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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
8
A household tip piece extols Ivory Soap as a versatile cleaner. It claims it can freshen furniture rugs and curtains, restore luster to silver and brass, and soften blankets to a like-new feel during a season of unrest and miseriée.
The listing captures a chaotic market page with prices for fruit vegetables and misc items. Notable entries include cantaloupes, blackberries, apples, tomatoes, green corn, green beans, sweet peppers, butter, mustard greens, and poultry. The fragment ends with a note that J.T. Cone, wife of Karnes City, arrived this morning as guests of the Angela.
The pretty yard around Mr and Mrs J Ball on Antioamia hosted a birthday anniversary for Marion Bull with children and a large turnout of society mothers. Outdoor games awarded prizes to Harriet Wheatman Julian Simmons and Joyner Cartwright while Mary Kath Kemper won for her pro logated heart on the Teddy Bear. A tented dining area lit with Japanese lanterns featured cake and favors for girls and boys as many mothers attended including Mrs Ball.
Residents and guests travel between Monterey Mekics and Houston Chicago visiting relatives and enjoying summer plans. Social events include St Mary’s dance May 28 and a bridge club gathering at Blinn Street with a list of attendees and painted card scores.
The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at Mia WV C Smiths home 106 Woodlaws avenue tomorrow afternoon for the annual history clipping and a final hour meeting. An election of officers for the coming year is an important feature.
Enthusiastic social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs T B Clegg features prominent attendees including Mrs George McQuaid Mrs Robbins Mrs Stafford and Mr Clegg among organizers. Bazaar runs June 10 11 12 with elaborate booths led by Mrs C Rigsby and Mrs Calhoun. Attendees include local families and society figures. fashion and dances highlighted as key events of the season.
The Associated Charities directors at 112 Third Street appeal for ongoing support to sustain an assistant who keeps the office open. The report details April 1808 agent activities including aid distribution, clothing, groceries, and transportation, and outlines fundraising and operating costs to continue visiting families and providing relief in the community.
A fragmented health and beauty column advises readers on skincare remedies and cosmetics including almond preparations, rose water, lavender water for nursing infections, and general guidance on nourishing food, rest, fresh air, and avoiding drugs while pursuing well being.
Irregular court notes show adjournment to June for the case Villyer Dentach Company vs PT Shields et al. Proceedings reference Woods cases and multiple observers noting exceptions amid unrelated mentions. Tar Austin to be at home until tours with resumption planned in June.
Mrs Theresa Woller aged about nine years, widow of Therean Woller, died May 1 1908 in San Antonio. Funeral from her late residence ok Probaindt Street to St Henry Catholic Church. Mass followed by burial. Pallbearers and attendees listed.
A curious description of a sheer chiffon hood with long sash and elaborate wrap details. The piece emphasizes a practical yet decorative design with shirred edges, fine cords, and trea duop tucks, finishing with a double look on the front.
A vintage, recipe heavy page outlines eggless cake with layers and apple butter, strawberry pineapple jam, and lemon glaze. Instructions note sugar, fruit prep, and baking steps, with tips for freshening doughnuts and flavoring cakes after baking. Also covers quick baked cake, baked pears with claret, and serving suggestions.
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