Sunlight Therapy Gains Notice Worldwide
Article notes fifty years of sun light use in disease treatment and new results from doctors in France Russia and America. It cites tuberculosis rheumatism and other disorders improved by sunlight medicine with blondes turning mahogany and brunettes rose wood tones after a month. Promotes Liquid Vitalitas of volcanic origin for stomach liver kidney and blood derangements with free booklet at Wagner's drug store and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Russia
America
Vitalitas
Wagner's
Mrs. George Westinghouse Dies in Lennox
Mrs. George Westinghouse widow of the electrical inventor died at Erskine Park Lennox on June 23 after a paralytic shock suffered last Friday in her home. The report notes her husband’s fame and her status as widow of the inventor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Westinghouse
Lennox
Mass
Erskine Park
Simple Way to End Dandruff and Itching Scalp
A quack remedy promises to dissolve dandruff with four ounces of a common drugstore product applied at night. It claims morning results and that three to four applications will remove all signs of dandruff, stop itching, and make hair appear healthier and shinier.
Free Speech Rally Ends in Tarrytown Stone Attack
Leonard Abbott of the Free Speech League led about 60 demonstrators to a meeting in Tarrytown where a mob drove them out. Speakers faced eggs clods and stones while police limited actions and Berkman and Abbott claimed a victory after an hour of defiance. An earlier Colorado strike link noted. a later ad offers Medina dam excursion for $3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonard Abbott
Free Speech League
Tarrytown
Abbott
Industrial Workers of the World
Colorado
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Alexander
Berkman
Becky Edelson
Bowles
Aqueduct Grounds
New York City
Beaumont Lumberman Dies in St Louis
Beaumont Tex June 23 Newton R Wilson 54 president of the Industrial Lumber Company and Producers Oil Company and one of the wealthiest lumbermen in the South died in St Louis early today according to a telegram received this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
St. Louis
Newton R. Wilson
Industrial Lumber Company and Producers’ Oil Company
South
Judge Speer Faces Ongoing Hearing Amid Inquiries
Nineteen charges accuse Judge Speer of overstepping jurisdiction, padding fees, aiding a son-in-law, improper use of court staff, and defying higher courts. The Volstead commission condemns the proceedings as biased and hearsay while noting a push for independence in the judiciary and possible future pride in his mercy toward the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Speer
Georgia
Wimberly
Archer and LeStourgeon Attend Rotary Convention in Houston
Judge Osceola Archer and E. G. LeStourgeon of the San Antonio Rotary Club left Monday for Houston to join the International Association of Rotary Clubs convention. They met the San Antonio delegation at the Rice Hotel. Archer went reluctantly, urged by the New York delegation after learning he was absent from the Buffalo convention last year where he invited Rotarians to Texas in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Archer
E. G. LeStourgeon
Rotary Club of
San Antonio
Houston
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Rice Hotel
Mr. Archer
New York
Archer
Buffalo
Texas
Masonic Bodies to Install Officers in Austin Wednesday
Masonic bodies in Austin will observe St. John the Baptist anniversary by installing four sets of officers next Wednesday evening at the Scottish Rite Cathedral Lavaca and Eighteenth streets. A large attendance of members and families is expected and a musical program will be carried out during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Masonic Bodies
Lavaca
Eighteenth
Texas Railroads See Intangible Tax Value Decline
Tax Commissioner A. L. Love reports 1914 total intangible railroad assets at 162 757 678, down 5 140 515 from 1913 and 1 660 482 below preliminary 1914 valuations. True railroad value rises to 472 978 367, physical value at 310 220 690. List shows declines across numerous lines with a about 3 percent overall drop in intangible assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
A. L. Wave
Abilene & Southern
Beaumont & Great Northern Railway
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf
Denison, Pacific Suburban Railway
el Paso & Northeastern
el Paso Southern
el Paso and Southwestern Railroad Company of Texas
Fort Worth
Denver City
Marshall & East Texas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Texas
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf of Texas
Paris & Great Northern
Paris
Mount Pleasant
Pecos
Northern Texas
Quanah
Acme & Pacific
Rio Grande & Eagle Pass
Rio Grande & el Paso
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Shreveport, Houston & Gulf
Southern Kansas of
Sagerland Railway
Texarkana & Fort Smith
Texas Central
Texas Midland
Texas & New Orleans
Texas & Pacific
Texas Shortline
Trinity & Brazos Valley
Trinity Valley Southern
Weatherford, Mineral Wells & Northwestern
Wichita Falls Railway
Wichita Falls & Northwestern
Wichita Valley Railway
Love
Saved from the Grave remedy aids Adrian housewife
Adrian Michigan woman Mrs Alonzo A of Tecumseh Street describes severe female weakness and backache. After reading a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she used two bottles then three months of treatment and regained strength. The letter praises the remedy as effective for women and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alonzo
Tecumseh St., Adrian, On
Lydia el
Pinkham
Intangible asset values by rail lines and bridge firms 1914
The report lists 1914 intangible valuations for Texas rail lines and ferry and bridge firms. Major lines such as Houston and Texas Central at 119,190 and Missouri Kansas and Texas at 1,121,700 are cited alongside Santa Fe leased lines 1,648,753 and Texas and Pacific 515,845. The International shows no change at 14,488,600. Three bridge and ferry firms—Brownsville Ferry, Laredo Bridge, and Porfirio Diaz Eagle Pass Bridge—report 10,000, 40,900, and 43,838 respectively, with no year-to-year changes.
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Houston
Texas Central
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Sap
Santa Fe
Texas & Pacific
The
International
Brownsville Ferry Company Limited
Laredo Bridge Company
Porfirio Diaz and
Eagle Pass Bridge Company
Death by fall and stroke claimed George Peterson
George L. Peterson a 41 year old piano salesman of San Antonio died at his home on South Presa street after a fall at his residence Sunday night that caused a base skull concussion and stroke. He had lived in San Antonio seven years and is survived by a mother and several relatives. Funeral services were set for Wednesday at 4 o clock at his home with burial at Mission burial park. Also noted were deaths of Cora Elliott Steven Hoag and Ernest Leist with brief details of ages origins and burial plans.
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George L. Peterson
San Antonio
South Presa Street
Peterson
Texas
Austin
Josephine Anderson
Charles Peterson
O. H. Anderson
R. C. Amman
Charles Streen
Lo’ehock
Mr. Wolfe
Lutheran Church
Mission Burial Park
Cardona dies after medical treatment at 1130 Saurflers street
Ricardo Cardona aged 22 died Tuesday morning after arriving eleven days ago from Beeville for treatment. He is survived by his parents five brothers and six sisters. The body was moved to Beeville by Shelley-Loring Company. Mrs Louise Kauper aged 36 died after an operation at her Burleson street home. She was German born and lived four years here. Surviving are her husband Earnest, son Walter seven, father Carl Bauch of Austin, brothers Carl Bauch of Austin and E B Bauch of Wichita Falls, sisters Mrs G Brandt of San Antonio and Mrs Frederick of Austin. Funeral set for 4 pm Tuesday at Waters Undertaking Parlors with Rev O Hartman. interment in Herman Sons Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Cora Elliott
Cooper Street
Cardona
Ricardo Cardona
Beeville
Saurflers Street
Shelley-Loring Company
G. Brandt
San Antonio
Frederick
Austin
Waters Undertaking
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co advertises automobile equipment and related services under a local ad notice, listing offerings and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Noth
How to Fish Says Castine a Scientific Act
Judge W C Linden declares bass angling a scientific operation in an address on How to Fish before the San Antonio Automobile Club at the luncheon. He compares casting to a wrist motion like a golf swing and invites club members to take lessons at Mejine lake Saturday or Sunday. Dr Douglas Largen acted as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Linden
San Antonio Automobile Club
Theenger Hotel
Jidge Linden
Bexarounty
Mejine Lake
Douglas Largen
Real Estate Men Advertise Bexar County Land for Sale
Notice announces landowners in Bexar County and acreage shown on the county map for sale by San Antonio. The ad notes light worth two dollars and asks readers to inspect the map for prices and parcels offered by Real Estate Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
San Antonio
Gold exports near end as US harvest boosts trade
Washington officials say unusual gold exports are winding down as exchange rates drop and European demand shifts to American wheat. Mint director George E. Roberts predicts exports will cease with the grain movement, as harvest is favorable and New York banks prefinance much grain through loans. Already 15 ships are chartered for wheat to Europe with more sought for July and August sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Europe
United States
George E. Roberts
Mint
New York
Mr. Roberts
Judgment Against City Reversed By Fourth Civil Appeals Court
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reversed a lower court ruling in favor of City of San Antonio. James Courtress, previously discharged by Mayor Jones, argued his pension should be paid for the full term, but the court held pay requires an ordinance creating the position. The decision cites charter sections and references Bodemann, with two additional opinions affirming other cases by Associate Justice Mourland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coultress
Jones
Fourth Court of Civil Apeals
J. F. Carl
City of
San Antonio
Courtress
A. Bodemann
Carl
Anton Mourland
Dilworth and Green
Ed Steves & Sons Et al
Bexar
J. W. Spaulding
J. W. Smith
Victoria
For Sale Item on Bexar County Map San Antonio Light
A fragment notes a map shown in Bexar County listing a for sale item from the San Antonio Light with a price marked as 50 cents though the source also mentions a value of $2.00. The brief indicates a sale listing linked to the local map feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
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State Bank & Trust CO
R. R. Russel
J. H. Haile
Geo. D. Campbell
Pres
Those. Mathis
A. G. Engelke
Fs, A
Medina Dam
Beaumont Lumberman
Kersee
Congress
Rotary
Masons
Hoag
Steven Hoag
380
Lake Avenue
Germany
Uvalde
Zizik Company
Leist
Ernest Leist
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Yoakum
Linden
Frank Bros
Milady
Laird-Schober
Alamo Plaza
Civil Court of Appeals
the Light
Travis Street
Greene
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