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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
3
A promotional claim extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal remedy aiding digestion boosting nerves heart and brain, easing nervousness and a wide range of illnesses, with endorsements from many ages including near centenarians.
Sold by druggists grocers and dealers or direct one dollar a large bottle The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester New York
Governor Colquitt’s schedule lists appearances in Henderson Panhandle towns including Claude Clarendon and Quanah with times from May 11 to May 18. The plan will finish the Panhandle tour and eastern Texas dates will be released later.
The eighth annual council of the Episcopal diocese of West Texas convened at St. Mark's on Pecan Street with over 60 clergymen and lay leaders. Bishop J. B. Johnston presided. reports praised diocesan schools and planned future visits for detailed schooling data. The Woman's Auxiliary meet at 3:30 p.m. and a reception for delegates followed the day’s events.
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh with quick relief from nasal and throat symptoms. It claims scented antiseptic action clears the nose head and throat in minutes and a fifty cent bottle typically cures. The copy urges buying from H. L. Wagner for immediate treatment.
Had E. F. Stevens lived seven days longer he would have seen a favorable ruling in a four year lawsuit he prosecuted to the Texas Supreme Court. The court denied a writ of error in Parke R. Longworth vs. E. E. Stevens, affirming a $9000 judgment for Stevens. Stevens died a week ago. his share reverts to his estate. The case stemmed from a breach of contract for sale of Edgewood lots.
A Brooklyn man James Allen recounts a close call with danger and credits Vinci cod liver and iron remedy for health gains. The ad urges worn out people to start Vinci, promises satisfaction or money back, and cites Fischer's Drug Store near the post office.
Oscar W. Underwood defeated Woodrow Wilson by a large margin in Mississippi's Democratic primary. Voter turnout was low, with under 25 percent participation and slow return of results. Underwood carried at least 65 of 78 counties as state officials finalize counts for district delegate contests.
Independence Kansas May 8 delegates at large to the national convention will endorse Colonel Roosevelt for the presidential nomination and instruct the big four to vote for him from the first ballot to the last.
President Taft told crowds in Portsmouth Ohio that he faces attacks from interests and critics. He cited an interstate commerce commission case against Dan Hanna of Cleveland as proof of prosecutorial impartiality. Taft criticized Roosevelt on recall and constitutional change and planned to spend ten more days campaigning.
In Walla Walla on May 8 the state democratic convention endorsed Champ Clark for president with 455 votes to Wilson 106 and Bryan 135. An attempt to stampede the meeting for Bryan failed.
May 8 Baltimore delegates elected in a primary appear noncommittal on affiliation but official returns suggest most will back Taft personally. Roosevelt holds the edge on preference votes, yet Taft leaders claim influence over convention setup and national delegates despite Roosevelt optimism.
A testimonial letter promotes Postum as a coffee substitute, detailing a sufferer’s digestive illness and weight loss linked to caffeine. After trying Postum, headaches, nausea, and vomiting lessen, and the writer regains health and weight. The note ends with a call to look for The Road to Wellville and mentions Postum Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.
Arkansas has two Republican conventions in Little Rock choosing delegates for the national vote. Each group claims legitimacy and elects four delegates at large to carry their preferred ticket. Lee Jones, Frisco commercial agent, passes through en route to Mexico City. Staacke Bros. advertises low prices on carriages and buggies. Roast duck served at White Horse Tavern.
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