Diapepsin promised relief for upset stomachs
A vintage promotion claims Diapepsin quickly relieves sour stomachs and indigestion. It markets a five minute digestion aid that regains comfort after meals, priced at fifty cents for a large case.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1912
Page
3
A vintage promotion claims Diapepsin quickly relieves sour stomachs and indigestion. It markets a five minute digestion aid that regains comfort after meals, priced at fifty cents for a large case.
A long list of arrivals and guests appears at major hotels in San Antonio including the Gunter Crockett St Anthony Bowie Savoy Menger Bexar and other properties. Names include A B Atlee A W Bubas A H Wilson Buffalo Bill W F Cody J C McDonald and many more with origins from Laredo Fort Worth New York Mexico City Houston and beyond. Several local officials and businessmen such as Henryille chief deputy county tax collector Edward A Feille and E W Wright are noted among the travelers and staff.
Seguin Texas September 28 The remodeling contract for the local Baptist church has been awarded to Charles Hammond a local contractor. Work will begin immediately and the building will be enlarged with additional improvements planned.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a torpid liver and clogged bowels cure, claiming infections of indigestion foul breath and headaches vanish by morning. It promotes a 10 cent box that works while you sleep and keeps users feeling well for months.
Permanent organization of the Cooperative Development league of the Irrigation Section was formed at the St. Anthony hotel with representatives from towns along the San Antonio Uvalde Gulf railroad to Uvalde. Fred W. Mally of Crystal City elected president, a 15 member executive committee planned to promote information for settlers and local products marketing.
The Southern Pacific plans an additional daily train between San Antonio and Houston to meet fall traffic. Trains 11 and 12 between Houston and New Orleans may be restored, creating three daily trains between San Antonio and New Orleans. The new San Antonio Houston run would depart San Antonio around 8 am and reach Houston about 4 pm, enabling Sunset Mail No. 8 to shift earlier. Officials say up to nine stops may be eliminated on the Sunset Mail to meet the new timetable. The carrier is well equipped to handle the changes and an official announcement is expected soon.
A San Antonio Press Club meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 PM in the Gunther Hotel rooms. Officers for the coming year will be elected and members will discuss plans for the club’s future.
A promotional notice touts Syrup of Figs as the ideal gentle laxative and regulator for children. It claims quick relief from constipation, stomach upset, and related symptoms without griping, and promotes the product as safe due to its fig and senna ingredients.
Mayor A H Jones returned from Beaumont after inspecting creosote block pavement and Uvalde rock asphalt laid with seven inch depth. He and aides Pancoast and Uhr observed details, noted no disintegration in cold weather, and will confer with colleagues in San Antonio before choosing paving. Beaumont officials treated visitors well and praised the town as best paved of its size in Texas.
Susie Lee Weisiger 46 dies at home on 110 Sharer street after eight years in San Antonio. Survived by sister Mrs. Sallie Stout. Layden 65 dies of pneumonia at a local hospital, buried in Charleston W Va. Abraham Bergman 53 dies at home 530 Denver Boulevard, president of People Burial Vault. Survived by widow and four daughters. Funeral at 4 pm from residence. burial at Mission Burial Park.
Special to The Light reports the Texas game fish and oyster department receives many inquiries as the open season nears. The third season begins November 1 and the deer season starts December 1. Chief Game Warden Cox notes a flood of hunter questions and provides a brief summary of the law. Non resident county licenses cost 1.75 dollars and non resident state licenses 15 dollars.
Five companies of Georgia state troops took charge as Governor Brown declared martial law in Augusta following a strike by Augusta Aiken railway workers. Two citizens died and one was wounded near the power plant after refusal to halt at the militia deadline. Captains Henderson and Jewett face court martial to curb further violence.
Approval of Brazos river improvement from Old Washington to Waco comes to Col. C Riche. An appropriation of 215000 funds the two classified works open channel and lock and dam. Two locks planned with site chosen by district engineer and continuation of Lock No 8 at Waco. Planning of work forces begun today.
An advertisement invites readers to answer five questions to receive a free $12 box at The Old Homestead. The promotion appears in today’s local classifieds.
John Matthews a negro lad was fined $5 in police court on vagrancy charges. Harry Bull testified he supplied brushes and gear to open a shoe-shining stand in front of Bull Saloon on West Commerce. Matthews quipped he would keep the brushes. Judge Buckley added another $5 fine.
Sunday school rally day services will be held tomorrow morning at Westminster Presbyterian church. The program features a military regimental theme with singing and flag-raising tasks by various companies and classes, followed by a sermon by Rev. Brooks I. Dickey on Young People and Religion. The Presbyterian youth rally of western Texas meets there next Friday evening.
Judge R H Ward of San Antonio prepared to file an application for a writ of habeas corpus in the court of criminal appeals to test whether closing one saloon by the comptroller automatically closes a second saloon owned by the same person. The filing is planned for next week.
Riebe Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service contact 221 EE. Com. Phone 341.
Advertises Williams' Kidney Pills for nervous system overwork and kidney bladder troubles. Claims relief for pains in side back and bladder with a/ flabby face under eyes. Sold by druggists and A. M. Wischer.
An advertisement proclaims Digest it as a quick permanent remedy for indigestion, gas, and dyspepsia. It cites 80 million Americans affected and offers money back if unsatisfied, noting Brown's Digest it tablets are easy to swallow and harmless with instant relief. Schwab McElroy's Four Drug Stores carries the product.
Guadalupe County tax assessor rolls show total assessed property at 12,643,422 dollars for the year with 460000 acres of land rendered valued at 8,050,923 dollars. The figures indicate an increase over last year. Free theater tickets to The Old Homestead offered in today’s ad.
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