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San Antonio Sunday Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1902

Page

7

Summer Society in San Antonio and Saratoga Fashions

San Antonio society slows as heat triples the day. Socials at Pine Street, 201 Jones Street, and 355 Lafitte Street offer dancing, music, and receptions. A Bertha Black and Herman Heitgen wedding at St Josephs enlivens the week while Miss Kathleen Neilson and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. showcase midsummer fashions at Newport and Saratoga with pongee and dotted swiss gowns.

Avley Pine Street Allister Shand Carrie Burns Alice Harding Paula Rummel Lottie Loose Bessie Nabers Maude Hart Ottie Crownens Maggie Walsh Maggie Woods Pattie Cunningham Bessie Cunningham Norma Bern St. Joseph’s Church Bertha Black Herman J. Heitgen Lohengrin Nora Ulrich Gus Runke Emma. Hensel John Black Father Colling Liberty Agnes Judas Flower Girl Eugene Gittin-ger Crockett Street Kathleen Neilson Reginald Claypool Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr New York

City Business Men's Club to Publish Handy New Folder

The Business Men's Club will soon publish a concise city guide folder. It lists leading attractions and provides an alphabetical membership roster with firms and affiliations. The folder aims to speed inquiries by marking relevant members with a red pencil and will be available at hotels for visitors.

Chuir San Antonio H. Zook Hidalgo Texas Atention

Fashion Hints For The Light Readers

Fashion notes describe rebeline fabric in iron gray with white hair texture, light for warm weather yet exclusive. A gored skirt features a close upper line, flare below, edged with Corticelli silk stitching and black silk outlines. Applique white broadcloth flowers, French knots, and white silk vest bordered by scallops complete the look.

Club Plans Publication With Member Backing

The club intends to publish early next year with improvements from the experiment. The publication will be financed by club funds and the advertising committee believes it will receive strong backing from all members.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Endorsement Ad

An old ad copy touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver tonic and purgative that expels poison without causing distress. It features endorsements from W Scott of Milton Pennsylvania and lists several names. claims small, vegetable, non gripping tablets.

DeWitt W. Scott Highland Ave Milton James Clavin C. Schasse Wm. Appmann

A Sure Cure for Diarrhoea Remains Most Desired

A sure and quick cure for Diarrhoea is highly desirable and a remedy named as the quickest and safest for most attacks. Reportedly effective even in severe cases, with two doses claimed to cure ordinary diarrhoea. Sold by all druggists.

Newspapers Shape Public Sentiment On Six Shooter Policy

The Yoakum Daily Times claims Texas papers have a mission to build public sentiment against six-shooter carry. The piece asserts newspapers are fulfilling their mission while noting judges must perform their duty under current law until the next legislature makes changes.

The Yoakum Daily Times Texas

Tobacco Trusts and Mexico Prices Stir Regional Trade Echoes

A Laredo Times commentary argues Americans target Mexican tobacco factories, predicting profit if Mexico consents. It notes high Mexican tobacco consumption, potential price hikes, and possible Diaz intervention. The piece contrasts trust power with the need for noble conduct by leaders in communities.

The Laredo Times Mexico Rio Grande Diaz

Royalty gratuities draw praise in old columns

The Orange Tribune notes British royal practice of granting gratuities to mothers of multiples and cites a United States example. Eighteen years ago in Ayersville Louisiana a woman bore five children in a year and twins at another, possibly triplets in a single birth. The piece recalls a legislative petition for a pension and asserts she deserved reward regardless of outcome.

The Orange Tribune United States Ayersville Lock Moore & Co Calcasieu Parish

Meanest slanderers called out in Miles Messenger

The Miles Messenger denounces men who spread unverified rumors about women, calling such slanderers liars and cowards. It likens their trash to a lower form of life and warns they exist in the city and elsewhere, prompting moral censure.

Miles Amart

Gentleman Advertises Driven Horse For Sale

A Karnes County News item reports a humorous classified style notice offering a driving horse for sale with insurance required. The ad jokes that the horse tolerates neighbor hay and corn, is partly gentle and partly not, and requires prudent handling. It ends by poking fun at pretentious buyers and a local notorious character.

Karnes County News David Harum

Feudal Notions Persist in English Society Text

A truncated excerpt critiques English society and government as feudal in foundation. It suggests the nobleman remains the central figure on his estates, wielding wealth and influence akin to centuries past, depicting a hereditary social order at odds with modern change.

Curious Burns letter sold in London for 3200

A Robert Burns letter to Peter Miller of Dalswinter Dumfries dated October 20 1787 was recently sold in London. The two page quarto discusses his wish to be a small farmer near poetic Nith bank country and his simple, humble aspirations.

Robert Burns London Peter Miller Dalswinter Dumfries Nith

Atlantic City bans bathing suits on streets ordinance

The Orange Tribune notes Atlantic City enacts a local ordinance prohibiting wearing bathing suits on streets, contrasting beach and ballroom attire and suggesting moral progress depends on location. The piece critiques shifting dress norms and public morality.

Atlantic City

Justice and Courage in Houston Courts Debate

The Yoakum Daily Times urges tougher actions against crime, criticizing leniency for armed offenders and calling for officers to do their duty without fear of political influence. It argues for harsher punishment for those who break the law regardless of status and emphasizes enforcement over sentiment.

Houston

Lone Star State Claims Proud Place in Oil and Agriculture

An obscure garbled passage extols Texas as foremost in many sectors including oil, agriculture, transportation, and industry. The fragmented text credits numerous firsts and mentions a grandiose, patriotic claim about Texas dominance, attributed to Ness.

Lone Star Saddlery Wem Prohibition Grand Gold Texas Ness

To Save Her Child From Frightful Cerement

Mrs. Nannie Gallager used Bucklen's Rate Salve on her head and face to cure eruptions and cuts. The soothing remedy claimed rapid relief and a swift recovery, with a strong guarantee of effectiveness.

Nannie Gallager Lge

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