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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
6
In a chaotic moment at a church wedding the officiating clergyman reportedly paused to address the bride and groom amid an intense scene. Witnesses recalled the bride crying out and the crowd reacting with whispers as the ceremony stalled.
Admiral Lindini asserts Sweden will not concede in its coal and trade dispute with Britain. He argues Sweden must protect neutrality while criticizing England for pressuring transit of supplies to Russia. The interview defends Sweden’s rights and cites alleged derailed talks with British officials.
An advertisement touts a dandruff remedy claiming it will remove flakes, stop itching, and make hair look and feel much better after a few nightly applications with ordinary liquid arven. It promises complete elimination of dandruff and urges purchase at local drug stores with high confidence.
An odd OCR ad fragment touts a corn treatment with bold claims and a lax tone. It mentions a product from 1. Lowrey & Co in Chicago, promising painless removal and quick relief. The text suggests a simple, inexpensive remedy and hints at sales through a mailed bottle or direct shipment.
A sweeping October sale lists Shirting Silks and Satins from 89c to 2.50 per yard, including Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Messaline, and Kimono Silks. Descriptions emphasize width, color ranges, and dress or evening wear use with numerous shades and patterns.
The article discusses Sweden’s stance on potential Baltic tensions, noting two activist types and Sweden's readiness to avoid war. It warns of entrapment as Europe remains embroiled, while detailing penalties for tampering with vehicles and auto parts, relief from theft, and police enforcement guidelines as voiced by K. Lewis.
The 1942 statute introduces a six month jail term for tampering with vehicles or related equipment. The law requires intent proven by the offender’s actions and outlines sections defining penalties for forging or misusing property.
A vintage advertises a home remedy for severe coughs using Pinex and sugar syrup to relieve dry harsh coughs quickly. It touts near-immediate relief, suitability for bronchitis and winter coughs, and claims low cost, simple three-minute prep, and child friendly taste.
A garbled list recounts numerous real estate transfers in California and Texas, naming individuals such as H. C. Bullinn, Walter Vuckw, and J. We Tenge, with deeds, lots, blocks, and nominal considerations. Several entries reference San Bernardo and Bejar courts, dates in 19th and early 20th centuries, and scattered property descriptions including sections, blocks, and avenues.
YMC A classes outline a year long Bible study program with Sunday meetings in fall winter and spring. An optional Monday session begins October 11 with Dr W H Teal delivering ten lectures on The Fundamentals of Christianity followed by further series in winter and spring by church leaders. A rally and supper will precede the year’s plans inviting all members to attend.
The Rev GM Knighton describes three months of kidney and back pain after trying various remedies. He reports relief starting with the Foley treatment after using Albert Wher. The notice mentions a strong man seeking sale by A M Lecher.
Publication aims to lure visitors with textures appealing to tourists. It will be mailed by hotel men to boost Gulf and winter season tourist trade. A hiking map shows the road from San Antonio to Medina Dam.
A hopeful mother seeks a strong pregnancy and calm nerves with Mothers Friend a recognized remedy. The ad asserts it relieves pressure on nerves and strain on ligaments causing nausea and distress, claiming safety and generations of use with availability at first class drug stores.
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