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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
3
Harry L. Miller named chairman of the finance committee as solicitations begin for a spring fiesta to be held in 1816. The event aims to be the best yet, with organized fundraising efforts under way.
An old ad touts Papes Diapepsin as a quick cure for sour stomach indigestion and heartburn. It promises relief in five minutes and claims the product prevents misery, with a cheerful sales pitch about ease of use and widespread sales.
In Society notes from San Antonio, Hawi Mara cheau and Miss Harriet Grigg wed at 7:30 p.m. at Travis Pub, Methodint Church, with Carl Michel and Minnie boule in attendance, followed by a reception at St Johns Lutheran Church. Various club gatherings, teas, and Fiesta planning meetings fill the week, including Daughters of Scotia, Daughters of the American Revolution events, and club socials at the St Anthony Hotel and local homes. The Fiesta Association outlines fundraising plans and campaigns, with discussions on school participation, advertising, and community support.
A local exhibition titled Made-In-San Antonio opens with a focus on regional products and manufacturers. The event runs from late February to early March, featuring showcases by several local firms and promised demonstrations for visitors.
An old medical note argues there is no universal cure for acute articular rheumatism and cites mixed results from various remedies. It endorses Anticalminin Tablets as preferred for pain relief, nervous unease, and headaches, claiming easy availability and universal suitability.
A Tuesday meeting of the Manufacturers Club appointed a committee to prepare for displaying locally manufactured products. A permanent Peeight director was proposed and a plan to send a San Antonio representative to the Thor fair was discussed. The group outlined exhibition items and a fresh bureau project to raise funds, with luncheon reports, committee selections, and invitations to speakers from Mexico.
OCR fragment mentions Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Kahn and in laws of Kahn family, with unclear location and roles. No complete event or dates. Unable to determine a coherent main action or outcome for a card teaser.
A newspaper notice promotes Vinol iron liver extract and boat pentane as a four tonic blend for strength and resilience in old age. It lists several San Antonio druggists offering the product and urges readers to maintain health by avoiding worry and following a simple diet.
The German Literary Club gathered at Mrs F Le Carson’s home 114 West Woodlawn for a Halloween themed meeting with a three course luncheon. Members admitted new guests and discussed Die Drei Grosser dramas while Miss Rosey attended as delegate.
A late 19th or early 20th century style pill advertisement promises relief for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach trouble. It touts Min-na as a famed remedy with money back guarantee and urges readers to consult their druggist for a trial bottle.
Rev Bob Schuler, pastor of University Methodist in Austin, to lead two week young people's revival starting Sunday November 1 in a large tent at Travis Street and Avenue D. San Antonio Baraca Philathea Union endorses the event with city Protestant ministers and YMCA committee support. Invitations extended to church youth societies. daily 7:30 pm meetings led by Prof Edward McKenzie, with Prospect Hill Methodist Church Orchestra assisting. staff changes noted at Fort Sam Houston and 3rd Cavalry arrivals and transfers including Capt Colin M. Bell to the 13th Infantry.
Orders issued by the War Department assign Major William H. Hay to the Fourth Cavalry upon expiration of his current detail as chief. This formal transfer confirms Hay's reassignment within the Army.
The Mallory Liner Colorado crew of Captain Iain L Congdon and 35 aboard abandoned ship off Caps Romalin last Monday morning. They reached Baltimore today aboard the Bunanes. Colorado was later towed into Charleston by tugs and the fire was extinguished.
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