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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1915
Page
6
Old remedy praised for turning gray hair to darker shades. Mix Sage Dex and Sulphur to apply with sponge or brush, covering small sections to darken evenly. The solution reportedly makes gray hairs disappear and adds shine with lasting effect, sold at drug stores as Wreths Sage and Sulphur Compound.
Bishop Mona, prominent Methodist leader from Dallas formerly of San Antonio, spent several days in Austin as a guest of local Methodists. He delivered two addresses and attended a banquet. He is noted for his work in Brazil.
A historic advertisement touts Mi-o-na as a universal relief for indigestion, belching, sourness, and heartburn. The copy claims rapid comfort and urges readers to buy now from leading druggists with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
In Diguez urged to aid as Admiral Winslow pushes to safeguard Americans and other foreigners amid raids by Indians and Hispanic forces in the Yaqui Valley. Carranza troops hold Lon Mucls, prompting many refugees to seek safety on the US gunboat Annapolis before returning home.
Adseln Tex Nov 30 After a journey of dwarfs days Miss Margaret Saft daughter of Mr and Mrs Fr Saft of Austin has returned from Berlin where she has spent the past three years studying music She says Berlin theaters are crowded and Germans were prepared for war food supplies are not scarce and that there is no real impulse to war Miss Saft completed her musical education.
A brief beauty note claims a delatone paste made from water and powdered delatone will remove hair from the face neck or arms in two or three minutes. After application, wash away residue to reveal clear skin and promise satisfaction if real delatone is obtained from a druggist.
Chicago November 30 Republicans from several states meet to form the National Republican Union aiming to equalize delegate representation at the national convention. The plan would base delegates on one per eight thousand Republican voters, reducing southern influence. opponents label it a sectional party shift.
More than 500 parishioners gathered at St Mary's Catholic Giyiich auditorium Monday night to welcome Father James H. Quinn back from six months in Chicago for health. Judge Maye Wicks delivered the welcome address praising Father Quinn and the Catholic faith. The program included music and readings by local participants, with Mrs. Cornelius O'Neil as arrangements chairwoman. The vacation trip restored Father Quinn to good health and renewed his bond with parishioners.
Chicago mayor and the police chief proposed adding 129 patrolmen, 160 motorcycles and 26 high powered automobiles to the department to curb crime. Healey argued the force is woefully inadequate to protect lives and property, with a council review expected.
An advertisement touts at home dry cleaning for women using two ounces of sulvite dissolved in two gallons of gasoline to clean a wide range of fabrics and garments. It claims no fading, shrinking, or wrinkling and that five dollars’ worth of cleaning can be done quickly with common supplies from grocers or garages.
The Majestic presents Frances Nordstrom in vaudeville and a film program headlined by George Sidney in uy laey. Nordstrom, a Texan native and noted American actress, headlines a varied bill with Nordstrom sister Marla and the Pinkham company in a coterie of stage and screen attractions.
A ple furized version of Husy lazy headline a big comedy program today. Stiney repeats success from the spoken version. It Was Like This describes a planned robbing incident with dramatic tension and a maid guarding the scene. Edward Coxen and Winnifred Greenwood give excellent interpretations with supporting cast members.
Corpus Christi announces a planned grand outdoor municipal Christmas tree and chorus for the coming season. A meeting in Meyer Roy Miller’s office with City, Federation of Women, Rotary, and officials set preliminary plans, aiming to make the event an annual tradition despite prior rain interruptions.
President Wilson crafted a global sentiment to be read tomorrow at the Taname-Pacific Exposition. Charles C. Moore announces a December 4 toast at noon in the Court of the Universe to foster world unity and a higher form of internationalism. Exposition attendance has surpassed 18 million as of today.
An old advertisement urges readers to mail a list of names and addresses to Foley Co. in Chicago to receive a package containing Foley’s Money and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets claimed to ease coughs colds rheumatism back pain kidney and bladder issues and constipation.
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