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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
7
Henry Kohler, a tailor for nearly fifty years, maintains permanent client files with exact measurements and material samples for each suit. The records show delivery dates, suit type, and other details so customers can review past work. Duplicates, extra items, or new suits can be produced from existing data if needed.
Kohler announces a tailor shop located in one of the city’s most modern buildings. The Harry Kotler shop sits at 19 South St Mary’s Street, in the Alamo National building, convenient to downtown shoppers.
Henry Kahler runs a leading triloring business from 108 Soul St. Marys Street near Alamo National building in San Antonio. His establishment attracts a wide patronage of well dressed professionals from Southwest Texas and Monterrey, with top businessmen among its customers.
The Naylor Company expands from commercial printing to establish a publishing house focused on Southwest history folklore and regional life. Joe O. Naylor, president, leverages ties to authors and a growing pool of writers moving to Texas. The move aims to preserve pioneer stories as permanent regional records with broad appeal.
An old advertisement extols athlete's foot as most common in June to August. It credits W E Hood and Company for Hood's Foot Balm a remedy claiming to dry the feet, kill germs, and penetrate skin. The copy notes the disease can spread via wool leather and clothing, and suggests keeping feet dry and avoiding water early in treatment. Sneaking mentions of other uses for Hood's Foot Balm and a mail order option from San Antonio Texas.
Mayfield Park Feed Store on Pleasanton Road has grown into a fine poultry and dairy feed shop with a modern building and new machinery. Owner J B Domengeaux says they manufacture poultry equipment and stock fresh feeds, backed by a fast delivery service and a stone grist mill for corn meal praised by customers. The business invites inspections and offers a daily lights lost and found column at 11:20 each morning.
L A Jackson Appliance, at 409 Main Avenue since February 1937, serves San Antonio and Bexar County with branches in Pleasanton and Pearsall as a metropolitan Electrolux dealer. The firm highlights a full 1937 model line with gas operated refrigeration, silent operation, and new features including ice release, interior lighting, split shelves, and bottle racks.
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