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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
11
The American steamer Navajo with 611 bales of cotton will wait in Galveston harbor for Bremen and sail by way of Norfolk. A new first officer was secured after the previous officer refused to voyage. Three engineers will accompany only to Norfolk.
A historical article discusses acute articular rheumatism with unclear causes and limited cure options. It highlights that most treatments aim to relieve pain and nervous tension, endorsing Antikamata Tableta as preferred for all rheumatism pain, claiming wide availability and effectiveness for headaches and discomfort.
Clearing weather is reported after general rains across Texas and neighboring states in the last twenty four hours. Temperatures will fall with cooler conditions following the rain, which began in San Antonio on Wednesday morning. Rain was light across Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Eastern Arizona, with San Antonio receiving about a half inch. The storm area over New Mexico slowly moves away, while a new storm develops over the Rio Grande valley, delaying full clearing.
A vivid kitchen caption promotes a hot brown topped batter cake served to a hungry family at breakfast. It highlights fragrant baked treats and the syrup that flavors and enhances their value, inviting enjoyment for the morning meal.
The Texas House, by 106 to 19, engrossed Sackett's joint resolution to separate the University of Texas and the A and M College, placing each under separate boards. The measure reserves land values and funds for the two schools, sets Galveston as a seat for the university, and designates Denton for the College of Industrial Arts. An election is set for the third Saturday in July, with debate highlighting strong support for separation over a one-board plan. Adjournment dates were contested as the House pressed for early adjournment.
An old advertisement promotes Musterole as a white mustard ointment offering fast relief from neuralgia and headaches. It claims applications to temples and neck ease pain and notes uses for sore throat, bronchitis, colds, and joint aches. Available in 26c and 50c jars and hospital size at $2.50 from Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
Final passage of a Campbell and Benson bill creates a Texas naval militia with a governor appointed naval bureau and a three officer board. The measure, already passed the House, went to the Senate military affairs committee where a favorable report was issued. The militia would include forces prescribed by the bureau and restrict officer and enlisted caps except in war invasion suppression or aid to civil authorities.
March 3 in Austin a hearing before the Berie committee on insurance will consider the Gibson bill to amend the Robertson Insurance law. Insurance company figures on proposed actions if Texas allowed returns will be submitted. A turnout of many dissidents and others is expected, and action on the measure remains uncertain.
In Austin on March 3 Governor Ferguson observed a tense House session as Rep Bagby fainted after an appeal on a measure aiding 250,000 Texas tenant farmers. Dr Powell treated Bagby, and the chamber resumed after the incident as Tillotson’s amendment was considered.
Ad the Spring Suits listing at 312 W. Commerce street shows burial permits and related notices. Fragmentary text mentions Mire A Wharton and March 2 dates, with references to San Fernando street and postal delivery routines on Sundays. The excerpt also alludes to a New York barge project and agricultural notes obscured by OCR.
An old style advertisement claims Tom's and Dean's Kidney Pills relieve early morning distress and back pain from kidney troubles. It cites a San Antonio resident testimonial detailing improved health after use, with price and dealer notes.
Attorney for the railroad group in Austin argues carriers will show they earn fair returns on Texas intrastate traffic despite projected losses of seven to ten million dollars from November 12, 1913, to June 30, 1914. Key officials headed to Dallas for the hearing as weather and industry influences loom large.
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