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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1915
Page
7
The report notes ample flour to last a year despite high butter and exgo prices. Cotton is in short supply but shipment resumes since the Constan tinople road opened. Holland opens meat exports to Germany, claimed to avert German starvation fears. Irwin & Stellanger Speir Hardware Co Losoya St.
Judge T M Maxey of the Federal Court at Waco reports a large session with 7% indictments returned by the federal grand jury. Ten defendants were sentenced to Leavenworth and one to Bacon ville institution for juveniles. Deputy marshals White and Thompson and Clerk Hart note the volume of business. Basketball goods Potchernick's ads.
An advertisement touts Zemo from Cleveland as a universal skin cure. It promises quick relief from eczema pimples rashes tetter and similar diseases with a large bottle priced at 94.00. The copy emphasizes no staining stickiness and ease of use.
Digestive guidance promotes magnesium oxide as a universal remedy for stomach troubles. The text notes neutralizing acidity, aiding digestion, and emphasizes choosing pure magnesium preparations, warning against impure mixtures and certain antacid forms. It mentions tableted forms and powder, with cautions on quality and dosage.
Corpus Christi November report states Judge Bentt appoints Myron A Pease as receiver for Frank Z Bishop estate to protect creditors and sustain Bishop development. Liabilities total 867,216 with assets at 1,060,460. principal claims include Henrietta A King 200,000 and Texas Mortgage Investment Co 177,090. Bishop founded town of Bishop. its growth and farming lands praised amid bankruptcy. Also includes medical note on meat digestion and kidney health with Jad Salts remedy.
A concert by the Third Field Artillery Band will be held Monday afternoon between 4 40 and 5 20 o clock in the lower post at Fort Sam Houston. The program includes Cadiz March Verdi Val Verde Overture Orpheus in Der Unterwelt selections Artist's Life Gypsy Love Song Alabama Jubilee and more. Penfield chief musician will direct the performance.
About fifty thousand people viewed the Liberty Bell in Louisville today as police estimates. The relic was transported by train and departed for Cincinnati this forenoon.
The Department of Fomento requires all foreign companies operating in Mexico to file a detailed report on organization, ownership, management, property, production and related facts by January 15. Noncompliance risks loss of privileges in Mexico. San Antonio consul general T. R. Beltran reports the official notice, aimed at protecting stock buyers. Gasoline will be admitted free into Mexico for two months to support plant reopenings.
An advertisement warns calomel as mercury harming liver and bowels, causing sickness and salivation. It promotes Hodson's Liver Tone as a safe, all natural remedy, claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels without side effects. The copy appeals to doctors and customers, noting a money back guarantee and widespread use.
Virtually complete returns show Kenneth D. McKellar with about 2700 votes in the Democratic senatorial primary. Malcolm Patterson, second, will face McKellar again on December 1. Official final totals: McKellar 42,186. Patterson 49,493. Luke Lea 32,035, Lea conceding defeat and backing the winner. Patterson campaign chief R L Peel claims irregularities may alter the count.
Michael M'ennins a veteran in St Louis and former president of the Merchants' Exchange died aged eighty nine after eighty two years in the city He joined a light artillery company in 1841 to carry navids from a battle route and serve in Mexico The report notes a state committee conference to meet next Friday with over 100 boys expected from nearly every state high school and James Whitmore of New York named as a notable speaker.
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