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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
3
There are three kinds of baking powder: Cream of Tartar from sparpen, Alva mineral acid, and Phosphate of Lima. Alum powders add alum or heavy metals. this is foreign to food. Cream of Tartar powder contains no alum or phosphate and households should read labels to know ingredients.
A fire early Monday night devastated the Che Ban Sutonin Coflep Conny on Avenue 1, damaging the tea rooms and injuring few. Guests including Miss Lundberg and Miss Jarrile Lundberg attended a hosiery shower and later received prizes for hostess duties.
Society notes report the wedding of Amos Graves Hogel to Mise Ntary Tren Bancoust at St Mark's Church with a reception at the Misses Patttaast. Daughters of Isabel meet at Knights of Columbus Hall. Various society groups hold meetings and receptions at local venues including Prospect Hill, St. Anthony’s and the British Woman's Civic League, with times listed for each event.
Wednesdays specials list includes picnic hams at 12 cents per pound and fresh eyes soap. Store phone Crockett 92 207 Ave TCAdy presents Crystal Whitn soap seven bars, allowing shoppers to grab bargains in a brief local ad format.
Miss Lacy Henderson, who studied dancing in Europe for a year, is expected to arrive in San Antonio Tuesday night. She sailed from Galveston to Southampton with Miss Pettus, studied in London and Paris, fled Paris during the war, and returned to London before later going back to England. She then went to Paris again for the winter before returning to London. The item also notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for loss of appetite and general weakness.
A report by Mrs. James Crider reviews twenty seven years of the Woman's Auxiliary of the YMCA. Organized April 1898 with twenty charter members, it notes twelve presidents and ongoing service, faith in the future, and continued support for boys’ work. The piece details membership changes, dedication, and the motto Fid e et Amore.
A.M. Pischor advertises Fatsy a Honey and Tar Compound as a cough remedy for summer bronchial irritation. It claims to ease a tickling cough and aid sleep during heat, with use for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and influenza coughs.
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