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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
The fragmentary note describes a chaotic scene with stray mentions of people, places, and objects. It hints at a domestic dispute or confusion around meals and daily routines. Names and places are unclear, yielding a puzzling archival glimpse without clear events or dates.
In Society calendar the James Taraci class of the Government 1M Methodist will hold its fourth annual penny carnival Friday evening with elaborate booths and a side show guest Miss Ethel Traltan from Winston-Salem as guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Leo Dalton. The regular children's hop at the est KYanagiuM will be Saturday evening. Board of directors of Mu Nw Blgmo fraternity met Wednesday. Arthur Graham elected president to serve Alfred Kilgore’s unexpired term. The speculation committee plans a meeting nextMonday in the cinema room to relearn the initiai on June 21 with publicentation June 25 at the Grand fuera house. Miss Lucchesa entertained guests Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Basie Tucechere. a canvas for driving and many colored lights caused some damage to veranda and trees. Guests included Mr and Mrs TGuford Taylor, and numerous Lucchese family members and friends.
A letter signed by Milat Sarton Senussil in 1914 describes a decade of hemorrhoid suffering with bleeding, pain, and sleepless nights. The patient tried warm baths and Cure Cure products, reporting temporary relief and eventual perceived cure after a month of use. The ad lists buyers and distributors worldwide for Cure Cure products.
A wedding in a German Methodist church was held on Wednesday evening with pink roses and ferns adorning the sanctuary. The bride wore a battleship gray gown, and the ceremony featured music by Mrs. Lee H. Gardner and other attendants. A reception followed at the bride's home on Monterey street as the Neill couple planned a late eastern honeymoon.
An onion of faulty medical hype claims TZ makes feet painless, reducing burning, corns, bunions, and fatigue. It sells an 85 box at drugstores or department stores for quick relief, asserting a full year of comfort for 26 cents.
The San Antonio Press Club has leased the A W Houston home at 308 Pecan Street as its new headquarters. The furnished property includes new furniture and equipment, with plans to open soon. Downstairs will serve as offices while the second floor rooms rent as living quarters. Association members and local professionals have joined, expanding the club’s membership rapidly.
A string of visitors from Texas and beyond checked into the St Anthony, the Menger, and the Gunter. Irv Threagai of Taylor and Ming Proline Selters of Wtown registered at St Anthony. Others from Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, El Paso, and New York City joined the arrivals at the three hotels, including A M McElwee, J L Johnson, W L Mullen, and C Y Button.
Thirty two VY, M4. A. boys left Antonia for the annual MC. A. camp at Kerrville for ten days. Advance party arrived Tuesday and the camp opens with R. M. O'Hair in charge. Fire tents arranged with six boys and two leaders per tent. Camp leaders include Muehler, Singer, Van Duessen, Gillette and Gudmeister. visitor's day set for Saturday, June 19. Personnel listed includes Edward Schaffer, Harald Cory, Grant Bechtel, Norris Stewart, Edmund Dascomb, John Sanford, Frank Lewis and many others.
The J. H. Wirkpatrick Company sold the West Woodlawn Avenue property at 227 to B. J. Altgelt for 20,500. The two story dwelling fronts Woodlawn with 115 feet of frontage. Altgelt plans it as a steady investment after watching local realty values rise.
St Anthony's Institute held closing exercises Wednesday night at 8 o'clock featuring a musical and literary program. A Shakespeare scene from King John titled "Hubert" Bele Turbeville "Executor" Katherine Volz prince Arthur and Low Bertrant were performed. Highest averages went to Louis Bertranil and Luana Argumentz each with an average of 96.5.
Mrs. Groben of 543 Water arrested foiled a burglary by firing at an intruder who fled with jewelry and $60 in cash trousers. Police could not confirm if the burglar was wounded. He dropped the loot as he fled. officers followed but lost the trail.
Manuel Wilarent, a Menger Hotel employe, fell from a fourth floor window while washing panes. He flipped midair and landed on a second floor balcony, spraining both ankles and injuring internal areas but not fatally. Timmins witnessed the fall and helped carry him to the Smuta Rosa Infirmary.
Consul Beltran reports the Tampico air region cleared of Villistas by General Trevine and oil steamers bringing cargoes down the Panuta river. A small ex-federal force in Tuxpam fled before any depredations could occur. Roberto Dquesquira and Gustavo Espinosa Mireles, Carranza’s secretary, reached Washington from New York with Samuel Belden of San Antonio.
A garbled excerpt shows a political exchange mentioning a consul and ships, with scattered names like Smith and Uragelie. The text appears as a partial dialogue about duties, work, and travel, framed by a Washington Post style reference.
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