Nordica Bispham concert draws many out-of-town attendees
Advance sale for the Nordica Bispham concert at Beethoven hall next Tuesday shows nearly as many visitors from outside San Antonio as locals. Reservations come by letter telegram and from friends, with group arrivals and favorable rail rates from San Antonio and Aransas Pass. A telegram from Harlingen requests two seats with a check forthcoming. Local sales continue steadily.
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Aransas Pass
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Harlingen
Tex
San Antonians
To Interest Youth in Humane Work in San Antonio
The Juvenile Branch of the San Antonio Humane Society will be organized to involve young people. Miss Fannie Fu- aims to lead the effort, inviting interest and participation from local youth communities.
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The
Fannie Fu
Special meeting of San Antonio Humane Society children
Quay secretary calls a special meeting of the children at 324 Hicks building at 4 pm Friday to form an organization under the Humane Society board to foster humane education and care for abused children and animals. Aimed at malaria prevention, the message promotes Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a quinine and iron tonic for all ages, 60 cents.
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Neill Completes Hearings on Harriman Line Dispute
Houston November 27 Charles P Neill federal commissioner of labor ends hearings in the dispute between the Harriman lines of the Atlantic system and its conductors and trainmen He plans to complete his work early next week and resume settlement methods.
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Houston
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Charles P. Neill
Harriman Lines
Atlantic
Neill
Disease Kills Horses Rearing Death Toll Near Denison
A disease resembling blind staggers and akin to the plagues that swept Kansas and Missouri last summer has killed a dozen horses in and around Denison in the past ten days.
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Denison
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Kansas
Missouri
Social Calendar Sets Season With Local Dances and Parties
The Merry Wives host the first season dance at the St Anthony hotel. Mrs John B Stapler honors Miss Alice Simpson with a matinee party at the Grand. The Travis club hosts a farmers ball in the evening at the clubhouse.
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Merry Wives
St. Anthony Hotel
John B. Stapler
Alice Simpson
the Grand
Travis Club
Social and club events fill the Dallas season
Mrs. Eli Hertzberg hosts December 31 complimentary to the Tuesday Musical club. Kathleen Coulter and Heron D. Smith wed November 26, with Smith a promising local violinist. Mrs. Darrington James keeps a monthly day at home. Mrs. Lignoski hosts luncheon tomorrow for twelve. Matinee party honors Miss Alice Simpson at the Grand. Young Women’s Christian Association hosts open house 7 to 10. The Hart couple hosts a theater party at the Grand with guests. Mrs. Edgar Dean Walker receives at home with ornate decor and gowns. The Gibbons' Literary club reception has been postponed. Mrs. Earl D. Scott hosts an all-day Cassin’s lake outing. Mrs. Fraser hosts a Tuesday card party for Miss Yadie Clamp. Local church groups plan Thanksgiving programs and charity donations.
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for head colds and grippe symptoms. It claims relief after every two hours of dosing, with three doses ending the illness and no quinine, while noting pleasant taste and gentle action.
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Pape
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Social club events and dances entertain Fort Worth
The Pew Women held a meeting at Mrs. Solon K. Stewart's home with roll call and discussions on Christmas shopping and Monticello purchase. Miss Fairfax Janin’s formal welcome included a St Anthony dance attended by 200, with elaborate gowns and a five course supper. The Tuesday Musical club endorsed early shopping with a detailed Fort Worth program of songs, solos, and a biography reading.
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Pew
Solon K. Stewart
Harriet Ford
Robert Carrington James
Luke
Kipling
Stewart
E. A. Holland
Miss Fairfax Janin
Janin
Arthur W. Seeligson
Aaron Pancoast
W. C. Rigsby
Charles Florian
John F. Preston
Fort Sam Houston
George Eichlett
George Gillette
Hertzberg
William Mitchell Wolff
C. E. Snider
Red Cross
C. C
Higgins
Fort Worth
Flotow
A. M. Fischer
BE. Sachs
Rose Osman
Frank LaForge
Alfred Duerler
Florence Converse
Charles Cameron Bell
Mary Hewson
Martha
Mme. d’Acugna
Prof
d'Acugna
Vinol Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Ad from San Antonio
A San Antonio druggist extols Vinol as a superior cod liver and iron tonic without oil. The ad claims it strengthens digestion, purifies blood, aids sleep and appetite, and offers money back if it fails to help. Also promotes Saxo Salve for pimples and blotches with a guarantee.
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Vinci
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
Texas
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Thanksgiving Service and Citywide Observances in San Antonio
San Antonio joins in Thanksgiving with union services in churches. Inmates of penal and charitable institutions receive turkey dinners. The day closes many offices and stores, with rail and mail services adjusted. Theaters and games provide entertainment as orphans are entertained and newsies invited to a church party. Mayor may grant pardons for some inmates at the city jail.
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Pilgrim Fathers
San Antonio
Federal Building
West Texas Military Academy
First Presbyterian Church
St. Joseph's
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San Ferneano School
Newsies
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
New Parish
City
Jones
Order of Hibernians
Manchester
St. Mary's
St. John's
Jack Neville
Lloyd Spencer
Plaza Theater
Derry Rose
Elmer Fisk
Texas- British Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Soledad Street
Tutt's Pills Gentle yet reliable effect on standard dose
Tutt's Pills are described as providing a mild but dependable result when taken as directed. The copy warns against substitutes whether sugar coated or plain and emphasizes sticking to the ordinary dose. The tone suggests confidence in the product's effectiveness.
Thanksgiving Dinner and Services Across City Venues
All members and friends invited to Thanksgiving events at Menger hotel dining rooms 6 to 9 pm and Gun ter 6 pm dinner. St Anthony offers la carte menu. hotels decorate. Southwestern Telephone hosts 12 to 3 pm dinner for all employees with Hello Girls as hostesses. Presbyterian union service at First Presbyterian. St Marys Catholic church holds masses and sermon by Rev J H Quinn with Prof M Steinfeldt providing music.
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Gunter
St. Anthony
First Presbyterian Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. H. Quinn
M. Steinfeldt
New Clothing On Credit At Hoyle and Rarick Co
Hoyle and Rarick Clothing Co at 116 W Houston street offers a no deposit credit plan for full outfits for men women or children. Weekly sales adding 1000 new customers, with Thanksgiving rush expected to boost figures. Complete outfits including suit shoes and hat priced at 15 with payments of 1 per week or monthly options. The firm claims large store chain buying power and low prices as one of San Antonio’s largest credit stores.
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Hoyle & Rarick Clothing Co
Houston Street
Hoyle & Rarick Co
San Antonio
Thanksgiving Lunch at Gimbel Delicatessen
Turkey and accessories offered at the Gimbel Delicatessen located opposite the Grand Opera House on Crockett Street.
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Grand Opera Thouse
Crockett St
Up Jenks Party At Miss Lucille McGolderick Home
An Up Jenks party hosted by Miss Lucille McGolderick featured prizes won by Miss Josephine Cavanaugh and Earl McGolderick with Emil Fues taking consolation. Guests included Josephine Cavanaugh Edna Rutledge Teresa Cavanaugh Elizabeth Kunkel Hermann Hampe Elizabeth Sipple Edith Morgan Hassie Luckett Belle Mooney Hazel McGolderick Marcella Cavanaugh Leona McGolderick Ellen Buckner Ella Gunkel and Lucille McGolderick. Tomorrow evening Miss Lucille Lundberg will host a Thanksgiving party with assistants Marguerite Geise and Ella Lutz.
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Lucille McGolderick
Josephine Cavanaugh
Earl McGolderick
Emil Fues
Angel Marx
Edna Rutledge
Teresa Cavanaugh
Elizabeth Kunkel
Hermann Hampe
Elizabeth Sipple
Edith Morgan
Hassie Luckett
Belle Mooney
Hazel MecGolderick
Marcella Cavanaugh
Leona McGolderick
Ellen Buckner
Ella Gunkel
John Adams
Jake Rheiner
Emil Wagenfehr
Joe Sawyers
Curtis Reed
Leon Spradlin
Richard Fisher
John Bierd
Charlie Jordan
Armand Kissling
Lucille Lundberg
Nolan Street
Marguerite Geise
Ella Lutz
First Kansas Liquor Law Felony Conviction
In Iola Kansas on November 27 1924 the first conviction under the states persistent violation provision of the prohibitory liquor act was returned against Mrs Lulu Rosenberg. The verdict carries a sentence to the penitentiary for not more than one year.
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