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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
3
The article discusses Dr Aison Cameron of Un fuga arguing modern education and recreation shapes child development. He warns excessive play can undermine work ethic and character, promoting healthy recreation as part of a balanced program.
An old time ad copy touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant vegetable alternative to calomel. It promises quick relief from cramps nausea headaches and constipation, avoids salivation, and claims children like it.
Fragmented text discusses children’s needs and play, noting work and pleasure shaping life. It emphasizes the spirit in daily hours, urging balance between duties and joy while questioning exams and societal forms. The excerpt hints at gardens, play shops, and child development themes.
The jury convicted Arthur Duhig on charges linked to the Ellis County murder case. He received a five year sentence in the state penitentiary after deliberations on a Wednesday, with appeals anticipated. The trial featured testimony from key witnesses and defense and prosecution closing arguments.
Salvador Madero of Torreon, Mexico, says he travels to San Antonio on a business trip and denies ties to revolutionary forces in Mexico. He says his aim is peace and that President Wilson’s lines guide his efforts. Madero will depart Wednesday night for Fort Worth to join his family before moving on.
Wednesday night society pages record multiple weddings at churches and homes, with details including brides, grooms, and locations such as 907 Main and Beacon Hill Baptist Church. The column also mentions receptions, dances, guest lists, and social events in a bustling local scene.
Two occupants of an automobile, Mrs. O Shea and Mr. O Shea of Tiniva Street, were injured when their car collided with a team of passing mules at the South Loop near the Bap fravka. The rear of the car was torn off, one rider sought medical aid at Southwestern Trane U Asylum, and both were later reported improved. The mules fled the scene after the crash.
In a Behr County court session Judge Jones faced four motions in the Steingruber case. The plaintiff sought a galacy sum while the city argued reversals, with the appellate court reversing the lower court and granting a rehearing request by Wigunta. Adjournment noted as the judge left for the weekend.
Catherine Schelcher of 2249 North Wlores Street died Wednesday morning after a long illness. She settled in the city in 1852 after coming from Germany, survived by two sons J. W. Schelcher and P. L. Schelcher, a daughter Augusta Meas, 19 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral at 1:30 Thursday from St Marys Church with services at 2, interment in St. Marys Cemetery. Pallbearers include grandchildren J. P. Vaus and others. honorary pallbearers listed.
A hearing clarified the difference between an electric sign and a sign that is electrically illuminated. Cadwalader applied to install four lamps. Stover urged fewer lamps while Cadwalader argued for compliance with square spacing requirements. The discussion paused as officials pledged to revisit the matter.
Finance committee discusses reworking Ups Ba Antone insurance to reduce premiums, lengthen expiry to around July 1, and lower inter rate costs. Aimed at lowering annual outlay by shifting to fewer, larger term policies and reinsurance, with a second committee meeting expected to decide.
The annual premium plan aims to keep payments under 5000, leading to earlier policy cancellations and longer term policies to cover five years. The move has triggered strong opposition from insurance men and some board members. Ventinin argues the change hurts the board financially while other leaders say it would improve methods and save costs.
Fragmented OCR of a local notice mentions Snoteman Win Musa in a political context. It references loyalty to Great Britain and an offer from residents of a Calutey area. Details are garbled with months and places unclear.
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