Social events and lectures fill Thursday calendar
Thursday social calendar lists Bernard H. Vee Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy balls and a 2:30 p.m. reception at Monger Hotel bar room honoring Dr. Hugh Young of Baltimore, plus meetings of Women's Parliament, San Antonio Self-Culture Club, Shakespeare Club, and Indiana Society. Saturday Mothers Club at Mars high school plans 3–6 p.m. entertainment. A public lecture on biology and industry given by MLA professor at Wology Hice Institute drew about 200 attendees, with remarks by J. H. Wiward. A Beacon Hill school community meeting will feature music, readings, solos, and a vocal duet as part of cultural programming.
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Bernard H. Vee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Monger Hotel
Hugh Young
Baltimore
Dulvin & Muxlex
MLA
Osford
Wology Hice Institute
Varnegte Tihrars
San Antonio Scientific Society
Lnd
J.h Wiiward
Swentily Society
Huxtey
San Antonio Woman Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
Mrs Seagraves of 624 Ruin bhreat San Antonio reports long lasting kidney relief from Doan’s Kidney Pills after a recurring pain across her kidneys. In a later statement she confirms continued relief and satisfaction, noting other medicines failed. The ad promotes 30 cent bottles at local retailers.
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Mes
William Segraves
San Antonio
Doan
Segraves
Dean
Dan
Seagraves
Buffalo
N.Y
Specialization Drives Man and Machine Progress
A brief note on how continued specialization in five lines of effort enhances the performance of both humans and machines. The text argues specialization raises efficiency and reduces errors through focused tasks and repeated practice.
Brighter Children Need Stronger Health Remedies
A historical ad notes children appear brighter today but asks if they are stronger. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a blood enricher, body-restore tonic. Claims private schools use it. presents it as alcohol-free and not patent medicine. Drugstore recommendation to refuse substitutes.
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Scott
Beate & 1
Elsorse d. TY
Tes
San Antonio Club News Notes Busy Social Week
Mrs. tarry L Miller chaired a Carl party at Travis Club with many members playing bridge and five hundred. Pierian Study Club met with Mrs Hayman Hood. Mrs Edward W Deftinger led Twelfth Night study. Mrs J C Merking elected secretary to fill Miss Fleming's vacancy. Mu Nu Bigmas elected officers. Dutch lunch followed. Smith School Mothers Club held a called meeting. talk on The Food of Children. Reception for Dr Hugh Feung of Baltimore planned at the Menger Motel. San Antonio Council of Jewish Women heard Rabbi Gerstein speak on Great Jewish Women. Forests Can discussed immigration and its effects at the St Anthony Hotel. Missionary program planned by United Presbyterian Church women at West Poplar Street. curios from Africa to be shown by Mrs Cleveland. Old-fashioned concert and spelling Tea hosted by the Mugen's Daughters at the Gunter Hotel with community spelling contests led by David Woodward and judges.
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Pieriun
Hayman Hood
Edward W. Deftinger
J. C. Merking
Alice Fleming
State University At Austin
J. C. Hoff
Mu Nu
Gunter Hotel
Rey M. Hare
George Clifton
Norton Doyle
A. H Cadwallader Jr
Tom F. Mooney
Siavden Goldstein
Smith School
Clab
Louisg Jary Warren
Laredo
T"feather
Thiy City
San Antonio
Lucy Nawton
Minnie Hirsch
David T. Woodward
Thomas T., Conroy
T. Davis
L. J. Ever
Thirty exhibitors line up for Bun Antyais show of makers
Nearly 30 manufacturing concerns have agreed to arrange exhibits at the Manufacturers' Exhibition, with committees visiting factories not yet signed in. The show runs November 10 to December 1, drawing thousands of visitors. Mrs. George Angus Young and several volunteers will assist in entertaining guests, as schools seek a lecturer to promote home industries.
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Compuiltves
Brive
Girge-Angus Young
Ev. Milligan
Ra. H. Cadwallader
Marian Trees
Concert at the Post by Nineteenth Infantry Band
The Nineteenth Infantry band performs Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at Inner Post with Oscar Bier matin arranging marches, waltzes, dances, and Sousa selections. The next concert is planned for Monday afternoon. Weather note recalls year ago conditions.
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Oscar Biermatin
Hapsburg
Kral
List of names to be added to the meeting
A roster of many individuals is listed with more names to be added by Thursday night. The document names J HM Kirkpatrick Dr T Jackson Carlos Bee Edward Tynun De B P Kingsley Judge W Fis Judge Nelson Lytle Judge A W Seligson L H Hundall Hugh B Tice J C Taylor W J Conray Dr Frederick Hadra Ne Glover Johns John Boyle Janes Garland Hill Grover and Welter Tynun.
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J. HM. Kirkpatrick
T. Jackson
Carlos Bee
Edward Tynun
Merle Alcock an Artist in Demand on Tour
Merle Alcock, rising as a top American concert artist, headlines a Monday recital at the Gunter Hotel ballroom under Oscar J. Fox. Her career follows triumphs with the Damf ord Orchestra and Worcester festival showing her growing acclaim. after Lindsborg she heads to Galveston for a Young People’s Singing Society concert.
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Merle Alcock
Lane
Gunter Efotel
Larai
Oscar J. Fox
Alcock
Damforch
Ontoter
Worcester
Lindsbory
Kan
Juusle
Galveston
Young People’s Singing Society
RUN DOWN BY AUTO KIDS HURT AT LARED O AND RIVAS
Arthur Holland aged five and his brother Claude three were struck by a car at North Laredo and Rivas streets. Nathan C. Trazier, 26, a bookkeeper for Eagle Furniture, surrendered to police and faced reckless driving charges. He claimed the collision was unavoidable as the children darted across the street. Bail was set at 200 dollars, pending outcome of the children's injuries.
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Arthur Holland
Claude
Casmeron Street
North Laredo
Rivas
Nathan C. Trazier
Eagle Furniture Company
Trazier
Abeyadee
Recital by Sternadorff and Rorsberg Delights Audiences
Miss Else Sternadorff and violinist Walter P. Rorsberg appeared Tuesday evening in the Young Women's Christian Association auditorium, with praise for their sure touch and technical mastery. They were supported by F. H. Palmer and others, and the newly formed quintet's first appearance drew widespread applause.
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Else Sternadorff
Planet
Walter P. Rorsberg
Christian —Agsoclation
F. H. Palmer
F. “Pigell
K. Zimmermann
Ls Mantemayor
Deea
Mr. Rambere
Negro pursesnatcher robs two women at Tenth and DeVilbiss
A Black man followed Mrs. F P Dougherty of Burlac Street and Mrs. George W Jackson of 428 Burleson Street for blocks then snatched Dougherty s purse at 7 pm on Tuesday near Tenth and DeVilbiss. He took glasses, a pearl handled knife and coins, and grabbed Jackson s small American flag during the attempt. The thief fled west. police were notified but found no trace. The report includes unrelated remarks by Dr. Van Tomme and local employment notes.
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FP. Dougherty
Burlac Street
George W. Jackson
Burleson Street
Tenth and
DeVilbiss Streets
Postoffice Safe Robbed at Potosi Near Abilene
The postoffice safe at Potosi near Abilene was blown open today. A few dollars were taken and no clue remains. Police note no immediate suspect or motive. The incident follows a string of similar robberies in the region.
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Abilene
Tex
Potosi
Here
Cleanses Complexion with Ekin Troubled Skin Remedy
A vintage ad promotes a complexion product claiming to clear blemishes and eczema. It touts an easy, non staining application, a large bottle size, and a low price at local drugstores, with claims of healthful skin results.
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