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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1915
Page
10
An early 20th century health advisory extols drinking a glass of very hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims this flushes stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels, removes toxins, improves appetite, and benefits digestion, complexion, and energy for everyone.
A fragmented description describes hair, hygiene, and cosmetic practices for creating a smooth skin and wavy effect. It mentions ironing, drying, and separating strands, with guidance about using a small amount of substances and a brush, towel, and cloth for morning grooming. It notes a desired enduring appearance and mentions preparing items for application.
Corpus Christi Texas November 30 The Texas Coast Steamship Company announces weekly sailings of the freighter Pilot Boy between Corpus Christi and Galveston starting December 1. The service previously ran irregularly but higher business volumes now allow a regular weekly schedule.
A motion for a new trial in the Frank Alli a Gen vs San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf railway case cites alleged improper conduct in the jury room after the verdict. Jurors testified about remarks that lawyers would get half of the award, with one juror noting a desire to maximize the plaintiff’s payout. The issue centers on whether jurors discussed legal fees and influenced the $15,000 verdict, despite affidavits claiming no such talks occurred. District Judge Ezell reserved ruling pending authorities.
In court the counsel for the plaintiff claimed wax was spoken and the railroad counsel said it was not. Each juror was asked to state recollections of the words regarding the apron. The hearing occupied the morning and ended shortly before noon.
Announcement by H M Mayo of Houston, Southern Pacific development director, that through sleepers from Chicago to Mexico City via New Orleans San Antonio and Eagle Pass will replace the Chicago to San Antonio double daily Pullman service. The service aims to boost San Antonio and Eagle Pass with a Mexico gateway, while signaling Southern Pacifics confidence in managing the Mexico expansion. Mayo plans to stay till Wednesday then return to Houston as President Scott misses the Texas fair conference due to a railway meeting in Houston.
A destitute woman with two children, aided by Associated Charities, was moved from a corral to a better home with rent paid for two months. A generous donor, prompted by a newspaper story, provided mattresses, quilts, pillows, sheets, and groceries. The family later received more furniture and clothing. funds continued to arrive for essentials.
The free Saturday afternoon recreation for children at the Young Women's Christian Association draws more youths each week. Sessions run at 2 o'clock with gym time and supervised play led by Miss Edith Jimison. Occasionally, groups join excursions to nearby parks. A membership committee meeting is set for Wednesday at 10, with the educational committee meeting Friday at 2. New educational folders are being prepared outlining term offerings. An earlier note announced a delayed class in Firetoid to the Injured after the holidays. Also listed are travel deals and ammunition notices from local vendors.
Professor Reed, renowned in Texas, will deliver the third 1915 14 season library lecture on Music Compared to Attorney Art at Carnegie Library. He promotes free concerts and has boosted local musical culture in Austin and San Antonio. the lecture is illustrated on the piano.
A van of kerosene oil exploded near the Good Shepherd home on Montana and Grimes streets at 6:45 PM Monday, sparking a fire that enveloped a frame shed and coal engine room. Firemen contained the blaze quickly. property valued at 120000 with no insurance and damage estimated around 45000 to 7500.
An old advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe dependable external remedy for expectant mothers. It claims to ease nerve strain and muscle tension, aids natural muscle expansion, and provides comfort and peace of mind during pregnancy. Strong endorsement by experienced mothers is noted.
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