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San Antonio Light in San Antonio, Texas

14 Jul 1912

Page 22

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San Antonio Light

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San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1912

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22

Frontier Days Of Texas’s Indian Encounters And Loot

Narrative recounts frontier clashes along Dead Man’s Hole Eagle Springs and Devil’s River with Apaches and Comanches. Accounts include ambush defenses near Marlin and Menefee, a 1836 bee hunt, and a 1838 buffalo hunt bandit raid where Indians steal clothing and a boy during wash day.

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Dead Man's Hole van Horn Captain Skillman Skillman A. J. Lowell Eagle Springs Hunter Dr. Giddings Louis Dickens Devil’s River Dead Man’s Pass Big Foot Wallace San Antonio el Paso Marlin The Brazos John Marlin Jarrett Menefee Lahan Menefee Lanhan Menefee Menefee Repe Colorado Bastrop Buffalo Range Young Settlement Colorado River
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Need of Exercise in Daily Life and Body Balance

The article argues insufficient skeletal muscle use shrinks and weakens the body, affecting skin, hair, digestion, and nerves. It stresses including nerve and organ conditioning, shows how occupations unevenly develop parts, and warns against overtaxing weak areas. It calls for a balanced, full-body training.

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London fashion shifts as motor cars replace cabs at Parliament

The Pall Mall Gazette notes a striking change during the home rule bill division. At 11 o clock, Palace Yard housed fifty to sixty motor carriages while no hansoms or four wheelers were seen, marking a near extinction of horse-drawn vehicles in parliamentary precincts.

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London Palace Yard Viscount Wolverhampton Arthur Bignold Pall Mall Gazette
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