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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1912
Page
10
An early twentieth century style warning extols Cascarets as a cure for sour stomach gas and constipation. It describes symptoms of biliousness and claims Cascarets sweeten the stomach remove sour undigested food and excess bile and clear bowels overnight.
Antonio Espinoza was fined 25 dollars by Judge Buckley in police court after being arrested following an accident at Commerce and San Saba streets. A 4 year old child of Y Lerma was struck by an express wagon September 5, the chest crushed and a collar bone fractured, with the victim reported in serious condition. West End lake dances and picnics noted. local businesses listed. asphalt testing in Uvalde praised by city officials with machinery adjustments needed before use.
George W Henderson was arrested at Harlendale on September 7 on a complaint issued by Commissioner L. Melivards based on the filing officer’s action.
An older advertisement warns readers to heed early kidney symptoms and refrain from neglect. It promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills as a reliable, time tested remedy, citing a San Antonio resident testimonial and noting Foster-Milburn Co. as US sole agents. Price is 50 cents. A classic 20th century patent medicine pitch.
Federal grand jury in Muskogee Okla indicts a man for forging a $100 postal money order. He waived examination and was committed to jail awaiting removal to Ardmore Okla. Case set for Ardmore in October. The text also lists local notices and business contact details for various professionals.
Mrs J G Scott returns to San Antonio after months touring Europe and will remain here as Mr Scott enters business. Mrs Archer teaches dancing at Expo Park or home. Old phone 6816. Terrill Medical Institute advertises as specialists for chronic and private diseases at 215 Hicks building.
A proposed ordinance to employ four women as police matrons at city railway stations drew six applications from San Antonio women. Chief of Police Lancaster will act after the council approves the ordinance, expected this afternoon.
The corporation court disposed sixty eight cases from arrests on Saturday and Sunday. Fines ranged from one to twenty five dollars, totaling three hundred five dollars.
A seven member committee from the Trades Council led by an unnamed chair called on City Engineer Aaron Pancoast to protest city employment of noncitizens in responsible posts. Pancoast promised to investigate promptly citing charter section eight.
Fronting 51 feet on Avenue D and 120 feet deep opposite the Y M C A, transferred for 14251 dollars. Marshall Hicks sold to Terrell Bartlett. Dr J F P Oldham has returned home. Office 323 W Commerce St.
The congregation Rod Se Sholom will hold Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services at Turner Hall with Rev. H. Seibel officiating. Contact numbers 2598 and 2631 blue to arrange seating.
Union Meat Company advertises hams bacon lard and compound with a phone number two ninety two for attractive prices. The copy stresses quality and asserts the goods are up to the very best standard and made at home.
To the consumer, a slogan promotes home dining over meals sent from Chicago Kansas City or Omaha. Union Meat Company advertises catering alternatives. Old furniture refinishing is offered with Carter Mullaly Transfer Co and A Collman, plumber at 416 Main Ave.
Augustus McCloskey of San Antonio is elected state president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the ninth biennial Texas convention in Fort Worth. The gathering adjourned with committees named and Fort Worth chosen as 1914 meeting site.
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