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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
1
Advert reads Vitalitas as a universal remedy promised to aid digestion, rheumatism, nervousness, catarrhal disorders, and bowel issues. Claims include daily doses, widespread cures across the South, and endorsement by users. Summer's Drug Store is listed for safetied purchase.
A San Antonio resident, Mrs. Luce Seamanda of 713 Morales St, reports long lasting backache and kidney trouble improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Summer Drug, Storr. She says one box cured the trouble and she continues to rely on the remedy, recommending it to others.
A user presents a fragmented, unclear query about a person named Clarence and a possibly garbled phrase. The text resembles a rough, informal request with phrases like two bit idth Ran-trell and Sunt Jurige, lacking cohesive context or identifiable news content. No verifiable events or entities are present to summarize into a valid news item.
The plaintiff alleges that Beltran, under orders from city officials, had his premises illegally searched without a warrant in connection with false racial propaganda spread by Lancaster. He seeks damages of 16000 for humiliation, disgrace, and damage to his reputation, naming Lancaster and city officers among the defendants. The suit cites alleged malice and conspiracy and asks for judgment against all defendants. Beltran, a long-time San Antonio resident, supported Carranza after Madero’s death.
Jones Construction Company siged by city and county to take immediate possession of the present city hospital and begin demolishing it early next week. A temporary structure will house about 60 patients while the Robert B. Green memorial Hospital is erected. county officials fear capacity may be tight but plan to provide care for contagious and noncontagious cases as needed.
George D. Armistead, president of the Press Club, extended a formal invitation to President Wilson to visit San Antonio on his return trip from the San Francisco Exposition. The offer follows personal letters and hopes to align with Mrs Wilson's schedule after the marriage ceremony.
The Texas Weather Association marks its fourteenth annual meeting at the St Anthony Hotel with sessions in the tapestry room and Carnegie auditorium. Highlights include a United States Bureau of Education exhibit, library showcases, and discussions on county library trends in Texas led by Miss Elisabeth West and Dr. C. P. Pessels.
Boston fans packed Hilltop Park as the Red Sox faced the Phillies in a tense World Series game delayed by engine trouble and weather fears. Fred Clarke’s crew sought to extend the series, while Carrigan’s men trusted their reliable pitching staff. Alexander took the mound for Philadelphia, aiming to swing momentum, with Gov Brumbaugh and ex-Gov Tener among the dignitaries in attendance as the crowd urged every sharp hit and risk.
The Thousand Club outlines a winter campaign led by President J W Hucker to welcome visitors and tidy San Antonio. Committees will inspect each downtown street, remove old advertising signs, and keep storefronts neat. A downtown playground for children of tourists is proposed with hotel managers aiding in site and upkeep.
Prominent San Antonio capitalist E B Chandler reports brisk eastern factory activity and expanded munitions output due to wartime demand. He predicts cheaper money with fixed gold rates, warns debt risks, and notes local plans for an eighteen hole golf course near San Antonio while anticipating broader business growth.
A delegation led by Walton D. Hood will attend the installation of the Arabic Temple of Mouston, described as the newest Shiite temple in the area, with elaborate ceremonies planned. The Sat Antoniy delegation will return home Thursday morning.
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