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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
1
A public alert denounces imitations of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and urges avoidance of unscrupulous vendors. The notice warns that fake bottles mimic labels but fake contents threaten health, urging consumers to trust genuine malt whiskey and beware firms selling imitation or adulterated goods.
A 19th century warning about fake Duffy Malt Whiskey sold in bottles and bulk. It urges consumers to recognize genuine packaging with a patented round amber bottle, an Old Chemist's Head trade mark, and an unbroken cork seal. Includes request to write Dr Curran for medical booklet and advice.
A San Antonio boy Charley Browne persuaded Mayor Callaghan and the Chief of Police to release his donkey Rough Rider from the city pound. The 10 year old delivered a prepared order to the pound man and the mayor signed it, ensuring the donkey could return home.
Eight young women received diplomas entitling them to practice nursing at the Santa Rosa Infirmary Training School last night. Dr. Jess Hall Bell delivered the salutatory and address, praising the class while urging personal character and professional rigor. Rev. Jas. M. Kirwin lauded the sisters in charge and thanked faculty and donors for their care and training. Medals were awarded to several graduates, with additional honors noted for Agnes OConnor and Miss Chambers.
Fram was being made up and Ville surprised the turséa. He praised the class for work in his operation and announced rewards for two top contributors Miss BE Boyle and Miss Agnes O Connor. Dr Herff wished to award Sister Meinraid a gold medal with diamonds. The program featured orchestra selections and guests were served punch and cake.
A party of Kansas citizens arrived last night and departed early for the coast region via Aransas Pass. They are registered at the Alamo hotel with members including A. Tersin, Francis Johnson, Henry Olson, and others. The list contains several misspellings and unclear names from the OCR.
The jury list for the Fifty-seventh digital court week includes Wheedore Ahy, Jon Martz, Krammer, C. K. Gravis, M. Hi. Schuler, W. A. Brown, William Rhert, John Collins, knew Campbell, J. Bowen, John Burstovich, A. O Byane, Ed. Jones, D. M. Ingram, Ford, Spade, Fred Conway, Chan, PF. Al precht, R. Hetick, JT. Carl, Emil Ariat, R. M. Johnson, A. H. Stowa, W. L. Davie, Chas. Miltthaus, ML. Wood while, R. B. Harilae.
San Antonio residents tout Dean's Kidney Pills as a reliable kidney disease remedy. An testimonial from Mrs Richardson praises the product, noting reduced back pain and headaches after use. The ad cites Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as national agents and warns to remember the name Doan's.
The council moved to create Prospect Hill Improvement District No. 7 to fund sewer work, with bonds likely around 45 000 dollars. Alderman Carey reported railroad officials will start subway work by July 1 and urged signing the city contract. The Houston Street bridge widening and grade adjustments were approved, along with plans for a new caray avenue and road work from Grand to Josephine Street.
In San Antonio chatter, a ranch guest learns of a galvanized cistern rigged by the Coomer-Lathrop Co on East Commerce. A local optician at West Commerce and Mary’s Street is contrasted with a corner habitue. The tale notes leaking tanks and the eye fixing business.
Old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment to treat scratches sprains bruises and burns with quick relief. It lists price 50c and 1.00 sold by Bexar Drug Co. The notice also seeks unmarried men ages 18 to 45 for U S Army service in San Antonio Texas with recruiting details.
After the January commencement exercises at Santa Rosa Training Soloonl for Nurses, the infirmary hosted an elaborate banquet for doctors and assisting alumni. Prominent citizens attended. the decor featured hanging ferns, hyacinths, and candles. a formal menu included trout, chicken, and asparagus. Notables listed include Mayor Callaghan and many doctors, clergy, and local officials.
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