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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
10
Use plain evaporated coconut oil instead of soap to wash hair. It is pure and greaseless, cheap, and cleans thoroughly without drying the scalp. Wet hair, rub in a teaspoon, create rich lather, rinse easily, and leave hair soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to manage while removing dust, dirt, and dandruff.
District Judge W. B. Anderson ruled that Mrs. Mary Hopkins is not entitled to bail following the Ram Rosenthal case. Counsel will appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin. Notice was given promptly after the decision. The defendant remains in county jail awaiting trial as the defense presents further testimony.
The defense presented witnesses including J. E. Brown Mrs G Elger Dr H Gray and others. The cuea was admitted to the court without argument and Judge Anderson ruled after a late hour. Counsel urged rapid completion of the record to appeal to the Criminal Appellate Court promptly.
Countess Maria Tarnovsty released after a May 1910 eight year sentence for complicity in the 1907 Venice murder of Count Xamnarowsky. The trial of Naumoff and Frilnkatf drew aristocratic spectators. the countess claimed a plot with others failed.
News from Laredo Texas reports unrest after the evacuation of Monterey by Williams. Hunger drove mobs to loot stores and liquor shops, with violence and arson. Vigilance committees formed by natives and foreigners restored order. Authorities promised protection to foreigners arriving, and Constitutional forces took control as aid arrived from the American Red Cross.
A fragmentary prescription advises avoiding fatty or sweet foods and gluten to ease dyspepsia. It recommends moderate meals, followed by a dose of dispersible magnesia in water to neutralize stomach acidity. The text promotes magnesium remedy as safer than frequent medicines for stomach upset.
Reports from Villa and border posts describe Generals Urbalejo and Trujitly leading forces toward Agua Prieta with 1600 troops advancing from the south. The Villa consulate says 2000 troops are en route from Casas Grandes to Sonora to aid investment near Agua Prieta. General Ticaul to be relieved at Nuevo Lareda by Aleaandra with 800 men.
June 4 El Paso reports prices reminiscent of the Civil War era as travelers return from the South with menus and goods priced exorbitantly. Soup at 6.25, ham at 3.25, ten cents a cup, and beer at 54 a pint. an American breakfast on a train supposedly cost 18.85, with a $20 bill given and the cashier told to keep the change.
Thousands of shade trees were severely damaged by a heavy wind storm across the state over several nights. Professor B. E. Scholl, state entomologist, with the Department of Agriculture, reports receiving information on the damage and, in some cases, the broken branches.
A newspaper ad extols a blood cleansing tonic claiming rapid action within minutes and wide circulation effects. It asserts digestive juices alter the medicine's effect, that the liver cannot burn it, and the lungs skin and kidneys excrete it after three to five days. It touts “sucocyte” cells devouring disease germs and urges readers to buy a bottle and contact the Medical Department in Atlanta, Ga for peculiar cases.
The article describes immediate aid for injured trees including stabilizing the trunk, removing damaged portions, and protecting exposed areas. It advises turning the trunk and wrapping with ordinary fabric or rope to hold pieces in place, painting damaged areas, and using ties to draw large branches together. It cautions against further decay and suggests allowing the wound to gradually seal.
Berlin June 4 General Alexander Lingingen who led forces at Styr received the Pour le Merite along with other campaign officers. Generals von Plettenberg and von Francuis earned the same honor while von Rimmich and von Der Warwitz, already Pour le Merite holders, received the Ont Laat s decoration. Washington notes say William J. Bryan’s friends admire a life mask of the secretary, on display in his offices, modeled by Gutapa Hore.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim military preference and a German spy, referencing a park projection, a conductor named Mier Dutles, and the steamship La Tooralny. Details are inconsistent and no clear event or outcome is established.
Major Jullien informed the court he would press ahead with the inquiry at all sites in France where Swoboda is believed to have resided prior to the noted release, seeking full clarity on the sequence of events and possible connections.
A Swiss dispatch from Rome reports a demand for compensation to Aelansky for damage to German property in Milan during unrest. The protest referenced involves Italian authorities and the Milan incident drawing Geneva’s attention via formal channels.
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