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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
11
The will of Mrs. Mary E. Haupt, probate today, leaves $9,600 to daughter Miss Katherin Haupt only if she remains unmarried. If she marries, the estate goes to three siblings Charles H Haupt Edward Haupt and Mrs Annie Robb. Mrs Haupt died at her summer home in Fairview New Jersey.
A physician reports his wife cured after treatment at Neal Institutes in Dallas and Houston. The article extols Neal’s program as best among southern facilities, notes many patients recovered, and invites other addicts to contact Neal Institute Dallas or Houston for confidential information.
A humorous poem by Chester Firkins laments the green parasol as a fashion blight from Seal Rocks to Brighton. It mockingly catalogs green outfits and accessories while urging a grim end to the nuisance for the sake of beauty and cleanness.
Chile reports extensive irrigation boosting crops with about 2.5 million acres under water management and similar land ready for cultivation. In Germany near Frankfurt an airship harbor is planned, a covered iron depot with dual gates sized for Zeppelin ships.
Mrs Lysander John Appleton sits with a book on her lap and three under her arm in a literary themed photo. She holds a thinking head in one hand while reading a book on the table. The shot accompanies her article Time Tables for Young Wives. No husband is tame enough to be approached with a kind word before breakfast.
An old advertisement extols Cascarets to cleanse stomach liver and bowels overnight. It claims relief from bilious headaches and unrest, targets men and women, and humorously discusses a time table for wives and the appetite of educators. It includes a vignette about Appleton’s Magazine and a daughter who reads twenty books weekly.
A reflective line questions readers about purchasing aging volumes for savings and curiosity, suggesting a broader contemplation of literature and value within a periodical page.
Mrs Gottlieb Sheppner of Cleveland a washer woman fights for a share of the estate of her first husband Jacob Schulee valued at at least one million dollars with a possible Rhine castle. Her attorney B J Sawyer has engaged A Klein of Ansburg Germany as the estate’s solicitor. Sheppner left with three children over twenty years ago when Schulee a baker left for health and disappeared for seventeen years authorities believe dead.
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