Crusts and collars and jokes in a mixed humor grab bag
A compilation of light quips and satirical snippets from various papers. Jests range from a Texas mule thief in jail to a crooned collar scare and a waiter quip about atomic forces.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1884
Page
3
A compilation of light quips and satirical snippets from various papers. Jests range from a Texas mule thief in jail to a crooned collar scare and a waiter quip about atomic forces.
Written for the Times-Democrat a poetic note praising a seemingly blessed fate and gathered flowers with lines about a painless journey, signed by Mr. Rerost dated July 15 1884 and M. C. BisLanp.
The Boston Traveler notes a new wedding trend of skipping bridesmaids. The column argues the move hurts the rosebud garden of girls and the milliner's business.
A New York Sun item recounts Pat, a new hotel worker, tasked with enforcing a sign that orders guests to use spittoons. He confronts a guest about spitting on the carpet, warning he will report violators. The exchange highlights early 20th century hotel etiquette and humor.
In a Costa Rica camp tale a hunter spots two long tusked peccaries and fires. A herd of about 200 boars charges him, he climbs a sturdy tree to survive the night, loses his powder, and endures a tense wait as the sun sets and darkness nears.
Bargain listing showing a 1,100 acre farm on Buffalo Bayou with water, timber, hay last season, and some improvements. Four hundred tons of hay. railroad by property. terms easy. Contact T. B. Johnson or J. W. Bradley. Also includes multiple city lots, cottages, presses, and building lots with prices and terms.
Property listings describe a finished ten room house on a fashionable avenue with gas water bath and furnishings, a six bedroom two story house with carriage house on third ward near streetcar, and 29 Olive street lots priced 250 to 600 plus other parcels. Several offers are invited with easy payments and contact via J W Bradley and address at this office.
A long list of real estate and business bargains offered by Hosack & Newton. Properties include a well furnished eight room boarding house on East Commerce Street, a corner lot at Goliad and Matagorda streets, a South Alamo Street property with garden, several 10 acre tracts near Prospect Hill, a 580 acre Medina creek land, two lots on River Avenue, residences on Crockett Alamo and Nolan Streets, and other parcels. Also promotion for Electric Bitters with claims of curing kidney or liver complaints and other ailments, sold by Rice Brothers & Co.
Finest bargain in Southwest Texas offers two adjoining farms in Guadalupe County nine miles from the railroad and county seat on a main stage road. Combined 1203 acres with 900 acres alluvial river bottom and 300 acres timbered plus 700 acres on the adjoining tract with 300 river bottom and 200 cultivation. Included are five California houses, three log houses, multiple stock pens, and varying soils with sandy stone for building. Titles clear with 34 years possession, agent J W Brapiey of San Antonio.
City ordinance regulates theatres and amusements in San Antonio. Prohibits loud vulgar language and indecent performances. Violations carry fines from twenty five to two hundred dollars. passed July 14 1884 by Mayor J H Freneh and City Clerk E P Craupon.
Local ordinance bans sparring matches in public venues with penalties of 25 to 20000 dollars. The record also includes a 1884 Texas civil citation to Ellen Shoulders for debt owed mathias Koch and notices from a San Antonio newspaper. The text contains medical ads for electro homeopathic remedies and tobacco endorsements.
A medical note urges early Aurist consultation for ear discharge to prevent brain and organ complications. It cites Dr D B Roosa and lists several Texas patients cured at ear clinics, warning against delaying treatment and relying on general physicians.
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