New Cars to Carry Co-eds in Parade at UT Event
An Ex-Students' Association plan in San Antonio will showcase nearly 500 University of Texas co-eds in a parade using new car models. The UT girls arrive by special train from Austin around 10 30 Friday, with dealers meeting them at the depot. The turnout includes alumni, faculty, and football fans for the Texas Oklahoma A M game, with extensive ticket sales and special trains announced.
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University of Texas
San Antonio
Texas
Oklahoma A
Austin
Belmont
Katy
Wisconsin lawmakers approve soldier and absentee voting bill
In Madison, the Wisconsin Legislature quickly passed two bills. One allows soldiers on the border to vote with a secretary of state messenger delivering ballots to troops and returning them for counting. The election will be conducted by guard officers. A second bill enables citizens absent from the state to vote by mail.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Secretary of State
Nail
Simple Laxative Recalls Family Favorite Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
Four year old Will Never Be Without This Simple Laxative recounts how Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin relieved infant constipation for the Pendergrast family in Red Key Indiana. The ad touts a gentle non narcotic formula with pepsin, warns against imitations, and offers a free trial bottle by writing Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
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Max Pendergrast
Carl W. Pendergrast
Red Key
Ind
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
German Charity Bazaar opens at Beethoven Hall with cabaret
A five day German and Austrian war relief bazaar begins Wednesday at Beethoven Hall with a cabaret in the Rathskeller. Fraulein Elizabeth Von Schmidt Pauli opens the event and local committee members host guests from San Antonio. Proceeds aid war sufferers and a full program features singers, musicians, and theater acts each night.
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Beethoven Hall
Elizabeth von Schmidt-Pauli
San Antonio
United States
Menger Hotel
Erhardt Guenther
Rathskeller
San Antonio Leiderkranz
Minnie Burg
Beatrice Burg
Ernest Thomas
C. Zielner
Elsa Harms
Alois Braun
F. , Lehar
Dorothea Hensel
Eric Kunkel
Edwin Voigt
Charles M. Lee
Eugene Staffél
Anita Naeglin
Eugene Staffel
Nora Deussen
L. L. Kaufman
A. L. Rehag and Company
Leo M. J. Dielmann
Alex Bauer
J. W Holt
Mesdames
J.B. Lewright
Erhardt Guent
Hkisa Harms
Orin Kirkpatrick
Gilbert Schramm
L. L. Marks
Nat Goldsmith
la Boose
Puccini
Mildred Gates
Madame D’anton
Paderewski
Edward Goldstein
The
Mozart Society
Strauss Waltz, With Miss Ruth Bingaman As Accompanist and Arthur Claassen
Nic Cosgrove
Schlegel
Carl Schlegel
Avery Plow Company
Society Calendar Shows Local Club Meetings And Social Events
Wednesday night social at St Anthony. Texas-German 3s bazaar opens at Beet Shoven Hall at six. Coterie of Women's Club hosts noon meeting. Missionary Society of Alamo Heights meets 3 30 p m. Woman's Parliament at Wolff Marx auditorium. Queen's Daughters at St Mary's auditorium 8 15 p m. T E R class meets 3 p m with hostesses. Bazaar officer elections for Good Shepherd Home set 4 p m Catholic Woman's Club. Mrs B Baker of Cuero guests of Mrs A C Woodley. More society notes include travelers, club dances, and church class elections.
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Good Shepherd
Catholic Woman's Club
Such Pretty Fluffy Curls In Three Hours
An article promotes liquid silmerine for curling hair in curlers. Apply with a clean toothbrush from roots to tips before rolling, then release to reveal natural looking curls lasting hours. A few ounces from a druggist lasts weeks and leaves hair glossy and harmless.
Baltimore Couple Keeps Secret Wedding for Thirteen Years
Mr and Mrs Levin Upshur quietly wed thirteen years ago after eloping from their homes. Emily Thompson became Mrs Upshur before marriage and a daughter aged over ten is their child. He travelled as a salesman and they kept the union hidden with the wife living with her mother until formal notice.
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Baltimore
Levin Upshur
Upshur
Emily Thompson
Mr. Upshur
South
Society Notes Include Lectures and Teas in Texas History
Mrs L E Newton led the study of early Texas days with readings by Mrs Sue Kroeger Carnal and Mrs Edmund Halton. A musical program and refreshments followed. Guests joined chapter members for the Stephen F Austin School Mothers Club meeting set for Friday at 3 30 pm. George S Newell family returns from a ranch stay. Equal Franchise Society hosted its first monthly tea in Colonial tea room with red zinnias and ferns. Nan Young presided at a lace table centered by a Dresden regina corona basket. Mrs James M Young welcomed guests with help from several members. Ernestine Friedman of the YWCA spoke on the topic.
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San Antonio
Council of Jewish Women
Woman's Club
Eli Hertzberg
Nat Goldsmith
Lenore Smith
I. R. Stone
Mildred Gates
Hertzberg
Equal Franchise Society
Colonial
Nan Young
James M. Young
W. A. Daniel
J. A. Ejichelberger
Rena Maverick Green
T. M. Dechman
E. J. Geehan
W. F. McManus
H. D. Thomson
Ernestine Friedman
Young Women’'s Christian Association
Darkened Gray Hair With Q-Ban Shampoo Claim
A society lady reportedly transformed gray hair to a rich dark shade using Q-Ban applied to the hair and scalp two to three times weekly. The advertisement claims Q-Ban is harmless and not a dye, restoring color activity and yielding healthier softer hair with even color.
Suffrage Tea News and Local Society Happenings
Activities include suffrage talks by Mrs. Sanford and Miss Fenwick at upcoming Colonial tea room event. Reports cover New York trip, Honeymoon wrapups, Grand box party, Pierilan Study Club welcome, study of Peer Gynt, and Phoenix Club discussions at Gunter Hotel with South America papers and yearbooks.
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Phoenix Club
Gunter Hotel
G.S. Lincoln
South America
Thomas Rameey
J. H. Biggar
J. A. Cosgrove
Boy Whistles, Shot by Friend After Refusal to Stop
Sixteen year old William Whitman of Enola Pennsylvania was fatally wounded on a bridge near Summerdale Park after he refused to quit whistling when ordered by Clarence Horton also of Enola. Horton, 17, pointed a small rifle and fired, taking the life of his friend in what was described as an offhand act.
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William Whitman
Enola
Philadelphia
Whitman
Summerdale Park
Clarence Horton
Horton
Little Difference in Irish Donkey and Cart Turnout
A humorous note from the Chicago Daily News recounts a touring motorist in Ireland asking Pat about differences between their turnout and his. Pat replies that the donkey’s in the aft and on the sate, implying a lighthearted view of rural carts.
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Ireland
Arative
Pat
Chicago Daily News
Mosquito Theory of Infantile Paralysis Grows
Dr. Charles S. Braddock argues in a letter to the New York Medical Journal that mosquitoes are the principal carrier of infantile paralysis. He notes both yellow fever and poliomyelitis are filth diseases that spread in hot humid weather and that damp seasons around New York have increased mosquito presence. If his theory proves correct, communities may intensify efforts to eradicate mosquitoes to prevent future outbreaks.
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Charles S. Braddock
New York Medical Journal
Beaumont Enterprise
Braddock
New York
Alexandria
Tal
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Ex-Students’ Association
Ast
Max Pelee
Dansant
the St. Anthony
J. Hood McGehee
John L.* Browne
Woman’s Club
Woman's Parliament
Wolff & Marx
Queen's Daughters
St. Mary's Auditorium
First Baptist Church
W. C. Mitchell
S. C. Gardner
B. Baker
Cuero
A. C. Woodley
Mas
William D. Connor
Washington, D. C
St. Anthony
Philippines
Alexander H. Jones
Fort Sam Houston
Florida
Laura
Virginia Adams
Bellcourt Seminary
George M. Dunn
Colonel Dunn
Louise
Elizabeth
Frances Dunn
Washington
Automobile Club
J. M. Blanks
Mary Storey
San Marcos
Philathea
First Evangelical Church
Edward Arnold
Tirraware
Bonnie Davis
A. O. Miller
M. Williams
Charles Ursell
Louise Charpentier
Katie Dulling
L. J. Diegal
the Daughters of the Republic of Texas
O. M. Farns
Rogers Orchestra
Jone White
Contralto
Hertzberg's
Houston of the Clock” and St. Mary's Sts
Kaufman’s
Serge
Poplin and
Gabardine
Norfol
Norfolk
Copenhagen
Dolorosa
Stephen F. Austin School Mothers’ Club
George — Stribling Newell
R. L. Sanford
St. Louis
Maria Fenwick
Colonial Tea Room
Herbert Dudley Edenborough
Richard Presnal Woolley
Kennilworth
John E. Merrill
the Grand
Robert Belden Brooks
Gordon C. Hill
Estelle Schwartz
Ted Kirby
Pierilan Study Club
Tusday
Edward W. Ooeffinger
Raymond Hood
E. S. Hunter
Walton D. Hood
National Biscuit Company
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