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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
7
A writer recalls a young friend who called her appreciation a gratitude service for bluebells sun and wind. The piece urges readers to count blessings and weave a rosary of joys to ease sorrow and keep memory alive.
Union Meat Company offers breakfast pork sausage in one pound boxes at twenty five cents per pound. Stores and Sam Speir How Co are successors to E. L. Hofheinz, located at 219 Losoya Street.
In a tense bedroom scene Alice argues with Helen and Warren as she packs and insists on leaving that night. The trunk is locked as a taxi nears with Alice determined to catch the 10 o clock train despite family pleas and strain.
A promotion promotes buying a piano with a one month trial period. Buyers can return the piano within thirty days for a full refund with no questions. The plan emphasizes a five year guarantee and in home testing to prove value. Isaac Bledsoe and Prof. Smith endorse the sale and inspection.
A Minneapolis clothier promotes a thirty day money back guarantee for pianos. The ad highlights nonparcel type copy, megaphone style claims, and asserts long term quality of ten to fifteen years while stressing the store and manufacturers’ faith in the offer.
One hundred player-pianos will be sold on a cooperative plan at 395 dollars each instead of the usual 550. Purchasers pay 5 dollars down and 2 dollars weekly for 195 weeks, with full guarantees and a 30 day money back option. Includes bench nine rolls and exchange rights. Unpaid balances cancel on death. lead tubing and durable construction emphasize longevity.
A column presents a complete proposition for a Kohler and Campbell piano at two hundred fifty seven dollars fifty cents. It outlines a five dollar join fee, weekly one dollar twenty five cent payments, a five year guarantee, a thirty day money back trial, and death discharge of unpaid balances. It also notes possible cash dividends totaling thirty dollars and thirty cents and including two tunings a piano stool and a late style scarf at no extra cost.
Helen and Warren accompany Alice to the station after a tense visit. Alice refuses Helen's kiss and Warren's attempt to comfort, while Warren drafts a sharp telegram to Dayton and plans a telling letter to Aunt Emma. Helen fears social gossip and further conflict.
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles and multiple ailments including diabetes and rheumatism. It promises mail delivery for $1.90 and two months of treatment, with testimonials available from Dr. B W Halli of St. Louis.
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