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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
19
Title Guaranty explains why real estate titles grew complex as land values rose. It argues that expert title examination and a binding guaranty reduce risk for buyers, promising to repay purchase price if defects arise. The piece touts Title Guaranty as essential security for property investments.
The Equal Franchisiety of San Antonio gathered 500 women at St Anthony de el to back Texas suffrage. Miss M Eleanor Brackenridge led the session with speakers urging citizenship for women and a vote to secure laws protecting women and children. Members joined as officers outlined goals and urged active work.
A list of titled ladies including Mrs. George A. Brady, Mrs. W. D. Christian, Mrs. Willis Johnson, Mrs. Joseph Shannon Carr, Mrs. William B. Lloyd, Mrs. R. B. Green, Mrs. H. C. Carter, Mrs. P. H. Swearingen, Mrs. Smithie Graves, Mrs. J. H. Kampmann, and Mrs. T. A. Coleman among others.
Arthur Gleason recounts Joseph Fels seizing a London office on the spot. With no solicitor or familiar contacts, Fels offers six months rent and insists on immediate occupancy, taking the space today rather than delaying for tomorrow.
Knicker asserts the thrill of exploring unknown paths as Becker jokes about tracking up a wife’s pet rug in a playful exchange from Harper's Bazar.
A physician advertises a guaranteed cure for eczema or dermatitis after ten years of study and claims to have treated a quarter million cases. He invites readers to write for a free trial and asserts dramatic relief within a day, giving his Sedalia Missouri address for contact. He challenges skeptics to test his method.
Popular Mechanics reviews a year of extreme weather with heat waves sweeping North America and Europe, heavy rains in the south, frosts in the north, and violent storms at sea. It notes mean temperatures above normal in most months, questions climate change trends, and mentions possible sunspot cycles influencing long term patterns.
The piece warns that old mines pose collapse risks to towns built over them. It contrasts US practice of timbering with European and Australian use of sand to fill abandoned workings, a costly but lasting solution.
A powder milk supply will be included in the provisions for an Australian expedition to Antarctica. The move aims to ensure adequate nutrition during the Antarctic journey and aligns with planned dietary rations for the team.
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