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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
7
The market is flooded with substitutions and fake marks. The article urges buyers to insist on manufacturer or trade mark names to avoid imitation goods and supports honest dealers who honor customer requests. A dealer quotes substitution as non-existent in his store and emphasizes clearly labeling substitutes to alert customers.
T J Buckley, a Cork-born immigrant who settled in America in 1867 and Texas by 1876, died at his home 520 Basil Macon Street after a long life in farming and landholding. Funeral services are set from his residence and St Marys hospital. Survived by four daughters, three sons, and several grandchildren. he served on the first board of commissioners elected.
Hazy text reports Fanny Iy Tay Bulle and a Baltimore hospital note about Haney Hoy Evans facing an operation after months of stomach trouble. It mentions touring in the south with his company, a Cardiff,Wales birth, and arrival in America at age seven, with roles as printer, reporter, and actor.
A scrambled local notice hints at motorists and vendors discussing new streetcars and clothing prices. Mentions a tailor at 312 W. Com St and a public, evolving demand for automats and mock tracks. The piece suggests public awareness rising about costs and fashion.
Helen Keller speaks on happiness at the Grand Opera House, fielding questions from a large audience. Mrs A B Macy recounts Keller’s early education, her rapid progress after learning sign language, and her insistence on not engaging in political discourse. Keller answers war questions with only God’s knowledge, while stressing happiness through trust and making others happy.
Amusements note the dramatised and musicalized September Morn at the Grand Opera House with a strong cast led by Leo Steenwade and a large chorus. The piece features jingle songs and dances, while Nat Goodwin’s engagement on Monday and Tuesday promises top comedy. The Majestic showcases Clipner Trio and Elida Morris with Goldsmith and Pinard in The New Silesman, plus Claude and Usher in The Straight Path and Kalmar and Driava in a provocative act.
The United States marks a decisive wartime victory with peaceful, practical benefits flowing into American industry and commerce. The flood of global gold into the U S signals a lasting economic leverage and renewed confidence shaping markets, labor, and production across the nation.
The program at the Majestic and Wigwam cinemas offers a mix of vaudeville and features. Bertie Ford performs The Aerial Tango on slack wire, Edenar Abelys stars in Ready Money at Wigwam No 4, and The Odyssey of the North with Mobart Bosworth is shown. The lineup includes Keystone comedies Fatty and Mabel in Sum We Life, a six part Paramount feature The Odyssey of the North, The Lost Lord Lovell society drama, and On the Boundary Line Western. Gaby Deslys appears at the Empire in Her Telumph a five act Paramount feature with French stars and Harry Pilcer.
Mrs Oween Wells of Jonesville Virginia reports Cardui helped her after multiple manly troubles and difficult childbirth. She credits the tonic with reducing suffering and restoring energy, urging other women to try Cardui during their own critical times.
The NTIion-Dal lar Mystery concludes with Tefilin shown at the Rural Theater on Saturday. The week of unusual attractions promises to unravel the tangled ends and resolve the puzzle for curious viewers who attend to see the finale and shared speculation end.
Police report a Black man Jon Howard attempted to disarm Officer Carvette and was killed in the struggle Friday morning. Duke Garver to deliver the automatic pistol. preliminary hearing set for Friday afternoon. $500 bond posted. Body held at Rleve morgue. investigations extend to Galveston and Brownwood.
Fragmented birth entries list multiple names and addresses with dates like March 1 and March 3, including Mr and Mrs Sant Stuary and Mr and Mrs Tarting, but lines are garbled. Other lines reference Howard Street and Probandt Steel, yielding no clear details beyond scattered names and dates.
Fragmentary local notice lists burial permits for Marek Musiw and Lena Keng with unclear dates and amounts. The legible items reference March in Boerne and a financial figure of $1, but essential details are missing.
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