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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
10
Burial permits issued for Mia Lh Mowe age 78 of Wed Tube and Shirl avenue. Fred J. Keestring and Mya ton Rie Wert Delaware atreet mentioned with dates and months. Other names Bimok Mienurtionn and two more entries appear with street references and a note of death in une atreet.
Abreu asserts First Chief Carranza will gain U S support as the Constitutionalists push to finish Villa’s regime. He claims Wilson backing could hasten a peaceful, constitutional Mexico, with education and anti bandit programs to aid the capital city and broader nation.
A fragmented ad like piece touts Nestit's Food claiming rising maternal use since seven years. It highlights a Benithy cow based powder requiring water to blend into a creamy feed. It stresses softness, similar to mother's milk, and claims to soothe babies with essential nutrients.
A Minneapolis woman shares two years of illness with monthly pains from inflammation. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports restored health and strength, inviting others to inquire and write for confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
In Palm Beach departments the shop emphasizes only top quality goods and brands. It notes a tailoring issue with "LENTZ" at 312 W. Com St and questions an address or name variation. The item reads as a promotional snippet and points to a local tailor or shop with a focus on best offerings.
Grand Motion pictures feature Eugene Fay in The Nightlit Scene and Ethel Barrymore in Her Own War on the Grange program. Clyde Fitch plays and Georgiana Curley appears with Grace Gilchrist in a dramatic four reel bill. A tale of romance, sacrifice, and social intrigue unfolds across The Diamond From the Sky serial and a Buddies Raby adaptation, with four reels of Bondar Baby and a mistaken identity plot.
The Sleart of Btnr land presents Charles Chaplin in A Night Out at the Queen Theater and a slate of features including The Dinner, The Meat Tumblers, and a comedy cycle. The bill opens Sunday with several shows this week and runs through May 20, 1916, with reception of proposals for construction and related work.
Land Commissioner J. Z. Robinson announces sales of open lands in Texas counties with attached settlement conditions. Figures list acres and counties including Cameron Crans Dallam Gray Hale Haskell Loving Nacogdoches Randall Starr Suttum Taylor Upson Ward Webb Willacy Wise and others, totaling thousands of acres. Prices and exact parcels to be set in coming days.
Fragmentary birth notices list names with partial addresses and dates in May and June. Entries reference parents and residences such as Mitchell street Cameron street Sawih La redo street and 128 Seloat aureet with limited legible details.
The text argues against using soap for hair cleansing, noting soaps strip scalp and brittle hair. It recommends ordinary melted coconut oil as a pure, greaseless alternative, claiming it is cheaper and better. It describes rinsing with water to create a rich lather and remove dust, dirt, and debris while leaving the scalp soft and hair strong.
A report from the Manufacturers' Club outlines San Antonio area efforts to expand export trade. Albert Krontosky urges a San Antonio goods exhibit at county fairs and a Kendall County fair invitation is extended. A freight hearing with the railroad commission is reportedly behind schedule but San Antonio shippers are being represented.
The fragment lists many names and vendors alongside Bereford's Acid Thiophacs praised for aiding weak or troubled stomachs. It touts improved activity and calls the product an excellent strength builder for stomach disorders. The scattered text resembles an old classified or advertising page with assorted signatures and brand mentions.
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