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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
8
A purported home remedy sells a blend of dandelion extract and other ingredients claimed to relieve headache kidney complaints sore weak bladder and rheumatism. The ad urges readers to mix a tonic and take after meals and at night promising gentle yet thorough kidney cleansing and reduced pain swelling within days. It emphasizes health benefits and urges all with urinary troubles to try the recipe.
Special to The Light. Cheyenne Wyoming February 2. Teeming with errors the report notes Professor F E O G Chilcott was elected to lead pavements and experiment station work. G A Martin and others are named on committees with H G Hays and Pp Allwater in Houston directing the Texas exhibit drawing wide attention.
Special to The High San Angelo Texas February report shows W W J Slaughter and N D Glaelstods of Oklahoma buying 330 head of cattle and a ranch lease in Crockett and Stone counties from Clayden and Bucher. The lease covers 5000 acres and targets patent rights. price cited as 91000.
Fort Worth February 26 The M K O TM railroad has started to create a small town around its depot in this city. The new settlement will be named Katy Town. Housing is being erected and initial residents will be mostly railroad employees.
Mrs Mary Farmer awaits execution in Auburn Prison for murder while her baby endures a death watch. Father Hickey testifies she is insane and may be unfit for trial, as prosecutors push for the death penalty in a high profile case.
In a long testimony a dramatic case unfolds around Mrs Mary Farmer linked to Auburn prison. Local observers debate whether her actions stem from insanity or willful crime as she faces execution threats. Clergy and neighbors weigh the evidence amid a broader discussion of punishment.
The piece recalls Hugh Hughes and Sanet in debates over commuting sentences. Theodore Roosevelt as New York governor faced pressure to save Martha P murderess from the chair, a historic request tied to Mary Farmoy and similar cases.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and dates with unclear event. Summary cannot determine a clear news item or outcome from the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR reads as a tribal era style note mentioning Minnie man Ina eel Mary Parmer and stony settings within a jing of his stone. Details are unclear but invoke local names and a dated ceremonial tone.
W M Parish of Palmerston Ontario extols Chambrain Cough Remedy claiming every bottle last winter was satisfactory with none returned. He recommends it especially for children with croup and notes it is free from narcotics or injurious substances and safe for little ones.
An advertisement-style claim for Botanic Blood Balm touts cures for eczema, rheumatism, skin issues and contagious blood poison. It markets a wide range of disorders with testimonials and promises of complete healing through topical and internal applications, urging readers to request a free sample.
Officials discuss a proposed program to supervise and reform youth offenders. The article notes interest in free legal aid and handling of predation issues, plus a plan to involve responsible adults in guiding at risk juveniles.
The readable text includes disjointed phrases about a mare, a child, and a vague public warning. Names and places are unclear, with stray references to motherhood and a cave. Content is incoherent and lacks a clear event or date.
A feature on fruit and vegetable farming in Bee County highlights a comprehensive atlas from Clopton Mallory and Tetgers Cronk pin phy authors. Photographs show vast orchards in Reovitte country with Beeville and local horticulturists contributing insights into citrus, berries, and grafting. The book promises practical reasons for entering fruit growing and methods for future farmers. Green Martin of Peavaall visits the area, underscoring regional interest.
An onstage exchange features a young actress mockingly addressing Ethel Barrymore during a Broadway performance. Barrymore, flanked by her mother, endures the playful but pointed caricature as she walks past critics and theatergoers.
The Supreme Court has refused the application in the De Hoyas matter. Details show overruling statements and references to related parties and cases including Ciovinick and Bell versus Wray and G. Nove.
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