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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
1
A 1900s-style plea warns of the devastating reach of the white plague in homes and calls for public support of anti tuberculin efforts. It touts a home remedy using Virgin Olive Oil of Pine and ether to treat coughs, while cautioning against inferior pine oils and internal use. Authorities note the remedy is for external use and to avoid unsafe substitutions.
The Horse Show will be held in May during the T P A convention at the Bernhurit tent. The move aims to avoid clashing with the spring carnival and attract attendees of the traveling men’s gathering, with many owners entering parade and flower-shuttle events. Carrington chairs the Horse Show committee, with Striuss elected vice chair and H Prowler secretary. Election plans for March 10 and judges’ lists are under preparation as terms of board members near expiry.
Proclamation to issue sets date for a special meeting to consider election. School board will convene within days to discuss the process and prepare for the vote. Plans outline agenda and attendance requirements for stakeholders.
San Francisco February 24. Government pest control chief General Robert Ble warns the bubonic plague danger persists. He notes two human cases occurred within the last 48 days and that rat infection remains a threat despite extermination efforts. He urges ongoing public education and coordinated sanitary action with health committees.
Howard Green, once private secretary of the Express Gum Farm and executive at the Amerie Bar Dress Company, was taken into custody in Porthunl Oregon on a forgery and defalcation complaint filed by New York authorities. The arrest followed an overnight warrant, with officials stating the case involves substantial financial irregularities and forged documents. Green faces extradition procedures and potential prosecution.
The finance committee approved a tax levy of 16 cents per $100 valuation for school maintenance and 6 cents for a bond levy, lifting the total to fund city schools as enrollment grows. The board noted the levy aims to support new schools, facilities, and a site for the Half Memorial school, despite efforts to keep rates low. The assessed roll totals $84,000, projecting $212,174.49 for the maintenance fund, with expenditures for the year near $349,000 including recent school bonds.
A promotional note touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast headache relief with 25 doses costing 25 cents. It urges readers to ask any of the 45,000 U S druggists and notes a testimonial from Mrs Lowisel Lewellyn Powell South Dakota. The ad promises a refund of the first package if no relief is found and identifies Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
At last night’s meeting the board discussed amusements for school children. Attending were president Dr M J Hirem and members Dr A Rochs Carlos Bur Nelson Lytle Sam L Harris Fabio Cruz Theodose Harris. attorney CG Bertrand. superintendent L G Wade. and clerk Paul A Scholz.
A large city ball event last night drew more than 300 couples to Turner Hall. The crowd filled the floor as they danced till 4 am, with John Souter's orchestra providing music. President W. T. Schumacher received a carved carying gift and led the grand march with Miss Clann Schackulhoff. Schumacher begins his third term.
Special to The Talytt Austin Terob 20 The rind commission today made public his order requiring the f G No railway to make material improvements on its physical property These improvements will cost over 1 000 000 and embrace a new roadbed on the main line between Palestina and Fonyton and between Spring and Fork Worth also on Columbia and Madleoiville branches New 75 pound steel rail on the main line to be laid in two years and all wooden bridges and culverts to be replaced with permanent structures of concrete steel and iron Passenger train schedules to be lengthened and a new depot talk ordered at Crockett.
A fragmentary 19th century dialogue shows unhappiness over women's access to education and the inability to afford basic goods. The speaker questions traditional barriers and asserts reading as a necessary skill despite social constraints.
A man named Wille Washington ran a swindle offering Pullman porter jobs to African Americans. He lured victims by promising steady runs and asked for fees, then used a confederate to impersonate a boss. Ford, a complainant, helped expose the scheme leading to Washington’s arrest efforts and ongoing investigations.
We publish a note of thanks for support shown during the loss of a beloved wife and mother. Grateful appreciation goes to guarding friends for their sympathy and floral offerings. Kendall and Bernice extend heartfelt gratitude for the kindness received during this sad time.
Contenta of the Christian Mission Tome at 921 Avenue Dd is nab for sale. The same belongs to W. L. Smate. Has unit now made by Joe bert the Talor, 108 S. Alamo Street. Pricer vigil e Wor grain hay ona feed. Call up 74. Hompoon Grain Co.
Mary Mannering stars in Glorious Betsy a new play at the Grand Theatre drawing strong public interest. Betsy Batterson a former Baltimore belle whose marriage to Jerome Bonaparte and rise to fame shapes the dramatic arc. The Shiberts push a splendid company and lavish production to capture audience attention.
Report describes Lady Woolston visiting New York with a slender appearance and a playful, foreigne phrase about her trip. It notes her advice to American readers on losing weight safely using a simple trio of tonics and a marketed elixir, mentioning brand names and home preparation.
An early 20th century pitch extols a cooperative piano club as a method of saving, detailing bulk purchase discounts on Thos. Goggin & Bros. pianos. It explains member benefits, low fixed prices, and urges readers to join, promising substantial price reductions and quick entry.
TL journeys to the old Sweet Springs of Virginia as a gathering for the wealth and social elite unfolds. The piece paints a nostalgic scene of resort life, travel by stage and boat, and the allure of refined leisure in a bygone era.
The Big Tent drew a good audience last night with Desnerate Gane and the dramatic adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. George Shinn reportedly handles the tough lead well as the famed tale unfolds with strong company support. The Empire presented The Burglar’s Daughter, pleasing audiences with Mille Meg’s poignant portrayal and comic relief from the supporting cast.
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