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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1907
Page
8
The ad highlights 92 50 Batiste India linen suits in multiple styles. Prices range from $1.48 to $8.23 with features like embroidery, panel trimming, Valenciennes lace, and waist plaits. Various suits include blue Madras and princess effects with full sleeves and lace details.
The ad lists colored chambray jumpers at 4.00 and red silk Parisan jumpers at 2.98 and 34.00 black silk jumpers with trim. White and black silk waists are described as handsome with lace and embroidery. Prices show reductions from 1.78 to .50 off former levels.
A local listing shows 100 dozen barber towels valued at stc. The sale offers 390 dozen towels at reduced cost, appealing to barbers and shops seeking bulk supplies.
Large season end sale in millinery with 509 percent discount notes on hats bats flowers trimmings and chemises. Includes long silk kimonas and night robes with reduced prices and a wide range of parasols and silk sunshades. Special offer on Chita Taragolog parasols in stylish shades and guaranteed values.
The piece profiles Harriman’s top lieutenants, detailing Julius Kruttschnitt’s rise to head office, Stubbs as pivotal rate maker, J T Harahan’s varied railroad career, and other key figures like M Felton and Samuel McRoberts. It paints a view of power, wealth, and influence surrounding Harriman’s railway throne and the staff that run his vast empire.
An advertisement promotes quick economical and comfortable business by using the Long Distance by Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone. It urges readers to avoid travel and to reach hundreds of thousands of stations in Texas, Arkansas, and nearby regions by telephone.
The piece contrasts old and new summer styles focusing on white dresses, stockings, and white duck skirts. It notes historical preference for white gowns and white shoes, while claiming white accessories remain the coolest choice, with a nod to black red white ensembles and the idea that white hats and gowns enhance cooling comfort.
A notice invites readers to visit the Light Office at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning to receive a Pocket Savings Bank and 0 cents. The event promises free distribution and urges early arrival.
A brief, fragmented excerpt discusses a lover who gives a Klee p and delivers the guess, highlighting a light hearted exchange about affection and expectations in a romantic context. The quirky line hints at playful banter between partners without a larger narrative.
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