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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1912
Page
14
A man identified as a Negro was bound over in the sum of 3500 after a hearing before Justice of the Peace Umscheid for burglary and theft. The case proceeded after he waived examination.
Article notes chiropractic approaches by Dr Littrell focusing on nervous and chronic diseases with references to Conroy Eld. The summary highlights claimed therapy aims and historical context within early chiropractic practice.
Notices report a death of Mr Larkin and a visit by Mrs Larkin widow of Chief Justice James, travel to New Orleans, upcoming dances and boating at West End lake, a still alarm at Mrs C Hein residence, divorce suits filed for Cannon and Gotthard, a fire hose incident on Talcott Electric property, a move of Talcott Electric company, gas lease proposals, a $15 fine for Juan Juarez for disturbance, and miscellaneous advertisements and notices including repairs and clock service.
The Stephens-Huntress club plans a meeting Wednesday evening, July 31, at Owls hall to endorse Dr. C. E. Tinkham, dentist, suite 422-423 Moore building, for mayor. Business of importance urged for all members. Also, Bexar camp 12034 Modern Woodmen meets August 1 at N Flores St hall. A Negro boy was arrested by Detective Green for theft of pocket knives from a hardware store. several knives found on arrest.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tasteless bitter remedy that dissolves in stomach acids rather than the mouth. Says it works for both adults and children, claims 30 years as the standard, priced at 50 cents.
Austin July 31 Less than 1 percent of Texas dairy cattle are diseased based on inspections of 10 000 cattle by the state food and drug department Commissioner Abbott says the low figure should apply statewide Inspectors faced only one hurdle at Cleburne Abbott orders Chemist Hoffman to inspect the herd in the protest case If unsuccessful he will file complaints to pursue court action to authorize dairy product inspection by examining cattle
Henry Brock from Travis county appeals the May 24 1912 death sentence for the murder of Mollie King. Attorney Henry Faulk filed the appeal on Brock s behalf. The case awaits the October term ruling in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
A brief fashion notice from the Second Floor Central describes the shift from 600 garments to a handful of linen laces trimming crepe gowns. It notes muslin gowns with high and low necks, short and long sleeves, yokes of sheer embroidery and pin tucks with beading and silk ribbons.
Ladies knit vests priced at 15 cents with 9 cent variants noted. Good quality items feature taped neck and arms. Available Thursday morning only, located on the second floor central area.
Women's black gauze risle hose features high spliced heel double toe and sole with garter tops. Thursday morning only. Main Floor Section B.
Advertisement notes black ribbed hose for misses boys and children offered at 7 cents, regularly 10 cents, sizes listed including misses boys and children.
Mercerized cloth parasols with long natural wood handles in apple green blue lavender and other shades. Silks feature Colonial floral effects and come in stripes and dots with borders. Regularly $2, none less than $1.50 in Main Floor Section C.
They come in lined gift boxes of heavy quadruple plated silver in plain design. If bought tomorrow morning, we will engrave them without charge. (Main Floor, Section D)
A sale offers veils at marked down prices with many items valued higher. Low-priced due to a special purchase, featuring lace and embroidered nets in black white and colors. Limited to tomorrow morning only.
Limited quantity sale features red bordered Huck towels priced at 75 cents per dozen. Customers limited to one dozen per person. Quality towels described as good.
Good quality crochet bed spreads in full double bed sizes offered at 79 cents to $1.00. Limited to tomorrow morning only. Located on Second Floor Section B.
In black and white ad copy showcases jabots yokes stocks collars cuffs and Dutch collars with prices from 39c to 75c, highlighting new and lovely pieces with embroidery and bright display to attract shoppers.
Joske’s debuts a Banana-Delight with sliced bananas and a special poured sauce, a signature dessert created in house aiming to entice customers.
Specially priced crepe paper lunch sets for picnics or informal home luncheons include six napkins and a large table cover in assorted designs. Second floor stationery department.
A sale offers small lots from regular stock with gold front or enameled beauty pins tie clasps bar pins and other items. Limited quantities mean only one or two pieces of a kind available. Take a minute to browse.
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