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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
3
A market list details vegetables fruits and other groceries with prices. Items include onions lettuce cabbage peppers celery and greens, fruits like strawberries pineapples grapes apples oranges and bananas, plus fish poultry and dairy and a note about Fletcher's Castoria at the end.
Miss Mattie Terre hosts guests at her Augusta street home for a Girls' Vive Wunedred club gathering with a moonlit picnic. Attendees include Mrs. Alexander Fraser and numerous Misses and Mesdames, with plans for bowls of food and social events across the city. The item details gatherings, birthdays, and social confirmations among local families and club members.
Miss Mavie Irvin of Baise Idaho completes a state commission for governor’s mission decoration and furnishings after acclaim for planning the inaugural hall decert. Dr Margeliny A Mallowell, a New Jersey supervisor and Marden College graduate, takes Mary Dunlap’s Vineland post. A misleading ad for McGee’s Baby Mittin promotes a teething remedy. A 1909 sale notice reports a lame horse described in detail with buyer instructions and sale terms.
A period advice piece invites readers to write for guidance about domestic service and household chores. It promises confidential responses and requests stamped self addressed envelopes. The author discusses work expectations for a serving maid and suggests recipes and home tips while portraying a devoted, motherly tone.
Special Dispatch from Bown Mass reports the quiet birthday of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, originator of the women’s rights movement, honored by Greek and Italian organizations and many congratulatory letters. Her husband, descendants, and longtime allies reflect on past battles for suffrage and the ongoing struggle for universal woman suffrage.
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