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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1897
Page
3
In Toluca Mexico a party led by Dr Powell and others ascends Nevado de Toluca. The trek passes forests and alpine scenery, with Indian guides aiding the ascent. Reaching a rocky base, they rest by a lake and reflect on legends of pagan rites and sacred stones guarded by strict codes.
The writer recounts a journey to the Toluca region starting with a single daily train to a remote railroad town. They describe travel by mule and pony over rough terrain toward the volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccíhuatl, the crater, and cold lake, with vivid details of guides, native dress, and challenging conditions. The narrator ends with fatigue but fond memories and a recommendation to others in San Antonio.
An old advertisement touts Bugeslans Armor Balve as the best salve for Cita Arolsca sores ulcers salt about fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and piles. It promises guaranteed cure and lists a price of 50 wired.
The Mubyon Medical Institution in Mukidelpha, Pa, advertises rapid confidential responses to letters from across the country seeking practical medical advice for treating various diseases. It notes appointing up to fifteen doctors daily to answer inquiries and promises courteous, thorough guidance with prescribed remedies, at a nominal charge of 25 cents for each item.
Citizens argue against drastic tax collection tactics citing potential raids, forced sales, and penalties. They compare current administration to a junk shop that sells personal property to raise funds, urging sane collection and addressing taxpayer burden.
An offer directs readers to send their address to H. EB. Bucklen & Co. Chicago for a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. The ad claims the pills ease constipation and headaches and aid malaria and liver troubles, asserting they are vegetable and non-deleterious, with a per box price listed by F. Kalteyer & Son.
The report describes a severe drought and dust storm that damaged crops including cotton and corn. It notes parched fields, reduced visibility, and a frostlike effect. The piece also lists residents' visits, moves, and social events across the area, with several names and local happenings.
A fragmented report notes discussions on tax collection to fund street paving, a one hour service proposal, and a market house plan in Pascaa. It mentions curb improvements, sewer trench work, and potential donations for a Pascaa street project, with broader remarks on traffic, utilities, and civic priorities.
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