking a bag home, mentioning a brand or storefront likely Jorke's Street Floor. The language reflects upbeat, promotional local hype.
An advertisement promotes yellow mixing bowls priced at 1.00 each. Sizes include 6, 7, 8, and 10 inches. The copy emphasizes storage in a box and the appeal to home enthusiasts.
Advert shows Tets' Pongee Creepers priced at four dollars ninety eight cents. Describes fashion details like square necks short sleeves and decorative stitching. Mentions made in China and sizing guidance for young ages.
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