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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1908
Page
2
A fragmentary San Antonio Light passage notes political tension and reader habits. References to Aldrich bill politics and Roosevelt era tone hint at looming elections. The piece discusses distribution of the newspaper and the pursuit of ten copies, ending with a note to keep two copies of the Sunday edition in the house.
The article questions the Aldrich currency proposal as a wartime fix citing Wall Street influence and a Sky of doubt about relief. It describes Aldrich as proposing to supplement the bank-note system with more notes backed by state and railroad bonds, claiming circulation would not exceed 76 percent of the need.
A Brooklyn mayoral restorer of lost strength endorses Peruana as a blood and stomach remedy. Letters from women across the U S praise its effects on biliousness, headaches, catarrh, stomach trouble, and general vitality, with many claiming marked health improvements after weeks of use.
A garbled compilation of testimonials for Peruna and related products features patients and advocates praising cures and improvements. Narratives include cured or improved conditions, notes of personal health gains, and recommendations to consult Dr. Hartman. The text includes names, places, and multiple promotional claims centered on Peruna products.
The post suggests Culberson favors elastic deposits and varying interest rates on treasury funds to curb Wall Street loans, with Aldrich’s plan drawing strong New York opposition. Support centers on preserving state prosperity while critics warn the currency move could cause future disaster.
A garbled speech by Rev Isaac and Brundage argues Texas offers climate, land, and cash returns for settlers. It cites improving property values, abundant resources, healthful atmosphere, and cheap land as incentives. The text repeats miswritten points about land, wealth, and growth, ending with a reference to Brundage’s remarks.
Fragmented lyric lines speak of life’s tears and shifting tides. The poem references pain and hope, with imagery of a heart overwhelmed by loss and longing. Despite grim tones, a glimmer of light appears as themes of memory and resilience surface.
A South Texas editor who attended Christmas service sparked a crusade against women wearing hats in church. The piece notes how this stance began and suggests historians could trace the evolution of headwear laws since that holiday event.
The court of Kennugity urges quiet as mountain unrest grows. Authorities seek to end violence and destruction caused by armed factions raiding the valley and threatening life and property. Local leaders pressure calm, while authorities pursue suspects and restore order across the state.
A lively 1887 San Antonio page recalls a family surprise party at the Campbell home with many attendees led by a banl procession to the Plary home on South areas street. It notes a wedding invitation for Miss Heunle to Frederick Goldsmith of New York and lists public notices, elected officials, and a murder trial update involving Lily Gideon.
Weather favorable for a long auto trip with Charles Puttick and Charles Hiney of Topeka Kansas planning to go to San Antonio as headquarters for 60 days. They will travel to New Braunfels and back in a company guided by Gus Graben and family.
Paris, Jan 18 a French divorce case sheds light on the causes of incompatibility between the Due de Valancay and his wife. Testimony at the Valancay residence described a society dinner with 200 guests including Napar Leon T and the Queen of Holland. The alleged savage humor attributed to the wife is shown to be unfounded.
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