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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1909
Page
7
Mrs Laura Russell of Logan, Utah credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with curing a twenty year heart condition. She describes severe breathing difficulty and fainting, notes dramatic improvement after starting the remedy, and asserts lasting recovery under medical supervision.
Burial permits list several decedents with ages and causes. Tdwin Rampel age 7 died February 15 from skull fracture at Laura Rosa infirmary. Interred in Lockhart Texas. Prebble Kelley age 11 days died February 15 at 884 Castro Street, interred in Buda Texas. J B Fleming age 42 died February 14 from stomach abscess, interred in Cemetery No 6.
An early 20th century style drug listing from 510 East Homnston Street promotes Hindivo the Kidney Cure and nerve tonic. It claims universal cure for kidney troubles and nervous bifrming and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It advertises low fees and a 50 cent price, urging readership to try the remedy.
Indianapolis February 26 The first national tariff commission delegation opens a session led by temporary chairman Rissberg and then permanent chair TW Van Cleave of St. Louis. Governor Marshall and Mayor Bookwalter greet attendees as five committee groups begin work. Delegates include Henry R Sawne of New York Merchants Association and Senator Brown of Nebraska. Boston Chamber of Commerce is represented. delegates hail from forty-bye states representing major commercial and political bodies seeking scientific tariff revision.
A man identified as AL examir Soumarot wounded urban officials in Ghent after being arrested in Brussels for attempting extortion under death threats. Russian refugees in the city face renewed indignation amid the incident.
Philadelphia and cities across Pennsylvania hold local elections today with residents voting for mayors, court officials, school directors, and other local offices amid a broad turnout.
Fragmented timetable lines list routes and departures for northern, eastern, and gulf coast connections. Mentions Houston Kerrville Corpus Christi El Paso Victoria Cuero and local lines with days and times, including Sunday exceptions and various through services.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Diapepsin as a cure for stomach distress. It claims rapid relief from indigestion, belching, heartburn, and gas after taking a 22 grain triangular tablet, with a 50 cent bottle recommended for home use.
Ten dollars of the fine was paid morning by justice Ten Wisk against Andres Lopez one of twenty two men taken in Saturday night gambling house raid by Rangers Laughlin and White Lopez pled guilty and awaits trial Judge Bi Kargers Laughlin and White are in the city and expect renum nd she telat of the misdeame.
A sizeable crowd of about 500 attended the Olive Grove event at Turner Ball. About 200 dancers participated and most remained until the final moment when the refrain Home, sweet Home was played.
A detailed review praises the concert at Crethoven Hall featuring Schubert's overture Robmunde and Mendelssohn Lieder with Mrs Marx and Mr Schramm delivering exquisite arias. The violin solo with harp, Mendelssohn Lieder, and the overall orchestral renderings receive high marks for expression and technique. The critic notes the ensemble and choir display a refined balance and enthusiasm throughout the performance.
The Duke murder case shows ongoing delays as motions and hearings stretch into March. Attorneys note constraints and upcoming dates while proceedings address the 1-year-old Walter case and anticipated actions.
A Layman's banquet is scheduled for this evening at Travis Park Methodist Church. Reverend Wester will preside as toastmaster, with a program including talks on The Mission Movement, Business and Young Men, Church Missions and Church Malengion, and a revival theme.
Weltington No Yi reports the Wren steamer Dengelit Ronoh catastrophe with 75 deaths feared and twenty five bodies still unrecovered, the toll rising as rescue efforts continue.
A garbled account references remedies and a doctor named Wilner. It notes a patient who experienced poor health, attempts at treatment, and eventual recovery with various uncertain substances and procedures described in broken phrases.
A garbled OCR text fragment references names, places, and events in a jumble. Notable terms include Adams & Son and scattered fragments that hint at a local notice or obituary style item, but specifics and clear facts are unreadable.
Ellewaud Alabama December 7 1408 Dr Kite and Co Aughimtan Sy Mr Sirs I have derived much profit from your remedy Schlyp-Rool that I believe it is best for the public to know its worth For ten years I have suffered frequent cold puffs restlessness and discomfort after meals and at night but after following directions I followed it with another trial and experienced great relief The product has made me well and I commend its use to others Respectfully HOS STATLARD Box 7 BR Na ilewoots Alabama
A testimonial letter from D A Montgomery of Tennessee praises Swamp Root, claiming relief from neck and bladder issues after using the product. The writer reports purchasing bottles, endorses the remedy, and recommends it to others, noting favorable results for himself and James Trens of Tennessee.
A reader recounts relief after using Swamp-Root for kidney trouble. They describe a cure report involving reduced pain and improved health, noting prior discomfort and a sense of personal healing from the product.
A 68 year old man identified as Koons was found frozen to death in his home near Houston after an apparent exposure during the night. An open window suggested exposure as a possible cause. no signs of violence were observed. Authorities reported no immediate foul play and are investigating the incident.
Court records indicate that several defendants charged with social card playing in a saloon may have their cases dismissed upon sheriff’s request. Sheriff Lindsey reportedly opposed immediate arrests of all involved. County Attorney Dual Lewis suggested trial could proceed if needed, while defense lawyers contend the state has no valid charge.
Widow Mrs Williams, longtime Konvdly resident, died Saturday, authorities say.
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