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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1908
Page
2
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A contentious strike and boycott movement roils German public life as press representatives clash with politicians. Debates focus on government policy toward African colonies and the role of media in shaping public opinion. The Reichstag faces heated rhetoric and mixed responses from deputies and newspapers alike.
The text hints at division or differing views on a Bailey related issue, contrasting with other public questions. It notes a cautious tone among observers and references a “wise dog” metaphor suggesting restraint or avoidance of controversy. The fragment implies debate without specifying positions or outcomes.
A stream of patient quotes from Mrs Sohn Talertrood and others claim Peruna cured stomach and catarrhal ailments, coughs, and weakness after long doctor consultations. The letters praise weight gain, energy, and overall wellness, citing Providence Rhode Island and Portland Oregon as locations.
A Brooklyn woman, Miss Bessie Bayrett, led a stream of testimonials praising Peruna as a valuable nerve and blood restorative. Letters from users across the country describe renewed strength, better digestion, clearer skin, and restored appetite after using Peruna, with many noting recovery from fatigue, biliary distress, and chronic illness.
Vague notes describe a primary contest with talk of a senator candidate and Bailey. Police actions target a Bailey question tied to May 2 regulatory outcomes. The piece references Broonhyn Fair, a murder charge, and tensions over imprisonment tied to a governor’s decisions on the Alamg convent building.
A garbled wartime notice describes public fear and protests over weapons and civil defense measures. Amid confusion, residents worry about safety as authorities and community leaders respond to a rising sense of threat and urgency.
The text presents a garbled account mentioning Wilken Amd ds Kagwi and trade activity. It references a large mail merchandise market, rights of others, and social tensions around petting and Windies while implying concerns over trade influence and public behavior.
In a survey of national road progress, Texas leads with 127,409 miles noted, though many lines lack full approval. The Good Roads Movement spurs new dam and paving projects, with Texas planning nearly 40 miles of improved routes and substantial funding to modernize roads, aided by irrigation-friendly drainage and farm support.
Eniicse Ambassador Witteng Jang reports there will be no war between Japan, China, or America. He notes cordial relations with China, partial friction possible, mentions Portsmouth treaty relation to the open door policy, and predicts Japan aims for peace while China progresses slowly toward modern reform.
A satirical column by Dishon Frederick Ughgess of the Proteatist Episcopal Dingess condemns American greed and vanity. It laments men chasing wealth, women preoccupied with fashion and waste, and children raised amid cynicism and material excess.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention road work and a county commission plan, plus approval issues and a promise to provide items per road precinct. A separate U S Army recruiting notice seeks unmarried men 18 to 35 of good character to serve, with contact in San Antonio Texas.
A breach of contract suit filed in district court alleges the plaintiff lent $1000 on a Mopirly Whd item and faced defrauding actions. The case names several individuals and references Conroy building and Alaina plaza in a convoluted sequence of events suggesting payment and property issues.
A garbled 1587 era record mentions Sit Aluelit Waabors and Washington references. The text references Aututy rifles, stungeling horses, and a depot parlor driving incident amid a rain event. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
Tonight and tomorrow morning the sun sets at 6 06 and rises at 5 31 while the moon sets at 11 38 p m. Observers are advised to note the thin crescent glow and early darkness. Provisions for viewing include clear horizons and minimal light interference.
The Light lists several candidates for sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. W T Gowartite, James McCluakey, John Light, Clas Stevens, Prod A Lanvester and others are shown as seeking the office under party rules.
For County Clark The Lights announces Vivian B. Hamilton as a candidate for County Clerk subject to the Democratic primaries action.
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