Death rate decreases in April San Antonio vital report
April vital statistics from San Antonio show a lower death rate than March. Reg istrar McGee reports 183 burial permits in April versus 193 in March, with 151 deaths among residents and a total death rate of 1.208 per 1000, or 1.464 including fatalities from illnesses contracted elsewhere. Births total 127 with 70 males and 57 females. In Elks convention remarks, William H. Atwell argues lodges should admit liquor dealers or close buffets, urging consistency in stance on alcohol.
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San Antonio
McGee
City Health Department
Light want ads pay off for the Live Wires team
Advertiser claims the Live Wires have used light want ads for years with proven monthly rates. The pitch emphasizes low costs and promising returns for readers who join the program.
Elk discuss liquor saloon policy in Dallas meeting
William H. Atwell urges Elks to close bars or admit saloon men in Dallas as temperance debate heats up. Report notes discussion at the Dallas lodge on liquor regulations and potential actions.
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William H. Atwell
Allen's Foot-Ease Delivers Fast Relief for Tender Feet
Antiseptic foot powder Allen's Foot-Ease promises instant relief from corns bunions and foot pain when shaken into shoes or used in foot baths. The ad notes over 100000 packages used by German and Allied troops and sells for 25 cents.
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Allen
Third Concert features Mabel Garrison in Saenger fest
The first Texas State Saenger fest concert at Beethoven Hall presented Mabel Garrison of the Metropolitan Opera as a top soloist. Carl Schlegel also impressed with Wagner and Bruch pieces. San Antonio soprano Mrs. I. L. Marks impressed in Die Allmacht with a floral reception. The Saengerbund and Symphony Orchestra backed the program with a robust choral and instrumental display.
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Bruch
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Texas State Saengerbund
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San Antonio
Texas State Saengerfest Closes San Antonio Session
The four day Saengerfest in San Antonio wraps with a Wednesday delegate meeting at Beethov en Hall, a sightseeing afternoon, and the kammers at 8 pm. Tuesday features the third concert and a matinee with the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra, the State Saengerbund, and school choirs directed by Mrs. Lula Griesenbeck. Mabel Garrison sings Lakme Bell Song and appears again Tuesday evening alongside Carl Schlegel and the State Saengerbund.
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Beethoven Hall
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Carl Schlegel
Elsa Harms
State Saengerbund
Lund
Mabel Garrison Receives Lively Ovation at Concert
Mabel Garrison drew a strong audience reaction Monday evening with a voice described as crystal clear and pure. Critics praised her quality and charm, noting her engaging stage presence and appealing performance.
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Mabel Garrison
Revival Draws Thousands to Bowen Island Tabernacle
More than 5,000 people attended Evangelists Ham and Ramsey at the Bowen's Island tabernacle Monday night with special services Tuesday morning. San Antonio Traction agreed to suspend streetcars near the tabernacle during services, stopping at Mill Bridge and Nueva Street, with shuttles at terminals after events. The evangelists credited San Antonians and city officials for aid and courtesy.
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Colored excursion to Seguin May 11
Special train leaves at 9 a.m. for Seguin offering a $1 round trip fare. Southern Pacific advertises the event.
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Southern Pacific
Ady
Plan Big Barbecue at San Antonio Packing Plant
A 3 PM barbecue is planned Wednesday at the new San Antonio Packing plant at Tampico and Brazos streets to celebrate opening before operations begin. Secretary T. M. West invites friends to attend. The plant can process 200 beeves, 100 calves, and 500 hogs plus sheep and goats daily. Officers: President Daniel Steuernagel, VP and treasurer R. F. Pipes, Secretary T. M. West.
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Brazos
T. M. West
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Dandruff Cure Claim Promises Glossier Hair
A historical advisory promotes liquid argon as a cure to dissolve and destroy dandruff overnight. It claims most or all dandruff will disappear after four ounces nightly with repeated applications, promising relief from itchiness and markedly improved hair texture. It also notes arvon can be bought at any drug store and emphasizes low cost.
Texas Congressmen Welcome Wilson Border Militia Call
Texas members of Congress praise President Wilson for calling out the militia along the Rio Grande. They say border policing will protect residents and restore normal conditions, with Representatives Smith and Garner citing prior appeals and conferences with Baker. Texans note their National Guards and larger citizen soldier force than New Mexico and Arizona.
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Congress
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Rio Grande
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Garner
Baker
New Mexico
Arizona
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic General Tonic Claim
Advertising copy touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a reliable general tonic. It highlights the tonic elements QUI NINE and iron and promotes a 50 cent price point.
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Grove
Jitney Owners Adopt Slogan and Safety Committee
The San Antonio Jitney Owners league approved the slogan Safety and Service to appear on jitney routing cards. A two member committee on each route will curb fast driving and improve public safety. The group also thanked the Boy Scouts of San Antonio for service during Fiesta week.
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San Antonio
Reunion in Birmingham Rte $23.45 Round Trip
Travel ad notes a Birmingham reunion with a round trip fare of 23 dollars 45 cents and dates May 13 14 and 15. Southern Pacific offers the special adv notice.
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Reunion
Birmingham
Southern Pacific
Special train leaves at 9 a.m for $1 Ady
A special train departs at 9 in the morning with a ticket price of one dollar, advertisement notes.
Stalls on railroad after collision near Hackberry Street
A car driven by R A Ferguson stalled crossing Southern Pacific tracks at Van Ness North Hackberry. A west bound passenger train approached but pedestrians pushed the car clear to avoid another crash. Dan Sullivan of 1115 North New Braunfels Avenue also involved. no injuries and both cars damaged. Officer Eckhart said the accident appeared unavoidable and no arrests were made.
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Tolle Place
Southern Pacific
Hackberry Street
van Ness
North Hackberry Streets
Dan Sullivan
New Braunfels Avenue
Eckhart
Central
Southern Baptist Convention in Asheville Ad
Southern Pacific advertisement lists Southern Baptist Convention events in Asheville with dates May 13 to 16 and a sleeper through May 15.
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Asheville
Sleeper
Southern Pacific
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