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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented text discusses medicine and elixirs for brain and nerve comfort. Mentions Peptiron Pills, stanch, and morres in unclear phrasing alongside garbled names and a political line about Senator Aldrich and stock gambling. Image-like OCR noise dominates.
A garbled OCR page fragment lists numerous names, places, and phrases with errors. It mentions telephone numbers, addresses, a Missouri girl, a Goats reference, a wild west line, government fees, a poll payment deadline, and several unclear individuals and events, all jumbled together.
A fragmented summary of New York and national press discussion on the Aldrich currency bill. The piece highlights political reaction, proposals on how the plan would affect banks and bonds, and editorials questioning its impact on manufacturing, finance, and public credibility.
Justice John M. Harlan warns in a recent address that Asia and Japan pose a potential great power conflict. He cites rising populations and naval strength as factors, warning of a possible clash between yellow and white races and urging strong American naval buildup.
Fragmentary OCR text references bricks and gems wartime metal materials and monetary value. It mentions government moves, municipal oversight, and citizen response to policy debates. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled text but signals a discussion of public works and economic stakes.
Frances Gordon stars in a superb Forty Five Minutes from Broadway at the Grand, praised for her verve and the production’s polished handling. Scott Welsh as Kid Burns and a strong cast deliver a memorable night. Fort Sam Houston hosted an army post program praised for effort, discipline, and strong audience response, with Lt. Stuttevant and Frank OConnor leading a capable cast and orchestra.
An ad touts Gaul s prescription for kidney and urinary troubles for older people, promising relief with a mix of herbal extracts and syrups. It links to the Grand theater promotion featuring Herbert and Shannon in The Walls of Jericho, with manager Ernest Shipman advertising future performances.
A lively review notes The Girl From Gut Yonner set at a lighthouse island with Miatsam as a wholesome hero in a breezy one act comedy securities by Sevsin Simonson and Fiotsam’s father. The production features a fine company and scenic work under Francis X. Hope. It also praises The Philose a one act comedy by Mr Kelcey and the performance of Miss Shannon in the leading role with Mr Keleey in a fittingly restrained supporting part.
In 1881 Mr. Peled conceived a plan to assemble horns from every character and era, creating a vast collection valued in the thousands. The Horn Saloon hosts vast displays and thousands of visitors yearly, including around 50 000 ladies, with Buckhorn as a popular destination for refined ladies and dignified visitors.
A scrambled rail timetable lists trains and routes including Austin to Longview at 8 30 am, Mexico to St Louis departures, and connections to Chicago, Kansas City, and Houston. It mentions multiple lines, stations, and times with portions readable amid weathered OCR.
A short humorous exchange about perfection and love features a daughter’s discovery and marriage, ending with the husband “getting over it” after the wedding.
Fragmentary Chicago note asks where a fire goes when it goes out. Dialogue mentions Little Hivira-Mamaia and Gaylord without clear context or outcome. No identifiable event, persons, or institutions specified beyond generic names.
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