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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
5
Advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a permanent remedy for indigestion. It claims the product strengthens stomach muscles, acts as a laxative, and cures indigestion with a small dose, backed by testimonials including a baby’s constipation relief and user satisfaction.
Washington report says Senator Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee underwent gall stone operation yesterday and had a restful night, with San- Lac claimed to prolong life.
Two customers report positive results from Syrup Pepsin. W G Kameyer of 4409 Broadway Galveston Texas says it is best remedy for constipation and moves bowels without griping. Benjamin Washington of Leary Texas notes strong benefit from a prior sample.
Fort Smith Arkansas March 29 John C Stowers a prominent local building contractor and Walter Smith were jailed on charges as alleged leaders of the mob that lynched Sanford Lewis Saturday night Bail offered by friends reached 20000 but was denied The grand jury has only partly finished its work and many more indictments are expected The prosecuting attorney is supported by 1500 citizens at a mass meeting to expose the guilty parties.
Rev. J. Frank Norris of the First Baptist church returned to Fort Worth to furnish bond on the arson charge stemming from the January 11 burning of his church. He had already posted bond on the perjury count and shows signs of a nervous breakdown.
Rev. H W C Ainley of Magnola Street Baptist Church advances plans for a Bible institute in Rockport during the first ten days of August. A statewide advertising drive will recruit students and a chautauqua will be held in connection.
A beauty note cites Mme Lina Cavalieri noting blondes have thinner skin while brunettes are oilier. It recommends mercorized wax from drug stores used like cold cream to remove worn skin in about a week, leaving underskin glow and a perceived ten to fifteen year appearance gain.
A bill to abolish the United States commerce court is favorably reported by Rep. Sims with a minority dissent likely to be submitted. The measure would revert to pre 1910 status, transfer judges to circuit courts, and move appeals to district courts while granting temporary injunction powers under strict conditions. The ICC would gain exclusive control over litigation it participates in.
An advertisement asserts a universal use of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE to cure a cold in one day. It bears the signature of B. W. Grove and lists 2606 as a reference or address.
The Gunter Hotel boasts large rooms high ceilings and luxurious furnishings making it the natural headquarters for the traveler who is particular about lodging and dining accommodations.
A class of about 20 novices was initiated into the Mystic Shrine at the ceremonial session by Ben Hur temple in the new temple building. A San Antonio delegation aided the work and a late-night parade and banquet followed the initiation with candidates from Austin and nearby areas.
Judge Jonathan Lane of Houston arrived in Austin to join the state democratic executive committee in Dallas where he will oppose the preferential primary. He argues there is no legal authority for such a primary and no mechanism to punish fraud if it occurred. Lane added Houston will push to secure the state convention.
The Texas Railroad Commission cancels the January 15 1912 L C I shipments automobile rating and reinstates the prior rate based on actual weight. The change eliminates the minimum weight provision and takes effect immediately, pleasing local automobile dealers statewide.
Misses and children shop opening scheduled for tomorrow March 30 at Emporium Millinery, highlighting new arrivals and spring fashion trimmings.
A brief item notes a $2 hat shop at 402 Be Houston, a business that helped make Houston Street famous.
A large assortment of carriages buggies and phaetons offered at very low prices by Staacké Bros. The notice emphasizes affordable options and invites buyers to view the stock.
A contingent of 600 soldiers from Su Chow garrison mutinied yesterday, leaving their barracks to raid main streets and loot pawn shops. They also set several private residences aflame near Shanghai.
The Capital Free Hold Land and Investment Company Limited was exonerated of fraud charges in Chicago cir court. Mrs. Margaret Ann Babcock widow of Amos C. Babcock alleged leasing land to three men for 15 years ending 1907 and fraud in settling affairs after the lease expired. The board denied the citizen’s petition for lower insurance rates.
Short ad promotes Grove's Pale Tuss malaria tonic claiming to drive out malaria and build up the system for both adults and children priced at 60 cents.
A small storefront at 402 East Houston Street advertises hats for two dollars, inviting bargain shoppers to a downtown outlet. The pitch emphasizes low prices and quick, casual shopping for headwear.
Austin city council adopted a resolution authorizing suit against the state insurance board to force a revision of current insurance rates. The suit will be filed in a few days with an effort for a speedy trial.
The ad announces a business men's lunch at the Gunter from 12 to 2 30 p m priced at 60 cents. It highlights a midday meal event likely targeting professionals.
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