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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1898
Page
1
The text argues autonomy means self rule in personal, municipal, and state contexts. It contrasts autonomy with autocracy, defines autonomist governance as reason guided and consent based, and notes the foundation in individual self rule leading to family and shared governance. It emphasizes consent as essential to genuine autonomy.
A discourse argues that genuine autonomy stems from the union of husband and wife in governing the family. It contrasts autocracy with shared reasoning, stressing mutual consent, blended wills, and including children in councils as governed partners. The speaker urges reason, equity, and responsible governance within home life.
Fragmentary notice from Adolpi Waghhar and Richard Lackoin promoting winter stove wood and coal with warnings about value and weight. Includes unclear lines about peace and nobility and requests customers to buy at the right price.
In a Galveston Tribune editorial, the piece argues that prolonging child labor harms future citizens and society. It contends prosperity of mills should not demand physical and mental sacrifice, urging emancipation from intellectual and moral barrenness caused by child labor. It warns against sacrificing children to economic gain.
A vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the best medicine for restoring exhausted nerves and cleansing the body. It claims relief for liver and kidney function, improved appetite, and blood purification, priced at 2.00 dollars per bottle at F. Kaltever & Son's drugstore.
Jan Owen McGladdery aged 45 died in the third ward from consumption. Amatic Teblare aged 28 also noted, with a reference to Theumaliam No 121 South Lar edo efrect wart 2.
An OCR damaged ad promotes U G candy cathartic claiming wonderful medical discovery. It touts pleasant taste, kidney and bowel cleansing, cold relief, and habitual constipation benefits. States price five dollars for a box and guarantees satisfaction through druggists.
A miscellany of local items including a marriage intention at St Marys church, real estate and business notices, sales offers at The More Millinery Company, and social events at the Silver King and Menger hotel. Also mentions harness theft, electric light company promotions, and upcoming ball and banquet plans in town.
Hardman, once sheriff of Tyler County, widely praised Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief from coughs and colds after trying it himself. The ad notes a testimonial and invites readers to obtain the product from all druggists.
The company states that before their operation homeowners paid the cost of connecting with 16 candle lamps of poor quality at 33 1 2 cents each. They offer free connections and supply their customers with high quality 16 c. incandescent lamps for 25 cents each, inviting patronage and guaranteeing satisfaction. Telephone 215, office 111 West Fulton Street.
The Lorenz glao was discovered to be on fire Friday about 3 p m. Fire extinguishers and other appliances were used to control the blaze in the cation scm room with no serious damage reported. Social items note weddings, a dance at Banardo ranch, a supper at the school house, a Moresville Musical Union entertainment, and local gatherings around Leesville and Turner's Hall.
A bargage car haul in New Orleans on January 13 revealed the largest wild boar ever seen in Louisiana swamps. The animal, shot by Adrian and others, measured seven feet tip to tip and dressed at 200 pounds, with three inch tusks.
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness constipation headaches and general female complaints. It promises health and strength with claims of dramatic relief and urges purchase at F Kalteyets & Son's drug store.
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