The Sunday Light Commentary on Local Affairs
A rough collage of notes on politics, advertising, and public life in the capital area. References to newspaper ads, duty shifts, the Monterey consulship, and tax sales hint at local business and civic concerns, with several named figures and places such as San Antonio, Galveston News, and Hotel Campbell noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Galveston News
Te Express
Monterey
San Antonio
Gold Fever Echoes From Alaska Klondike Tales
Frank Caldwell shares recollections of gold rush dreams and perils from 1890s Alaska. An elderly witness recalls Calfornia fever, shipboard mutinies, and desperate schemes to hoard wealth while detailing routes, dangers, and the lure of El Dorado. Also notes Mr Henry Benager’s photo gift of Muir Glacier from Glacier Bay during a July visit by Mr and Mrs Langer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Caldwell
Muir Glacier
Alasks Territory
Henry Benager
United States
Stole Minnow Batt Westerny Master Diesenbach Fare
Gussie Diesenbach, who kept a minnow basin at his Lakeview yard, found his bait stock vanish. He emptied the basin and found a well fed moccasin snake that had killed and eaten the minnows. The snake could not escape the basin due to a smooth interior. Also a notice seeks a four to five room house with tent paid in advance and a tenant for property at W, BY box 606, city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Diesenbach
Lakeview
Farkers House
City
Gondii
Jaya
Mann
The Early Riser Morality Parade
A humorous meditation on waking early and the social compulsion to rise, detailing the restless, irritable morning to a chain of comical misadventures. It contrasts the stubborn alarm with the reluctance of the late sleeper and traces the day’s mischiefs from dawn to night.
Royal pretenders and nature in a dawn of dynasty
The fragment blends fanciful satire on royal titles with a nature loving aside about dawn and woods. It contrasts grand ceremonial scenes with quiet mornings, then shifts to a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, praising its quick relief for a Toddler and noting availability through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan Houston
Chamberlain's Colle
William FP. Jones
Oglesby
Dry spell ends as rains revive Pearsall area crops
In Pearsall Texas on August 14 observers note the long dry period ends with good rains reviving withered cotton now green. The crop is shorter than expected but rainfall proves valuable to stockmen and farmers. Local social events include a sociable at I A DeVit biss residence and a reception for summer normal staff. Additional notices record music study abroad, a visitor from the Alamo City, and several local business changes amid hard times as the county moves toward prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsall
Texas
Etta Hendrick
Germany
Jas. Patterson
Alamo City
I. A. DeVitbiss
C. H. Beaver
Wison
Gainesville
Isabel Holdeworth
Loma Vista
R. M. Harkness
Ken Alice
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Ile Male Dell Suirberien
Nelle
Fina Harery
Ana
San Antoine
Olle
Chile
Campbell
Aly
Herman Kannan
Wil
Ty Ow
Ban Antonio
Mitte
Supreme Court
Max Sutor
Galifor
NIATH
Klondike
Alaska
Pew el Dorado
King
Gurley Martin
Southern Pacific
Beitus
Eld
Fee
Couren
Pold
New Jersey
Gite Gails
Mississippi
St. Louis
clyMtation
Great American Desert
Paragma
San Precisco
Golden State
California
Cape
Fortune Fields
Imarria
Ailikhys
Miilionaires
Therara
el Dorado
Wweving
North Alamo Street
Motley Mui
Daowe & Tibor
Alin
Lit
TNE
Flores Street
Gity
Pearsall Polnters
Chény Na Ove
Touts
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