Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonials
Elliston Virginia and Trenton Missouri letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles. Mrs Blankenship reports ten months bedridden with fainting spells and restoration to health after use. Mrs Parnell says she regained strength and can work again after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs. Blankenship
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elliston
Lydia Binkham
Robert Blanknship
Montgomery Co
Trenton
Prospect Hill residents push reroute of car line
A Prospect Hill residents committee asks the public utilities committee to reroute the I and G N car line via West Houston street to cut seven minutes from trips and spare residents from traveling through the red light district. The group contends current routing hurts property values and growth, citing nearly 2000 signatures and a spokesman R B Greathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Committee
Prospect Hill
Lipscomb
Kenney and
Mauermann
R. B. Greathouse
Houston Street
San Antonio
Red Light
Princess Louise Victoria To Marry Prince Ernest August
The Kaiser's daughter Princess Louise Victoria is reported to have fallen in love with and will wed Prince Ernest August, youngest son of the Duke of Cumberland. The announcement shocks some who expected a throne marriage, while local notes discuss public utilities and transit changes on Prospect Hill and planned mass meetings to press reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Victoria
Ernest August
Duke of Cumberland
Kaiser
Notable Arrivals and Guests At San Antonio Hotels
A list of travelers and guests at major San Antonio hotels includes Carl Geyer of New Orleans and A G Bohrer of Memphis at the Menger and Bowle respectively, John Kerr of Chicago at the Crockett, Mrs M Wilson of Dallas at the Gunter, and W M Randolph of Laredo at the Savoy. Also noted are E Eikel of New Braunfels at the Savoy and D Calvin of Cuero at the Bexar among others. Stockmen from Shiner and others are mentioned in a partial note.
Itching and Burning Eczema Treatment Testimonial
A Baltimore reader describes severe eczema from a sprained ankle and praises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Ointment plus bandaging after two months of use. The ad promotes Cuticura products as economical skin care and offers free samples via post card requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Wolfe St
Baltimore
T. W. Henderson
Dept.t
Boston
Syrup of Figs advertisement boosts child health
A vintage promotional text urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna for children with constipation and related symptoms. It claims gentle cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels, promises no harm from its fig based formula, and advises asking pharmacists for the California Fig Syrup Co product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
Chas. H. Fletcher
Visitors Register at San Antonio Hotels
Gan Antonio on a short business trip and are guests at the Bexar. D. F. Pipes and san of Mexico, D. F., are registered at the Bexar. Paul Groos of Austin is in the city and will spend a few days a guest of the Savoy. J. E. Heiser of Memphis is stopping at the St. Anthony. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Koemer of Utopia, Tex., are registered at the Menger. H.L. Bentz of Dallas is among the arri vals at the Crockett. Mr. and Mrs. H. Grunewald of Brownsville are guests at the Gunter. A. H. Blake of Boston is stopping at the R. S. Price of Houston is registered at W. W. McCrory of Edna, Tex., is an arri val at the Crockett. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Jones of Laredo are in the city and will spend a few days, guests at the Savoy. H. B. Abbott of New Orleans is stopping at the Gunter. Mr. and Mrs. Russeyl Harman and Miss Cara Waddel of Nashville, Tenn., will spend a few days in the city, guests at the St. Anthony. Mr. and Mrs. Abe W. Freyes of Houston are registered at the St. Anthony. H. Barrell of New Orleans is on arrival J. H. Bain of Stockdale is registered at the Bexar. R. L. Press of Houston, general store keeper for the Southern Pacific, is in San Antonio today, making a periodical inspec tion trip over the road. A. Collman, plumber 416 Main Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Spooner
Mexico
D. F
Bowtle
W. M. Randolph
Laredo
Savoy
G. M. Easley
Dallas
St. Anthony
J. M. Walker
Luling
Bexar
W. R. Rountree
New York
Menger
Juan de la Para
Torreon
Mex
Crockett
L. Green
Guadalajara
Bowie
Virginia Milmon
Memphis
E. S. Neiman
F. Chronsbrok
Charles Krupala
William Brod
Albert Bener
Shiner, Tex
Victor Koemer
Utopia
Tex
H.L. Bentz
H. Grunewald
Brownsville
Gunter
A. H. Blake
Boston
R. S. Price
Houston
W. W. McCrory
Edna, Tex
Charles D. Jones
H. B. Abbott
New Orleans
Russeyl Harman
Cara Waddel
Nashville
McGrann Renowned Aristocrat Becomes Scrapple Maker
Richard P. McGrann once moved among aristocrats and kings trading horses, but now runs a sausage and scrapples plant in the city as a personal conductor. He married Amy Penn, descendant of William Penn, and planned a millionaire lifestyle on 15000 dollars yearly, only to find the expense too great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. McGrann
Broadway
Isis
Amy Penn
William Penn
City to pave two streets with owners paying rest
City officials announced plans to pave Dallas and Camden streets by contributing one third of costs once property owners cover the remaining two thirds. A residents’ meeting yielded strong support as Mayor Jones outlined rapid start upon material choice and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Camden
Jones
W. 8. Conness
Charles Fincham
Edward H. Everett
F. W. Legler
Frank H. Bushick
W. P. Lobban
Pancoast
Commerce Street
Alamo
Southern Pacific
New Braunfels Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Mission Loop
Fair Grounds
River Avenue
Frank Sommers
North Loop
Newell Avenue
Moore
Bedell
J. H. Savage
A Simple Bride and Groom Wedding In Quiet Harmony
Winifred Black recalls a modest ceremony with a working couple, their families, and a baby. The piece contrasts plain joy with social talk about economics and Eugenics, urging the couple to be true, patient, and loving despite future troubles and changing fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Black
Fifth Avenue
Hughey
Littl Mary Ann
Mary Ann
Mary
John
Adam
Eve
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Natural Color
A harmless Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy made from garden sage and sulfur promises to restore gray hair to its natural color. It claims to improve scalp conditions, prevent hair loss, and regrow hair with regular use. Available at drug stores for fifty cents a bottle with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
HME
H. C. Rees Optical Co
W. Commerce St
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Corpus Beach
Corpus Christi
Texas
Corpus Beach Hotel
L. A. & A. P. Railway
George E. Korst
Gunter Hotel
Bath
OUR Cafe
South
St. Anthony Hotel
Hotel Savoy
West Houston 8
Robert A. Eoquille
Alfred Sanner
Crockett Hotel
Nagel & Wuest
Ste Menger
Ahene
State Bank & Trust Company
Guaranty Fund Bank
West Texas Bank & Trust Company
Avt. C. Bedell
United States
Carl Geyer
The
John Kerr
Chicago
A.G. Bohrer
Bowle
Gan Antonio
D. F. Pipes and
San of Mexico, D. F
Paul Groos
Austin
J. E. Heiser
R. L. Press of
A. Collman
Main Ave
R. P. M’grann
Fourth Ward
Carter
Fletcher
Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
J. M. Krakauer
South Alamo
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