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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1900
Page
7
Fragmented old text describes courage to examite ghosts of boyhood and claims of cures by Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. Mentions patient testimonials, a doctor’s advice, and travel to Buffalo New York for a miracle remedy.
Postal schedules list arrivals and departures for several routes including AURIVES AS POSTOrviCn, GN Ry, and state routes with daily and Sunday exceptions. Notable times include 10:30 am, 11:00 am, and 7:20 pm. services cover areas such as West, Kerrytile, and Gorgue fede Uh. The notice outlines mail handling, postmaster duties, and weekly variations across towns and counties.
Locale timetable lists arrivals from the North and West and departures to Houston Waco Dallas and Rockport. Several trains from Kerrville Fort Worth Abilene and Kansas City show times and daily patterns with exceptions noted.
A jumble of quoted speech from various speakers paints a noisy urban scene. Fragments touch on neighbors, workdays, family dynamics, and social interactions, with stray lines about city life, routine tasks, and personal tensions surfacing amid garbled OCR. The piece reads like a collage of overheard conversations and stray observations from a metropolitan setting.
Fragmentary survivor tale recounts miners stranded after storm near a coast. Desperate days at sea include delirium, exposure, hunger, and a bid for rescue as a phantom ship and distant beacon offer glimmers of hope amid the grim drift of the castaway voyage.
Fragmented OCR describes a heavy steel plate by Hine Sao with fring rifts and pierced openings. It mentions an American collector, a Jacian elite leader, and a turtle motif, with references to distances and weights though many terms are garbled.
A garbled OCR page from a Chicago Times-Herald era edition appears with stray names, local terms, and scattered phrases about weather, deacons, fighters, and social columns. It hints at society notes, rival papers, and odd remarks on fashion, people, and events without coherent narrative.
The article describes a fatal maritime incident affecting a crew and passengers aboard a vessel headed toward Anbletts ville, with sister cities, families, and friends grieving. It notes hospital responses, ships’ crews, and the impact on communities along the coast, highlighting loss, mourning, and calls for sympathy.
A chaotic OCR read describes a theatrical program titled A Mid Night Twit and a vaudeville lineup at the Opera House Covent Garden, with an alleged comedy of a “A Tustieny Friday” and a jolly assortment of acts. The text includes scattered names, dates, and stage notes, reflecting a lively but garbled review of the evening’s entertainment.
Fragmentary OCR reads like travel and mission notes with scattered references to a steam raft, officers, and patrol actions. It mentions Dr Fritz Madea, Florina, a river journey, a steel raft, a labor scene, and public safety routines, with dates around June and February and a police chief named Prive.
Citizens complain about postponed paving along San Pedro and nearby streets, citing safety and access delays. The protest targets administration plans and bond allocations, urging faster action on the Houston street corridor and Springs area improvements.
Society notes report a Pane No 2 meeting at Shaler AE 2D with Master Workman David Lent announcing a ceremony at Forest Park Cemetery. Members of San Antonio No 22 and Women of the World plan a 3 o clock gathering, car rides arranged, with remarks on Alder period and local fraternal processions. A medical ad promotes a topical cure for itching and bleeding rlee with 14 cent bottles, listed with Bel West and Kusheyar addresses.
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