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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
3
We address your worries about driving far and fixing mechanical issues. We offer free advice and help to overcome dirt and trouble, presenting a remedy instead of criticism.
Forest fires rage across the south end of Harrison County Mississippi damaging farms by thousands of dollars. Large turpentine camps and stills lie in the danger zone and timber losses are expected to be heavy.
An ad promotes Musterole soothing neuralgia and headaches by rubbing on temples and neck. It claims inflammation is drawn out and quick relief follows, with uses for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma congestion rheumatism and more. Prices 25c 50c and hospital size 2.50.
San Antonio residents watch Chicago tests and national probes on food costs. Merchants push their own price examining effort through the Retail Merchants Association to gauge moving prices on bread flour butter and eggs. Officials debate embargo plans and municipal markets to restore affordability amid rising staples and costlier perishable goods.
Roy Banks of Milton Kentucky describes severe facial pimples lasting about two weeks. He reports itching burning and disfigurement before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which provided relief within hours and led to full healing in two weeks. A sample offer invites requests.
A early 20th century beauty note touts dissolving canthrax in hot water to create a cheap shampoo that builds rich lather, cleans dandruff and oil, and leaves hair fluffy, lustrous, and soft after rinsing. A separate price table shows last year versus today quotations for common groceries like potatoes coffee and eggs.
San Antonio chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Revenue from all sources totaled 34863.31, expenses 3211.92, leaving a balance of 251.49. Winchester Kelso was authorized to name a board of electors to select officers for the coming year. Activities reviewed included charity bazaar, Red Cross rally at Landa's park, feeding National Guardsmen en route to the border, making bandages and supplies, and plans for a Majestic theater Christmas entertainment on December 12 with tickets selling well.
Relieved in Southern Department and numerous officers granted leaves of 27 to 31 days. First Lieutenant Frederick Esselbruegge and Albert Warner receive 27 days, Arthur W. Jacek 31 days for aviation examinations at Fort Sam Houston, and others assigned to Fort Sam Houston or Llano Grande. Major Henry Scheen and Ariel Smith move within quartermaster commands. Lt Mary McLeod and Lt Edmund Connolly noted as medical reserve with 28 and 24 day leaves, respectively. Lt William Jarrell also granted leave.
For home use or as a gift these neatly made envelope or day cases feature a scalloped edge and monogram space. Special price 98 cents the pair. Second Floor.
A kitchenware offer promotes Jap Luncheon Sets priced at 2.29 dollars. The second floor display highlights a thirty seven piece set with 24 inch centerpiece twelve 18 inch napkins and twelve 12 inch doglies.
A sale advertisement offers 18x25 inch pillows priced at 98 cents per pair, regularly 1.25 dollars. The flowered art cover ticking is described as good grade and liberally filled with sanitary feathers. Second Floor label noted.
Ads offer 90 by 99 inch sheets priced at 1.25 per sheet with 1.10 sale tag. Extra long single-piece sheeting described as torn hemmed and ironed and marketed as regular 1.25 grade to 1.10 on the second floor.
Torn hemmed and ironed 81 by 90 inch sheets offered at 89 cents regu lar price one dollar sheets on second floor.
Store announces限 limit of 20 yards per customer at 10 cents for regular 12 1-2c grade longcloth. Second Floor.
Ten yard bolts of regular forty inch wide Japanese Nainsook fabric priced at 1.98. Quality sheer material suitable for fine undergarments and babies dresses. Second Floor.
Special neckwear sale offering organdie chiffon French flannel and serge collars and collar and cuff sets. Organdie and flannel options advertised at 39 cents each, with 50 cent neckwear reduced to 39 cents. First Floor display location noted.
Neat comfortable cashmerette gloves made by Kayser warm and washable. Retain their shape in black gray and navy. First five available at 50 cents per pair.
Item describes fine kidskin shoes in black and white with new fall and winter shades. Self and contrasting back embroidery priced at $1.50 per pair. First Floor.
An advertisement notes black and white fibre silk boot hosiery with risle tops heels and toes offered at 27 cents. Located on the first floor.
Hosiery offer highlights striped boots with colored tops and embroidery effects. Stock includes stripes clocks and varied designs. Regularly $1.25 quality now 98 cents. First Floor.
The Home Mission Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church South has bought the Marshall training school in West End for 14000 dollars to become a seminary for Mexican students. Rev. F S Onderdonk will lead temporarily with Rev J A Phillips directing Bible classes. The new school will offer English and Spanish courses, aim to train teachers and preachers, and join two existing Texas Mexican seminaries in El Paso and Laredo.
The United States reports that France and Russia are importing thousands of Chinese and Indo Chinese to work in munitions factories and arsenals. About 20,000 already in France with 30,000 more under contract for four years. Russia has 20,000 contracted, with 6,500 arrived. The four year term is noted as significant.
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