Bath Timing Guidelines From Wellness Advice
The guidance notes a cold bath can be taken any time but favors before breakfast. A hot bath is advised only at night, just before retiring, to promote winding down and rest.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
6
The guidance notes a cold bath can be taken any time but favors before breakfast. A hot bath is advised only at night, just before retiring, to promote winding down and rest.
A list of fruits and vegetables with sale prices. Watermelons 18¢ each, cantaloupes 5¢ and 10¢, avocados 2 for a dozen, peaches 109 a dozen, pineapples 25¢ each, cherries 30¢ to 40¢ per 3 pounds, apricots 10¢ a dozen, blackberries 10¢ a box, oranges 20¢, lemons 20¢ a dozen, apples 40¢ to 60¢ a dozen, grapes 21¢ per bunch, corn 1¢ a dozen, green beans 6¢ a quart, tomatoes 2 for 25¢, beets 8 for 6¢, peppers 5¢ a dozen, lettuce 3 bunches for 10¢, celery 1 doz stalks for 50¢, peas 40¢ a quart, pumpkins 10 to 19¢ each, rhubarb 19¢ each, potatoes 3¢ a neck, cucumbers 20¢ a dozen, new beans 35¢ a quart, Irish potatoes 5¢ a quart, spinach 10¢ a sack, radishes 5¢ per pound, eggs 2 for 50¢, etc.
A San Antonio social roundup details a children's party for Dorothy West of Austin with multiple helpers and a 6:30 to 7:00 reception at 2235 East Mimina Street. A quiet wedding for Myrtle Murchison and Jefferson Hume Sparks is set at Mrs. Josephine Murchison's home with Rev. Edwin Monton officiating. Several out of town guests join the weekend gatherings and a Free Kindergarten board meeting is planned for tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Woman's Club rooms.
Mrs Henry and companions plan a summer trip from 125 River Avenue to Paso and Clondcroft with Los Angeles detour. Mr and Mrs Allardyce set for Kansas City to visit son H E Blumberg, then summer resorts. others head to California coast and Tepexnutla Mexico. local figures host visitors and depart for Grand Lake Colorado and Tarpon.
A young man named Damen was badly burned when his clothing caught fire from an explosion during a lamp incident. Chicles Burmaster of Tilden helped extinguish the blaze but suffered severe burns to his hands. Samuel Hamblen of Chicago died from a concussion after falling from a hay load in Chandush during a Beeville visit.
Several 1908 deeds record transfers and encumbrances. Derwood 1 and Mary FP Wright to B J Edwards note lot line adjustments. G W Multsberger to City of San Antonio details a 17 foot strip. Herman Clemons and Percy Longman entries reference subdivision deeds. Riverside Vand and Improvement Co to Alle Oray mentions 88% and 22% off lot ends. Emencio Garcia deed covers 50 acres.
A prose piece highlights balancing career ambition with love, friendship, and family. It cautions against sacrificing personal ties for work, urges staying close to loved ones, and offers frugal fashion tips and beauty advice woven with excerpts on health and home life.
Agisenenr notes a strong bill at the Big Tent Theater in Airdonic headlined by the Ina Lehr Dramatic company with Miss Lelis as Tattle Cigaret in Under Two Flags and George Llewellyn as the lead. The program also includes Midnight in Chinatown this evening at Electric Park with vaudeville acts, a musical sketch, and headliners Adelaide Watlberg and Lewellyn.
Miss Annie Stravandt, injured in an accident on Sulv Vind stimet, is now in a very grave condition. Bre Be A Govid, caring for her, said there is a slight change for recovery. JG Hall, also injured, is expected to be able to move again soon.
Banthiso Charles, 77, injured in a North City accident at the Alamo Cement plant. He suffered a broken collar bone from rock-handling equipment and is at Santa Rosa infirmary for treatment.
Fragmented news item mentions New York hotels and city life as readers are urged to visit the Knickerbocker Hotel at 49th Street. Added notes describe entertainment and local gaieties, alongside stray references to travel and amusements.
Readable text shows antique kitchen recipes for sauerkraut and Epicurean Butter and Cucumber Salad. Steps include salting cabbage, layering in jars, pressing with weights, and aging for a week or two. Variations suggest apples, and notes on butter, fudge, and chocolate treats with simple mixing and cooling methods.
An old newspaper ad touts Ballard's Stow Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism and pains. It claims quick relief and lists price at 1.40 with sales via Bexar Drug Co. Also mentions rock salt and chicken feed from M Merucheau.
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