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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts a supposed remedy for eczema and skin ailments from the stomach outward. It claims universal cure with a tonic from The Byte Specific Co offering free advice and a medical adviser contact, promising relief and improved health with no visible side effects.
Time seems garbled with random names and phrases. A fragmentary account mentions Tuesday and a public speech. Several odd terms appear, including Barret Cowles and Alyn, with unclear context and no clear event outcome.
A lively society page details a May The reference to Miss Armine Ricky at a diner dance and numerous entertaining events feature for a San Antonio crowd. Mrs. Smite Gray Elizabeth Boat hosts an afternoon party for four debutantes. Plans for upcoming teas, drives, and mothers club meetings are outlined along with a hotel reception at St Anthony.
An 19th century medical note discusses acute articular rheumatism and hyperuricemia. It cites Dr W S Senulee and advocates Authomala Tableta as preferred relief for various pain forms and facial herpes reports, noting inconsistent success across remedies and medicines. It mentions mercet and lubleta as other items and references headaches neuralgia and tooth pain.
A 19th century style offer from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co inviting women to write for confidential guidance. The ad promises private correspondence with a female staffer, uses testimonials and age-old confidence to attract readers, and provides a free 60 page textbook upon request. Address Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
The Majestic shows a lavish week headlined by Gue Edwards Song Revue and a six feature program including The LoveLiars and The Mountain of Youth. Empire presents the modern office drama Help Wanted with Lois Weber and Owen Moore, praised for its realism and urban setting. Signals suggest a busy cinema slate with stars like Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin appearing in related attractions.
The personnel of the packy included the Rengeller, Asies Gou C. Gilette, Mak Marr oun, Mary Les Coan and Betty Col ros and Misarary Gur Hall, yeeky Tuxephing and Teacher for the faculty and the hostesses, Alissen Olive Kilpstein, Laura Linoks, Irene Burtchart, Mirtha Mary Moore, Cidyn Tall, Louise Ciinuvelt and Alhinte Wyeke.
Fragmented ad text mocks a dangerous laxative pitch urging readers to ask for a cheap tonic at stores. It mentions calomel, bowel detox, and dubious promises to “clean your bowel” while disparaging other remedies. The garbled OCR hints at retail names and pricing but remains unclear.
A Morosco film adaptation mix features Dan McGrew tale with Yim the miner and Lou the wife, showing at Royal Theater, plus Love Lar at Wigwam 1 with Ruth Roland and Henry Clay. The Queen screens The Crelgat Hatred and Who Violates the Law, plus Chaplin in Park.
Gaity Sears, renowned English organist of Queen's Hall London, will tour transcontinentally and perform two organ concerts at the First Baptist Church on May 14 and 23. No admission fee. Selections include passages from the Russian Patrol and Storm at Sea with descriptive effects. Sellars draws praise for memory recital and improvisation, using varied instruments.
Rotary Club members and their wives will attend a Thursday event featuring the Gus Rawbird show at the Majestie theater, then adjourn to the Garden of the Oriental Mexican restaurant to dedicate an honorary moment for the Rotary Chat of Tadinnan.
The event formally opened to the public the diva deut offering a five dollar fare to Galveston and back on Saturday May 7. The program featured sixteen lively dances and refreshments. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Nordhaus and other local residents. Cast attendees comprised a large list of Misses and Messrs from Galveston, Dallas, and St. Louis with many named participants.
Fragmentary report critiques tuberculosis care and mentions Osler and other authorities. It notes varying claims on remedies and the presence of time costs and salts among treatments. The text cites trials and clinician opinions, with references to Erkman Laboratory and several locations in the United States.
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