Ivory Soap Crowned Best Bath Soap by Widest Margin
A lighthearted note touts Ivory Soap as the best bath soap, claiming it is known by nearly everyone for its quality and cleansing properties. The line playfully emphasizes broad consumer approval.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
11
A lighthearted note touts Ivory Soap as the best bath soap, claiming it is known by nearly everyone for its quality and cleansing properties. The line playfully emphasizes broad consumer approval.
Mutt Garden hosted a lively crowd last night invited by the K Club and K Auxiliary. Dancing continued into the early hours. The Home Mission Society of the Government Wil Methodist meets tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock at Mrs. Kappel's home, 949 Burnet Street. W. L. Tamb is listed for scientific work at 121 and 132 Conroy Building.
Master Ralph Cathcart celebrated his birthday Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 with a group of young friends. Games and refreshments were enjoyed and the children departed for home after best wishes for many more happy returns of the day. Attendees included Penn Kucho Nora Braunschwele Marshall Altgels Pauling Kollison Frux Braunschwelm Rhinde Miller Esther Altgell Theodore Miller Lottie Braunschweig Tammie Hood Gita Hegemann Liby Kollison Perty Kollison and others.
A large turnout marked yesterday's Daughters of the Confederacy meeting with reports from committees on recent Confederate Cross Drill entertainment. The program included musical numbers, poetry, readings, and a recitation, concluding a lively afternoon.
A second annual entertainment at the West Side kindergarten draws parents and friends. Notable contributors include Mrs Béatrice Marks and Miss Marguerite Guinn among others with spring flowers and greenery adorning the venue. A separate social event at Rev Edwin Mouton's home hosted by the Travis Park Methodist church ended with praise for a strong program by Misses Guinn Cox Hughes Vanty Schaefer Carroll Mare Bracken and Goets and Brenner of New York return home.
A fragment from a gala at the Grafton Galleries highlights Judy, Walter Crane, and Mishvess Crane. The piece notes fashion, a debt of gratitude, and the photographer’s recent lithograph with focus on embroidery wealth and the ideal home life.
An extended visit is planned as Max B. Mayer Sage Tharglen and several Mrs. Kras ser Mrs. Hardin Adamy Mrs. Sant GC Bel joined by Mr and Mrs. John Tobin Thornt on Minch near WMlarceviths departed this morning to spend several days with the Tobin couple Mr and Mrs. John Tobin near Thornton Minch left this morning for several days with the Tobin household.
Patrolman Van Raub detained seven Macedonian laborers traveling to San Francisco found with Latin worship papers and New York immigration certificates. They spoke Turkish at the station, claimed to be Christians, and were released after verification. Names listed: Goga Sebi, Ineata Rake, Sim Gon Pavin, Jaco Martin, Chrina Gola, Gega Tunin, Franno Jaco.
A special D and G railroad service will carry six hundred home seekers from Laveda to Vallejo, Mexico, to inspect land owned by a local authority. The group, including 150 families, will depart tomorrow aboard a train with extra cars and arrive in stages, under Mexico Central line supervision, with some planing to remain in Vallejo.
A testimonial from Newson of Battle Creek Michigan claims Grape Nuts helped recover from appendicitis and post surgery weakness. The patient, once near weakness, gained strength after two weeks and resumed normal activity, crediting the cereal and regular exercise for improved health and weight gain.
Brief OCR fragment mentions a train and its return to a person, implying movement or speed but lacking a clear subject or event for a complete news item.
The Gattle Raisers Association to choose a new Secretary and General Manager. Mr Crowley, elected to the responsible post at last year’s wort worth convention, faces no strong opposition as he has gained high marks for his leadership. The organization honors his years of service and hopes for continued stable administration. A brief note lists contact at the Marifelig Parlors in Conroy Withiding for more information.
The Ninth United States Infantry Band directed by Frank OConnor will perform at Alamo Plaza tonight at 7:23 PM. The program includes The Favorite March, Overture The Gates of Gold, The Daughter of the Regiment, American Patrol, selections from The Sterns, Luells Medley, The Prayer From Lohengrin, and other popular tunes. A listing of the Ninth Infantry concert is set to be published in The Light.
The News reports a strange lead in the Father Leo Helprleh murder case. A woman in Paterson allegedly whispered a prophecy about a murder plot tied to a death threat, prompting authorities to widen inquiries.
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