New Millinery Styles Stir Washington Banter
Senator J Hamilton Lewis is teased by Victor Murdock on fashion and politics. Murdock jokes about millinery plumes and Lonesome Pine styles while noting Kansas votes.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1913
Page
3
Senator J Hamilton Lewis is teased by Victor Murdock on fashion and politics. Murdock jokes about millinery plumes and Lonesome Pine styles while noting Kansas votes.
A Georgia man credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health after a period of stomach trouble and fatigue. He says the cereal revived his strength, appetite, and nerves, allowing him to work all day and study at night. The letter promotes Postum Co. and the slogan There’s a Reason.
Boise report notes the Holy Rollers holding camp meetings across Southwestern Idaho as farms are abandoned. The sect maintains a large camp near Caldwell with daily attendance from across the state and ongoing meetings. A Lima aviation school opens under the National Aero League with a $27000 subsidy from Peru.
Plans to stage Los Pastores the famed Mexican religious play in English at the Grand Opera House on December 22 and 23 under the Battle of Flowers Association. The shows aim to educate San Antonio about the folk drama, with proceeds supporting the Battle of Flowers and hopes of turning Los Pastores into an international cultural event.
An anniversary requiem mass honored Mother Mary of the Cross, Mother Francis, Sister Monica, Sister Peter Claver, and Sister Leocadia, five Sisters of Charity who died in the St. John's Orphanage fire on October 80, 1912, in the Santa Rosa infirmary chapel. Clergy from local parishes and colleges attended, with Rev. Joseph Duffy officiating and Right Rev. J. W. Shaw present for absolution.
Autumn and winter underwear sets for men, women, and children priced from 50 cents to 2 dollars per garment. Details include reinforced seams, edge finishing, and spring needle weaving for close, snag-free fit. Produced in long staple cotton and wool blends. third floor location.
Text advertises kimono outings fleeced fabrics 15c to 28 inches wide, floral patterns and borders, plus flannelettes 12c yard with many patterns. Double faced outings 8c to 12c 27 inches wide in checks stripes plaids and solids, Eden cloth 15c 28 inches fleeced for pajamas, cotton suitings 15c 28 inches, kimono crepe 17c 30 inches. Second Floor.
A Wolfson store display shows newly lowered prices on every pattern hat. The collection offers varied prices so customers can find a hat at the price they want to pay, with fashion not influencing fair and reasonable pricing.
Rev R Rossi of St Peter's Orphanage Rev J Marp of St Mary's College and Rev F O Campo attended a service at St Francis Home. Gregorian music was provided by Sisters from the College and Academy of the Incarnate Word. Ninety pupils from the San Fernando school for girls were present and some received communion in honor of former teachers Sisters Peter Claver and Leocadia.
Federal grand jury in Kansas City will hear witnesses from across the country next week as it investigates the Florida Fruit Lands Company tied to Everglade land promotion. Officials expect cross state testimony on contracts and promoter conduct linked to the 1912 Everglade affair.
County Commissioner Henry Meyer canvassed churches and lodge rooms to sell old benches from the Thirty-seventh district court room being refurbished with new furniture. The benches remain unsold as work on the court room proceeds after delays caused by plastering issues.
Commissioners seek new cork flooring to deaden sounds during proceedings as the court plans move to a newer space in several weeks. Judge W. B. Anderson awaits completion to hold sessions in his own courtroom. In San Marcos Texas Arthur Love, a negro, was shot in the side and likely fatally wounded. George Moore is held for investigation.
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