Cleaning an Oil Painting with Ivory Soap Solution
A cleaning tip suggests brightening an aged oil painting by wiping with a clean sponge dipped in cold water with dissolved Ivory Soap. The note mentions Ivory Soap as 99 43 0 percent pure.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
6
A cleaning tip suggests brightening an aged oil painting by wiping with a clean sponge dipped in cold water with dissolved Ivory Soap. The note mentions Ivory Soap as 99 43 0 percent pure.
Talfurias launched the year's first watermelon shipments with G A Spielhagen sending multiple melons averaging 23 pounds to San Antonio and Monte ay the initial car. Calvin near Corpus Christi followed with Roy Campbell shipping from this city. Shipments exceed last year's first cars and Campbell expects the season to peak, with Spielhagen predicting as many as 1000 cars from Falfurrias.
Fragmentary poultry market notes show prices for hens and turkeys. Mentions Hons, 40c and 350, 200 dressed turkeys and other shop items. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
About 185 guests attended a dance hosted by Dr and Mrs Amos Graven Jr in West End to honor grand daughter Miss Armine Rioty, a top graduate. Green and white decor with a grand march led by Miss Riely and William C Sullivan, 16 dances, and a white chiftonet dress noted. Music by a large student ensemble from St Marys Hall.
One year after discovery, Poslam has cured thousands of eczema cases and other skin ailments. Previously sold only in large jars for long treatment, a new fifty cent size and two dollar package are now available at San Antonio stores or by mail from Emergency Laboratories New York. Flat applications heal eczema immediately, with chronic cases typically cured in two weeks. samples offered free for trial.
A piano and vocal evening honors 11 year old Ruth Shaw with a memory recital and ensemble pieces by Ruth and Adele Shaw. The event featured recitations by Faye Nickerson and solos by Mrs. Claude Higgins, with Mrs. Gholson guiding Ruth. Refreshments on a lit lawn, ice blocks for fruit desserts, and a host of assisting ladies completed the benefit. Nearby, Madison Square Presbyterian women hosted a successful benefit tea with floral decor and two coffee services. Moonlight picnic honors Mrs. Gombs on her birthday organized by the Good Cheer Bowling Club with a friendly gathering and party spread on the riverbank.
Mrs. Frank Paschal chairs two meetings for the ladies to plan an attemobile ride for orphans. The event will be held tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Paschal’s home, 231 West Cypress. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Young of DeVise and Miss Marjory Polk returning from San Marcos. The Five Hundred club met with Miss Louise Giraud as hostess. prizes went to Elise Burbank and Mrs. R. S. Smith, with a special prize to Miss Berry.
At Mrs Guinns home the Daughters of the Confederacy mapped a June celebration for Jefferson Davis birthday with a planned literary program and a contribution to the Jefferson Davis Home association to aid a park project.
A jumble of reader questions and responses covers beauty tips, etiquette, and personal concerns. Included are warnings against infidelity, skin care instructions, and guidance on self-improvement, plus notices about local district court candidate M. E. Barkley and Chicago police vehicle policy shifts toward motorcycles and a submobility squad.
A compact recipe style fragment describes heating marmalade with wine or brandy substitute, canning rhubarb in water, sealing jars, and cooling. It also mentions a bold lemonade mix with orange and grape juice to yield a party drink for platters or receptions.
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