Largest elevator to rise near Cabalite Argentina
The world’s largest elevator is planned for Cabalite near Buenos Aires, Argentina. The project marks a major engineering milestone with anticipated impact on regional industry and logistics.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
7
The world’s largest elevator is planned for Cabalite near Buenos Aires, Argentina. The project marks a major engineering milestone with anticipated impact on regional industry and logistics.
Mrs. C. Hellene of 5611 Appletree St says eczema on her face for 25 years cleared after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. She reports relief from itching burning and sleepless nights and urges others with skin troubles to try Resinol with a free trial offer from Dept. 1-A Resinol Baltimore.
Sam F. Rogers age 33 died last night at a local sanitarium. A Tennessee native and nine year San Antonio resident formerly of Chattanooga. He belonged to San Antonio Lodge No. 216 Elks whose lodge will conduct the funeral at Pearce Robinson parlors. Survived by brother W D Rogers Chattanooga and sister Mrs J B Jacobs Murfreesboro. Burial in Elks Grounds City Cemetery. Hurley funeral for Robert E. Hurley set for 10 am from 1021 Main with burial at Mission Burial Park. automobile funeral planned, sons from Chicago arriving.
Fritz Janick age 62 dies at a sanitarium after six years in San Antonio and Oklahoma ties noted. Enos McMahon 30 dies last Thursday. funeral held at Riebe parlors with Rev Barber officiating. burial in City Cemetery No. 3. Annie Pyne 36 dies at 3:55 this afternoon.
The deceased was born in Chicago and lived in San Antonio for fifteen years. Survived by husband, daughter Elizabeth Pyne, son David Pyne, all of San Antonio, and sister Mrs. Mary O Sullivan of Chicago. Body prepared by Zizik Undertaking Company and to be sent to Chicago tomorrow morning for burial.
An advertisement argues rheumatism stems from blood acidity and that external remedies fail. It promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as an internal cure that corrects acidity and cures the disease.
The San Antonio Traction Company plans to start paving groundwork ahead of the city on East Commerce Street beyond the Southern Pacific depot. Concrete foundation between tracks will be laid in three to four weeks as part of bond funded improvement plans. Company officials want to proceed but await city street designations.
Three Austin residents former Attorney General J. P. Lightfoot John K. Donnan and G. A. Bahn were honored by the supreme council of the Scottish Rite Masons in Washington. Donnan received the 33d degree and Lightfoot and Bahn were named honorary knight commander of the Court of Honor for distinguished services.
An advertisement credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with curing constipation and indigestion by retraining stomach and bowel muscles. It cites letters from users including Lieutenant G Vaughan of Decatur Illinois, claims permanent relief, and offers samples by mail from Monticello Illinois. It notes 50 cents to one dollar prices and money-back guarantee.
Mayor Brown and Alderman Warren study paving for main streets with options including brick, creosoted pine blocks, and thin asphalt layers. They weigh costs, durability, and a New York experiment proposing a half inch tar layer to maintain an even surface with minimal repairs.
Mrs. J. B. Williams, 906 Avenue B, suffered burns to the face and right arm when a kerosene stove flare up during boiling water. Fire spread to nearby material but building damage was minor. She was treated on scene by Chief Wright. injuries not serious.
Members of the Ben Hur temple divan arrive from Austin in a special car to take part in the initiation of candidates this evening at the Mystic Shrine ceremony.
A ceremonial session will transform nine teen novices into nobles of the order after fitness is established. The Ben Hurband accompanied the divan from Austin. A street parade precedes the ceremonies, starting at 3 30 this afternoon in the downtown district and ending at Turner hall for the 7 o clock event.
Townsend Young of Royersford Pennsylvania reports that Vinci cured his bronchial trouble after three months of difficulty breathing chest soreness and clogged sensation. Vinci is described as containing cod liver oil's curative principles plus iron and is guaranteed to taste pleasant and be effective. A. M. Fischer, Druggistsachs Texas. Sie P. S. If you have any skin trouble try Saxo Salve with guarantee.
After work tonight the newly made and old-time Shriners will meet around a banqueting board to share fellowship, likely at a local lodge or hall, continuing a tradition of fraternal gathering and community service.
An advertisement extols Croxone as a guaranteed remedy for backache and kidney bladder disorders. It claims the product reaches the disease cause, cleanses kidneys, neutralizes uric acid, and improves filtration, promising results for any severity. The ad notes a full purchase price refund if not satisfied after first use.
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