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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
10
Hosea Fidele Garon and Toxefins Acre Bar Rotgs E Enrique Esplucsa and Marla Teotlla Intriner A Plehinger Stella Clara Au
An advertisement advises using Gemo to kill the dandruff germ and nourish hair roots. It claims fast relief from itching scalp, safety, and low cost compared with soaps and shampoos. The copy stresses easy application and affordability, urging purchase at drugstores.
Albert tells Rotary audience that San Antonio must be known. He proposes Texas leaders visit U.S. financial centers to showcase the state’s cities. He notes Texas offers vast investment prospects but is often misunderstood. advocates a statewide booster approach.
A health note warns dull kidney misery stems from overeating meat and uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Salts daily with lemon juice lithia to cleanse sluggish kidneys and relieve backache, urging medical or pharmacist advice. Jad Salts touted as a safe inexpensive remedy made from grape and lemon juice.
Allen D. Albert, international Rotary president, spoke at the San Antonio Rotary Club luncheon and outlined Rotary ideals. He defined Rotary as applying business efficiency and persistence to high life goals, and urged active Chamber of Commerce engagement alongside Rotary membership.
A San Antonio man touts Vinci as a constitutional remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis claiming it cured his chronic coughing after other medicines failed. The ad lists multiple local drugstores and pharmacies selling Vinci with claims of healing medicinal extracts and strengthened iron components.
Two men suspected in the Marble Falls bank robbery and killing of bookkeeper Weibatz were arrested at Batiing er Tex and jailed pending investigation. They were found riding on a Crescent train and turned over to authorities by train crew.
A group of about 4,000 Chicago switchmen from 10 railroads demand a five cent per hour wage increase and reject mediation. Committees from two states seek compromise, but the union vows to strike if no settlement is reached. Other transport workers consider strikes while engineers and conductors balk at arbitration outcomes.
Nevada, first all burning battleship of the United States, ready for government tests off the Maine coast. Tests expected to last about a week as shipyard officials plan the work and assess performance, with details on deposits and finances noted in the financial statements.
The Texas Department of Insurance and Banking has just approved new applications for state bank charters, seen as a favorable sign of broad state prosperity. A financial report to the department on the condition of state banks is also being reviewed, with the Austin, Texas report dating in October.
Mrs Malgolm Carter, an English woman born in Belgium, arrived last night in New York and said she escaped Belgium by posing as a peasant and crawling under barbed wire at the Dutch frontier. She came to seek aid for disabled Belgian soldiers.
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