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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reveals a garbled mix of political commentary about Jagan and taxes, references to champagne duties, and a newspaper sales pitch. It mentions San Antonio, 1905 events, and a planned eight page magazine edited as The Sindy san Antonio Ident.
A fragment from the Richmond Pearson collection hints at wartime beliefs and warnings. It discusses the path of the Pacific theater, foreseeing tension between Japan and the United States and noting critics who questioned the approach. John Temple Craves is introduced as a contrasting figure.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic for dyspepsia and stomach issues. It claims appetite improvement, nerve support, and relief from various ailments, citing testimonials and detailing forms and pricing. Sold nationwide by C. I. Hood Co. with the slogan guaranteeing authentic preparation.
A conservative writer argues peace talks fail and a Japanese threat grows. He cites Whitehead torpedoes being bought off market by Japan, large-scale war material production, massive loans, and rapid military expansion. He paints a nation at work supplying a war chest while press and finances tighten, urging vigilance.
Fragmentary text from a mixed era page shows garbled phrases and stray titles. It references a piece titled How to tell a joke and includes scattered words like Pan Placer Press and UsE GAPS, with no clear dates or cohesive story to recount.
W Chambers faced corporation court after being accused of taking tools worth 415 dollars as payment of a salary owed him for work. He claimed the carpanter owed 415 dollars and promised repayment. case continued as the complainant pursued payment.
A Texas Steer at the Grand drew a large crowd with John J. Carmory’s southern songs and applauded acting as a private. Wilber played Christopher Columber in a sketch, Fishback appeared as a Negro police chief, and W Carpenter delivered lively antics as Othell Moore, an Arlington hotel swindler.
An OCR fragment describes a dubious cold treatment mixing concentrated paste with whiskey and glycerin, claiming rapid cough relief and a twenty four hour cure. It warns against impure imitation oils and unsafe variances, noting risks to kidneys from counterfeit preparations and unsafe storage practices.
Fragmentary theater critique praises stage management and chorus work while noting a youthful, gifted singer as the standout. Observers remark on surprises and the overall lively performance despite garbled phrasing.
A young ladies entertainment headlined by John Mylo showcases Parsifal style drama and a mix of performances. The Grand hosts a January 15 engagement with Marth and Emery’s company and Scott Welch in original roles. A second bill features Forty Minutes from Broadway with Klaw & Erlanger presenting at the Grand Phapscay. The Post Theater adds a new entertainment enterprise with chorus girls and a seasoned company, led by Uncle Sam era veterans in noncommissioned roles performing a varied bill nightly.
At the Big Tent theater a large crowd enjoyed the evening program featuring The Rounds and a snappy performance. Tonight Oak Farm a four act rural comedy will headline with Miss Moore, Richard Shater, and Dolmalno performing new songs. Also at the Empire a Funny Mutch fright comedy stars Banting and troupe. The Grand presents The Tale of Spine with Matines and night shows.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pill claiming headache relief within minutes. It mentions 25 tablets costs 25 cents and urges readers to ask their druggist about the product. A customer testimonial from Louise Swiellyn of Powell cites rapid relief and continued use.
The universal report of the Bureau of Health for the Philippine Islands, issued by Dr Victor Holgser, notes Manila's third quarter 1907 death rate at 4.88 per 1000, with 988 births and 1935 deaths. It discusses cholera, leprosy, vaccination gains, leper colony segregation, and the Philippine Pure Food and Drug Act praised for reducing disease. Infantry numbers include 67,732 births and 6127 deaths across the islands in the quarter.
The promoter of Inngvatird declares future plans depend on audience reception in San Antonio. He notes past success has removed sixteen other productions from the year and pledges to rely on merit to win public support and attendance.
A. W. Gifford, noted mining man with interests in El Paso and surrounding areas, paid a visit to his Monterey brother. He was once a resident of big action and worked to bring mining interests to Monterey but did not see his plans fulfilled. He plans to return to El Paso and his family soon.
The fragmentary notice appears to reference a currency or product name Fiyat Eyeculptor Bit alongside disjointed questions about loss and a person named Vér. No clear event or complete names provide a coherent news item.
A San Antonio reader cites relief from back pain urinary issues and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills, praising quick improvement and recommending the remedy as a trusted solution. The testimonial mentions ordering from local druggists and lists distributors, urging others to follow the civic user’s advice.
The ad defends patent medicines, praising Rexall Mucu-Tone as a trusted remedy for catarrh and fatigue. It cites a testimonial from Albany about a child named Miss Dillon and promises a fifty cent trial bottle with a money back guarantee, urging customers to try the product for revitalization and improved health.
A dealer explains Rexall Remedies produced by United Drug Company. The firm claims 200 specialized medicines, each designed to treat distinct conditions, with guarantees and refunds if benefits are not realized. The analogy compares multi-product contractors to ensure trust in a single trusted brand.
Fragmented text lists misplaced facts and errors about values populations and names. It mentions Taall questions about silver three cent piece 1207 and the City of Mexico population, plus references to Lac and Japan and a president born in 1790. The source is garbled.
John Litle elected vice president of the Texas Cattlemen's Association. Chif Cool convicted of murder and George McCormier convicted of highway robbery, sent to the state penitentiary to begin sentences. San Antonio Commandery hosts installation of officers with Eminent Commander Oscar Berentrom and other named officers listed.
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