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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1912

Page

36

The Old Homestead in Light Theatre Feature

A theater ad promotes 21 prizes totaling 90 dollars for a contest to win theater tickets. Readers must mail or bring entry details by Monday September 30 to The Light Want Ad Department. winners appear in Tuesday's classified pages. The Old Homestead is praised for character study and the Grace Church choir remains a highlight with the original company led by Frank Thompson.

Want Ad Department Old Homestead Grace Church Choir Frank Thompson

Boston Doctor Defends Women From Knock Knee Claim

Dr Elizabeth Rixey of Back Bay denounces the claim that women are generally knock-kneed in Boston. She argues that Boston women maintain good overall development, with fashion shaping silhouettes and a focus on fitness beyond facial care.

Boston Chicago Elizabeth Hixey Back Bay Dr. Rixey

Military Ignorance and the Tale of Private Cheney

A Washington official recalls General F. D. Grant criticizing an ignorant officer. The anecdote centers on Private Cheney missing after a comrade reports seeing him two hours earlier in pursuit of guncotton to sew a button, a detail illustrating neglect.

F. D. Grant Washington Cheney New York Tribune

Doubts Discovery On Creating Life From Germs

Prof. F Loeffler, a visiting German scientist, questioned the claim that life could be created by artificial means. He noted life requires a germ to begin and cited his fame as the discoverer of bacilli for diphtheria glanders erysipelas in swine and typhoid in mice. His work is influential in Europe amid agricultural pest issues.

F. Loeffler Loeb California Loeffler Europe

MacVeagh outlines reforms for new US currency design

Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh proposes distinct denominations by uniform design, single portraits per note, plain numerals, and smaller plates to save costs. He foresees color differences rejected, nationwide engraving and printing changes, and easier handling by bank tellers. The plan aims to cut expenses by over one million annually and prepare for rapid issuance once engraving is complete.

Dublin N. H the Treasury MacVeagh Treasury

No Mystery In Painless Dentistry

For seventeen years the Yale Dentists have run the best equipped dental parlors in the southwest. They have been first to adopt approved methods and appliances and their offices are always filled with the latest equipment for their work.

Yale Southwest

Pioneer herbal lore from the western Missouri frontier

The Kansas City Star recalls early settlers in western Missouri relying on forest remedies for ailments. Grandmothers made decoctions from wild plants like poke root and boneset, while bitters mixed from roots and barks with mint, gentian, and snake root were common. Indians taught dye and remedy uses for puccoon and ginseng, and a resilient market now notes continued interest in these old cures.

Kansas City Star Missouri Kansas City Father Kneipp

Policy urged for leper segregation nationwide

Washington reports call for a definite policy to control and isolate lepers to limit future burden. As of January 1, 146 known U S cases are under state health supervision across 17 states. California, Louisiana and Massachusetts operate leper segregation facilities with varying control elsewhere.

Washington Public Health Service United States California Louisiana Massachusetts

Why Women Are Not Rich and Dr Pierce’s Medicine

An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming it boosts red blood cells and nourishes the stomach liver and nerves. It cites a testimonial from Jas D Lively of Washburn Tennessee describing a severe illness cured by the tonic and recommends the product as a spring remedy with mailing offer for the medical adviser.

R. V. Pierce Oregon Jas. D. Lively Washburn, Tenn Route 2 Dr. Pierce

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