Ts-Tvary Toilet and Laundry Soap Ad
An advertisement extols Ts-Tvary as a dual use soap for toilet and laundry. It highlights high quality materials perfect construction and reasonable price. Ivory Soap is promoted at 99 44-100 cents per bar.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
6
An advertisement extols Ts-Tvary as a dual use soap for toilet and laundry. It highlights high quality materials perfect construction and reasonable price. Ivory Soap is promoted at 99 44-100 cents per bar.
The listing details fruits and vegetables with prices such as melons 42 for 350, peaches 18 cents each, pineapples 2 for a dollar, oranges 20 to 40 cents, green beans 5 cents, tomatoes 2 for 5 cents, beets 3 for 1 cent, cabbage and cucumbers priced per dozen or per pound, and various other goods. Poultry and dairy items are shown with unit prices, including butter, cream cheese, and eggs, along with vendor contact New Phale 2349 and references to McBrown & Brown.
Society notes describe a luncheon for Harmony Whlet club wives at 311 Tarkmond Avenue with prizes and refreshments. The piece notes Ming Lalla Guinn's upcoming marriage to Henry Taylor at 442 South Alamo Street and a bridal tour, plus Daughters of the Confederacy plans to attend the Confederate Woman's Home opening in Austin with a large San Antonio delegation.
Harold Waylon, son of Mr and Mrs Bernie Kayton, 619 West Nus D, departs for Chicago Wednesday to spend summer on lakes and will return to attend the University of Chicago in fall. Mr Kayton was valedictorian of the Jebquarr class at the high school and earned a scholarship to the University of Chicago. Mr and Mrs Atlea BL Ayres plan to send their two sons Atlee and Robert to Tarpy Yevers for the summer and commence building a new home at Craig Prine d in Washington Place in September. The Turner Indies carnival shift causes Turn Verelt car nival. They will not hold the regular meeting Friday June 5 but will meet Friday June 12. Miss Mary Patton has been in Berlin studying this year.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the gentlest, most effective laxative for infants and children. It claims the remedy cleans congested bowels, tones the system, and eases stomach and bowel troubles with mild ingredients and no narcotics. The maker cites testimonials and urges mothers to consult a local druggist.
Invitations issued for the Electric Park Ball announce a first society hall event next Thursday evening. Preparations are underway to ensure a great social success with divisions by invitation only.
John Hatutten Herbert Hargis and Lavole Hall invite guests to a shirtwaist dance on Thursday evening June 4 at the West Indiaviliom What He Has Missed in Newark Evening Star. The practical man warns against fantasies and sticks to known facts.
A fashion note highlights a lace trimmed ribbon coat in silk and satin weaves. The Tus Methed model comes in apple green with large discs, modified Faupimese sleeves, shoulder shivving, and pointed tails under an Empire waist, silk shirred over two corded sections. Cord artaments finish the tails and sleeve tops.
The article surveys New York fashion in June highlighting cotton voile as a preferred fabric for women’s summer wardrobes. It details evolving dress designs, sleeve variations, necklines, waistlines, and decorative trims from gowns and blouses to lingerie tops, noting fashionable fabrics like delaines and silks, and the influence of new patterns, colors, and textures in department store offerings.
A fragmented 19th century recipe segment describes bread jelly with mixed ingredients and multiple meat dishes. It outlines prep steps for chicken with jelly, tomatoes and green pepper, flank steak roast, pork chops, and roasted mutton veal or turkey with paper wrapping and water baste, emphasizing browning, seasoning, and careful cooking.
A health and lifestyle essay offering cleanliness, bathing, and posture tips. It urges regular washing with suitable temps, cold water for sensitive skin, and scented aids. Advice covers airing rooms, drinking water, exercise routines, and personal poise to improve well being and appearance.
The Trades Council committee led by W A White J P Swaenny and W Walker met to arrange the Labor Day celebration. They discussed timing and the next delegates meeting from city unions to form a permanent organization and elect officers. Unions will elect delegates this week.
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