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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
4
Fire reported at 7:50 in the Sunset Wood Company warehouse near the Hays Street viaduct was quickly extinguished. The blaze caused over 1000 dollars in damage, with reports linking it to a prior Thursday morning fire. The day’s notices include dance events, policing updates, business ads, and local society happenings from the area.
W O WW hall hosts Friday night dance with admission for gents 50 cents, ladies free. Puppet Orchestra offers music for a Thanksgiving event at Academy Air.
A Kansas City surgeon Dr. W C West arrived in San Antonio with his wife and two daughters to settle here. He is noted for long service in the Kansas City medical society and for his dogs and horses, including the English setter Prince of Dreams. The West family stays at the Menger Hotel while his children, noted as young actors, discuss schooling on the move. Dr West cites San Antonio’s climate and residence appeal as reasons for relocating.
ALLEX HITE and ad plates show burning locomotives and steamship notices for Southern Pacific and Interred German and Austrian ships. Milan dispatch notes Italian seizure of machinery from interned vessels to prevent reuse, with parts hidden or requisitioned and tampering suspected.
Reading the play’s scene shows cheerful orphan figures described as busy and content. The text notes they are not real orphans, but a theatrical portrayal tied to the Grand and ongoing work and studies of the character.
Oklahoma City woman Dorit Fundenbure recalls severe illness at age 11 and describes drastic improvement after taking Cardus. She says the medicine eased monthly cramps, restored strength, and helped her gain weight, urging others to try Cardus and buy from their local druggist.
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