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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
10
The Thomas Scroll offers a course for young ladies aiming at college or university admission and for those not pursuing four year college. It includes piano, voice, violin, cornet, flute, art, culture, bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing. Catalogs available on request. A. A. Thomas, A. M. Pres.
An unclear note from a prominent army officer mentions Government Hill San Antonio and a South region school standing, citing an April date and a narrated catalogue. The fragment references a Japanese connection and an approval or opinion, but the details are fragmented and non-specific.
The document lists degree and diploma programs across arts and law with six to eight week sessions and a seven week SAS ESST Summer School. It notes a four year carrier program, nine consent, and dormitory for winter term. Dean Carter, and John Bealy appear as staff or contact.
Reported at Kenilworth and New Orleans venues, the International race meeting showcases sprint horses poised to defy odds. Organizers Silva Jelena and Hewite Hat observe rival entries as Vance and other officials anticipate strong fields and potential record performances this season.
A Texas racing season forecast predicts more horses than ever in state history. Key figures include Macfarland, Astonig, and MeKmaht planning events in Seattle and other sites, with plans for major meetups and a statewide attendance surge.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a range strike event in Wisconsin on a date in July involving pest concerns and references to places such as Thuy, Dimgary, Pi hind, and others. Readable names suggest a regional labor or protest context with unclear specifics and multiple fragments.
A fragmentary report describes a rare Okapi specimen exhibit in London, noting a unique creation by a craftsman and a recent accession claimed by a museum. References to Congo forest origins and European display duties appear in disjointed prose and broken names.
The Glidden auto tour concluded in New York after a 1619 mile Philadelphia to New York run. Crowds cheered as contestants finished with the Mitchell team leading with a near perfect score. Milbury Bros. moved their shop to 139 Soledad corner Houston.
The passage names Mrs Headley Martin and her daughter Vie Cointous of Criven, describing how some individuals gain money in this country then renounce it and seek social standing elsewhere, while noting their wealth and social position.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe language barriers and questions about identity. A person mentions time in New York and describes packing belongings as someone has been away about two months. References to music, an orchestra, and domestic items appear in jagged lines.
A cryptic prompt asks Alex to finish a six week picture project while providing personal details clearly. It warns about submitting incomplete work and mentions various names and a looming deadline.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions sling oily mudskin and names such as Sadi Shin Pewdin though the text is largely incomprehensible with many spellings broken. No clear event or identifiable persons to report.
In a fragmentary mock reportage, hotel life and street banter reveal tensions between paying guests and staff. A Chicago urban market advertises general goods while a medical character frets about dwindling trust and an odd humorous dialogue hints at changing social norms and impending vows.
Sunlit Sunset Route timetable lists arrivals and departures for Sunset Station on E Commerce Street. Key routes include Houston Galveston New Orleans trips with schedules around 7:30 to 9:40 am and 4:20 to 11:40 pm. Connections to Austin Fort Worth Dallas St Louis and San Marcos are noted. Various local lines and special expresses such as Alamo Special and Daily Limited appear with numerous station stops and times.
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