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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
3
Amusement column notes opening of a satire titled Votes for Women with a strong cast led by Cleo Madison and Grace Tyton at the Grand. The program mixes burlesque, dance, and a melodramatic real estate of acts while promoting a light moral about suffrage amid lively audience reception.
The Gazette records a Wednesday meeting where $226.25 was shared among charitable groups for the Kate Greenaway-Mother Goose entertainment. Miss Xelma Gager led the event with Miss Gene Robards and others assisting. Funds were distributed to several organizations including the Council of Jewish Women, St. Mark's Parish Aid, and the First Presbyterian Church Society. A Friday assembly in St Marys Parochial School plans to aid the Carmelite Fund. A series of social events, weddings, and meetings follow, with many local ladies hosting bridge, dances, and party gatherings at venues around the city.
Philadelphia reader Jack Singleton describes severe bronchial cold relief after using Vinal, praising its cod liver element blend and tonic powers. The ad asserts Vinal cures chronic coughs and bronchitis when other medicines fail, urging trial with refund if no help.
The Flying Squadron of America held its final group meeting at 2:30 PM Thursday at Fra Mie Park Methodist Church. Members include former Governor J Frank Hanley Indiana and Oliver W Stewart Chicago among others. speakers discussed duty to country and abolition of the cane against the lignin patric amid calls for good government and economy.
A neighborhood meeting for residents of the Eighth Ward will be held Friday evening at the McKinley Avenue Methodist Church at eight oclock to discuss plans to prevent mosquito breeding. Mrs TA Reese chairs the ward for the citizen auxiliary to the board of Neal. The principal speaker will be G A T Campbell.
Wace Clittan is dead leaving a widow a daughter and his mother in WACO Texas, plus four brothers and one sister. The obituary notes surviving relatives and references a family in Dallas. A separate item reports Sam P. Mere London, 40, owner of McLondon Hardware, died after a wound at an Ate eetio Company location, with Detroit Free Press noting the morning death.
A long reader query column presents Dr Lewis Baker offering remedies for obesity and stomach distress. Advice includes three to five gram forms of tablets and tonics, liver and bowel support, plus a special poultice regimen. Warnings about potential side effects and the need for druggist guidance accompany each plan.
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