Ivory Soap Works For Bath Laundry And Toilet Use
Ivory Soap is praised as a pure soap suitable for bath nursery and fine laundry as well as toilet use. The ad notes its purity and mentions the product code BD 43100 Paz Cent. Pure.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
10
Ivory Soap is praised as a pure soap suitable for bath nursery and fine laundry as well as toilet use. The ad notes its purity and mentions the product code BD 43100 Paz Cent. Pure.
Local ad lists prices for fruits vegetables and related goods with items such as apples 30 to 49 cents a dozen, bananas 2 cents a pound, tomatoes 6 cents each, lettuce 5 cents a head, cabbage 2 cents a pound, cucumbers 3 for 25 cents, beans 10 cents a quart, and honey 3 dollars a pound for creamery products. Also notes poultry prices including chicken fryers 66, hens 40 cents, turkeys 10 cents a pound, and a brief family visit report in Houston for Mr. and Mrs. Az Ul.
The Barnard B. Bee chapter hosts an afternoon of entertainment for honorary Confederate members at Mrs J D Guinns home with a strong program. veterans sing, Miss Katie Daffan calls for a Confederate Home opening in June, and a tribute to May events is noted with a roll call and readings.
An ad announces Posiam a new eczema treatment claiming rapid itch relief after the first use and healing in chronic cases within two weeks. It notes a fifty cent size available at Bexar Drug Co in San Antonio and direct order from Emergency Laboratories New York. Samples offered free by writing to the lab.
A fragmented advice column offers beauty tips and moral guidance. It urges communication with Mme D’sénjou in Antonio, discusses eyelid care with a camphor solution, hair framing, posture and punctuality, and extols charm and personality while warning against vanity.
Birth notices list a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Leutsch on Seventh Street a son for Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Bonin at 1307 San Fernando Street a child for Mr. and Mrs. J. Trinidad Rock Quarry and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. I. Watton First Mission.
Burial permits list several deaths including Miguel Chavez ten months Bra zoy and Vera from cholera dntantum Mrs Teabella Crawford sixty nine at 101 Upson street paralysis Ulrike Leone Gray two at 495 Porter street dysantery H J Helkens one year at 745 Weat Houston atreat cancer Mrs Kate I Haset six at 102 Carter street tubeven losis
A playful verse admonishes against the Widow Hat Mary wears, noting a brim of about three feet and the hat’s constant accompanyment. Patrons complain of Mary’s fashion choice, and a sage figure warns "never wear The Merry Widow Hat" when shopping.
A fragmented timetable lists trains from St. Louis to various Texas destinations including Dallas Fort Worth Houston Galveston and Brownsville. It notes departures and arrivals such as 7 00 am express routes and Sunday only services with multiple stopping points and connections through North Texas and the Valley.
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