Ivory Soup avoids harmful ingredients and alkali in product
A safety note asserts Ivory Soup contains no alkali irritants or coloring agents and is free from harmful ingredients. The claim emphasizes purity and suitability for sensitive use.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
8
A safety note asserts Ivory Soup contains no alkali irritants or coloring agents and is free from harmful ingredients. The claim emphasizes purity and suitability for sensitive use.
A retail page lists a mix of grocery items with varied prices. Green peas, tomatoes, peppers, and pumpkins range from 10 to 20 cents. Potatoes, onions, apples, bananas, coconuts, and various produce appear with per pound, per dozen, or per bushel quotes. Poultry prices show fryers, hens, and broilers in the 2 to 4 cent range.
Superintendent Bual of the Southern Pacific building and bridge department reports work on the Ing passenger depot at Seguin is ceasing completion and will be ready for occupancy next month. The palating of woodwork at the depot is now in progress. The building is of brick.
A society gathering honored Mrs B F Yoakum with a fine dinner at the Lancer Street residence. Several ladies attended, including Nellie Jameson and Josephine Tobin, with a later note on the Barnett E Bea chapter hosting a birthday for John H Redgen and the presentation of a Confederate cross of honor to John J Haynes. The event featured a long eight course dinner, floral decor, and a playful program with Shakespearean references.
Mrs Marguerite Smith in charge of a register of 4000 names for the Daughters of the Republic at the fal pre diawles event. The Georgan T. Bowell group again at their West Craig home. The Woman's Home Mission Society of Government Till Methos met at Mrs Salisbery's home. meeting adjourned in respect to the chair.
A letter attributed to a police ex chef describes heart trouble from coffee and praises Postum as a safer alternative. It claims the switch cured ailments, notes family friends questioned coffee's value, and presents a testimonial style appeal with a local origin, Wellsville reference, and the slogan There’s a Reason.
A lengthy fragment details funeral for Hucknat Harris and a Monday 2 PM meeting at a home on Huckberry and Latur. It lists ongoing society events, theater style performances, charity socials, and visits by Mrs. Salisbery, Mrs. Culpepper, and many others. It mentions the Daughters of the Confederacy, Ladies Aid, and Eastern Star activities, plus numerous social calls and guests traveling between Houston, San Antonio, and New York.
Thirty six families were represented at the Elmendore wedding of Miss Ot and Alois Chantartin. The ceremony was held near Elmendort at one o clock with Rev. Father Monasterio officiating. A reception followed with a dance later in the evening. Attendants included Viola Jeroy Mary Barkmeyer and Alfred Shorl.
Fragmentary catalog advertises a beauty remedy labeled The Woman Beautiful with ingredients like Iretuphouphais, galogi, fennel, and a general tonic claim. It touts six plat hattlen for five dollars and promises decorative improvements for neck and chest, plus a lifestyle guide on manners, dress, and hosting with moral admonitions.
A muddled recipe fragment discusses cheap coffee cake with steps involving malt, mille po aig, and a pale mixing, plus a note on preventing cake batter from filling in the eater. It mentions a shallow saucer tent and a mayonnaise dressed peanut salad with shelled peanuts, olives, and a mayonnaise dressing.
The article describes natural and dyed fur and velvet bands used as crown bands for hats such as Corday. It notes fur Valerie bands on felt slopes, and severed pieces, plus large velvet bows with buckles, fluffy algrettos, ostrientine clusters, and stiff feathers that clash with fur trim.
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