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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1899
Page
3
The page touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for gunshot and other wounds, warns against counterfeits, and lists drugstores and vendors. It mentions tires, tonics, and various local notices, including shipping of melons and upcoming sales, reflecting a bustling small city ad page with multiple named businesses and persons.
A historical notice outlines prizes for the Best Articles on Home and City Sanitation. First prize Cash $2 and $20 totals are offered by multiple sponsors, with second and third prizes varying. Entries must be written in ink, on one side, under 2000 words, addressed to the Public Superintendent committee and marked with the theme.
Golde Star Council No 92 of the Order of Peade installed officers at the meeting led by Peat Counagillor I7 A Maydote and others including Mary Sharfenberg, L Spahr, G B Sharfenberg, A A Aisik, S L Waren, C V Shaker, Albert Zulk, Chas J Draper, and Dr C Cravin. Neighborhood nuisance concerns prompt pressure on employers and police chief to curb disturbances near Mission garden.
Bialjon Verdaguer of Laredo visited the city during the last three days as Mount Carmel feast events near. Enrollment for the Brown Scapular will be held at St. Mary's church. Sisters of Divine Providence plan an exhibit at the fair next fall. Rev. A. Mattern of Wandsinck directs the annual retreat at St. Louis college. Sisters of Divine Providence hold their retreat in Lakeview starting July 26. Sacred Heart Academy on Prospect will be blessed today with the Yeast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Rev. Breh ip Worast assists with city church ceremonies near Prospect hill. a new church on Prospect hill awaits dedication by the Bishop. The Sisters retreat at the Incomate Ward Santa Ron a infimnary has closed.
A neighbor reports using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to treat an infant with cholera infantum. After application per directions, the child recovered fully in two months and regained vigor. The testimonial notes frequent recommendations and ongoing availability from Grocers. The Belle resort notices and unrelated chatter about a hotel arm are also present.
An Ohio State Journal commentary questions the international peace conference and its effect on national industry. It notes skepticism about foreign orders and the nation's capacity to produce weapons and goods, highlighting domestic production concerns and economic implications.
Sunday Snaps recounts city issues from bridge work on At. Minry Street to school funding and porch debates. Mentions Mayor Iliche, Governor Sayers, and local figures pushing for baths, relief funds, and improved urban services amid election chatter.
A Chicago Record reprint recalls a cowboy halting a stampede of 600 to 800 cattle by cutting across their path and spilling a salt bag along the edge of a bluff. The herd halted, regrouped, and resumed grazing, leaving onlookers astonished at the quiet act amid danger.
The North American Social and Political conference opens a six day session in Buffalo. WIlls Susan B. Anthony addresses the need for radical reform and universal enfranchisement. She argues women are essential voters to shift political power toward justice and equality for all people.
The note offers Planos and other modern improvements at prices around $159 to $170 with quarterly installments. First come, first served, best piece goes to the purchaser. An odd wartime quotation from the Detroit Free Press is included.
Public notices request notification of any business transactions and real estate matters. An advertisement lists a product price and payment plan, claiming ten years of wear and a return policy, endorsed by TNOS, GOGGAN & BRO. The fragmentary OCR mentions John Hambleton and Yatty Light building, with references to a moth and a skimmer.
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