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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1915
Page
3
A reader recalls severe hand injuries from factory work, describing skin splitting and bleeding. They applied Calcitura ointment for a month before relief, noting persistent damage and the impact on daily tasks.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura soap and related products as premier purifiers and skin aids. It claims the line includes creams and toiletries to meet all toilet and cleansing needs and hints at sample offers with a 23p request and a poet card.
Austin reports a proposed bill to withdraw two prior measures and replace with a plan to create three state normal schools. The substitute would establish a West Texas normal school in the 141%, a South Texas normal college in the 8 and a North Texas normal college in 1009, replacing earlier proposals.
Mrs Nannie Webb Curtis speaks at a Monday night gathering urging enforcement of prohibition laws and the elimination of disorderly houses. she notes European measures on alcohol and criticizes Texas leaders, with further events planned at the Gunter hotel and a reception by the WCTU.
A blaze at a ranche in San Angrias, Texas, destroyed a house and reportedly burned a body identified as a Mexican man. Claims of a toppled ranche and a fatality are tangled with garbled names and scattered dialogue, including mentions of a concert and social events.
The readable text is garbled with no coherent events, names, places, or dates. It contains scattered fragments like references to individuals and items but lacks a clear main action or verifiable entities to summarize.
The four immanes exhibit of Dointings by American artists opens Monday in San Antonio. The San Antonio Art League arranged the show with an opening ceremony and planned weeklong events to cover the exhibit. Admission fees will support the display, with details on dates and contests to be announced. organizers stressed informal discussions and artist talks during the exhibition.
The first concert of the D Acugnas Musical Society in the Chute Solel hall featured Maestro J. M. D Acugna and Miss WV Culgbati D Acugne. Eleven numbers drew encores as music lovers praised ornate titles such as Harmonies antique et Felicivuses and Notts duet by Miss Josephine Emechese. Bouquets were presented. the room thronged for a formal debut by the new organization.
Tork March 2 reports a relief ship arriving for Belgium. The Nordhag voyage from Portuind Portuind with cargo and personnel, confirming air and naval support amid wartime relief efforts.
Notice invites all ages to enter an automobile contest on Wednesday. The announcement states no age limit and that both young and old may participate in the event.
The column reviews society happenings including a local election contest urging nominations for prizes in an automobile voting race. It mentions Mrs. John W Heard announcing a contest and details a high society wedding with Miss Stine and Beaton Bitne family connections, noting plans, guests, and venue timing as March events unfold.
The Ptorian Study Club met Monday afternoon led by Mrs Edward Wileyou with Goldsmiths Vertis Wakefteln discussed under leadership of Mrs. Edward We Pettinger. A social hour followed. The club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs A Thomas. Shales Winleysmith of Louisville, spending winter at the Menger, hosted luncheon and bridge with guests including Mrs B Yoakum and many others. Prizes awarded to several members.
Three automobiles were taken during the night. Dr C P Jackson and John Gaddis reported cars stolen from in front of the St Anthony Hotel and on Lowust and Kendall streets. Dr J H Bigger said a Randera vehicle belonging to him was stolen near South Presa elrest.
Licenses issued to Gertrude Ben senh Brreer and Bits Catherine Bell, Conzalo Cannes and Maria Ranger in a local ceremony. names listed in the marriage license record with issuing official and date.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention permits and entries for local projects. Mentions include a bowling area, a church baptism, and a civic office listing with an address on Av. Portland region details are unclear but reference a three lot entry and a price of $26.20.
A jumbled local page lists community events and notices. Highlights include a Monday meeting at a library or hall with speakers and piano items, a Junior Bartercise event at Wes thinter Presbyterian Chayel, Ursuline Alums meeting on Augusta street, and a Colonial Social at the Young Men’s Christian Association. Names such as Fred Chatfield and attendees at a party on Garden Street are recorded alongside school program notes for Milam school pupils and Texas history themes.
Police arrived at a local room where youths were reportedly acting oddly and teaching themselves. The incident involved a teacher, Prof. Sam J. Breakwell, and local residents described the scene as unusual spiritual readings.
Two women and a man, all negros, were sent to jail for 100 days on vagrancy charges after police claim they plotted to fleece a man near Water Street. Police Captain Brown and Officers Norton reported the arrest at about 9 o'clock Monday night in an alley.
Anegra rifled a Krocery in 700 block South Mesenlie Street, stealing provisions valued at worth of money and fleeing after loading four bags. Police and waiting riders pursued him for about a dozen blocks along Florida Street toward Hepthorn Pacific, but the thief vanished after a sudden turn.
Automobile licenses show multiple entries including Ove Elman on Lanet Street and Bord on BuMeson Street. Other names include Herman Grovmery on Adie Street and Anthony on Sulit Direct. Details appear fragmented but indicate license numbers and street entries.
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