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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
8
The annual report shows a low passing rate with 87 deaths noted amid health concerns. It cites 94 percent of the victims as unassociated with the illness and records 172 deaths in Antwiv during the period. It mentions a desertion issue and calls for attention to a Portorth Weeling inwards event and a cotton school appropriation.
Reported by daily wires from Texas recounts a widespread promotional tour by the 2 000 000 Club. Hundreds of visitors are seen at Boulder Colorado and Kerrville as organizers press lure of prosperity and national exposure. Medallions, badges, and a parade reception mark efforts to showcase resources and commerce across the Southwest.
Hatters of America led by President J A Moffatt hold conferences at Broadway Central amid threats of reopening the show cancelation. Manufacturers fear extended disruption if labor action continues, with a vote or decision expected Friday. If ongoing work halts, the August 1 event may be canceled or moved.
A garbled excerpt discusses how sugars dissolve in the stomach not the mouth and claims Grove's Tasteless Gittail as a safe tonic for both children and adults. It notes a strong bite and dissolving in stomach acids, presenting the product as a standard remedy from the source.
Bond's Delicatessen operates at 225 East Tdwon Street offering roasted and broiled chicken sandwiches and other delicacies. The notice mentions Rath telephones in connection with the business.
New York scene reports Eames Lostar preparing for a Japanese opera appearance. The article mentions Tokyo postal and stage terms, referencing future season plans and other operas in which Lostar is expected to sing. It notes a possible return to New York in November and hints at a broader touring schedule.
Removal notice states relocation of plan office to 1809 Benth Flores Street opposite the South Plover street car lines, with contact phones and references to oficinas and agents. It mentions nearby Tambor Yards and old stand at 189 Soledyd, with various names listed in a garbled format.
Washington observers report a bright comet named Senne visible with naked eye tonight and tomorrow. The piece notes its approach, past discoveries, and debates about potential Earth impact, with historical context on Halley’s comet and scientific forecasts.
Wishington column by Cy ditty Dh Ty ott Peet OT TNE BAOTOEAYY AT war lists enlistees from Port Dayise TeX and a Third cavalry unit from Canyy Poon Dalorane Pex in Tineaut Jy TESS. Also notes Apache movements entering Arizona and New Mexico during the campaign and mentions Sugar cured meat and Urban Market address 527 San Petro Dr Harwell & Co Reone Reuter Building Concers and Furnore.
The article notes rising opium prices tied to Turkish supply conditions and sanctions. It cites a price around 86,508 pounds, with gradual advances. Production outlook weak due to reduced output and limited demand, while global consumption remains overall high.
A garbled 1886 obituary and event summary notes Mrs Bringham arriving at Ayet echteen Naval Wien and dying suddenly. References to a procession, a band, buckets of refreshment, a county convention, and various names appear in fractured text with many garbled terms and misspellings.
A May endorsement speculates on Hearst's backing by Massachusetts figures including Williams Sanford and League affiliates. The piece notes prominent New England leaders rally in a spontaneous caucus to back a candidate for president, citing antitrust rhetoric and independent warfare against Standard Oil.
New York reports telegraphed views from North Carolina Governor R B Glenn on the conflict between federal and state courts over the North Carolina rate law. He argues the state’s action is constitutional and that penalties and indictments under the law are valid, while the federal court has ruled the confiscatory measure unconstitutional. The governor says only the Supreme Court can remedy the situation if appealed, and that railroads seek to move cases to federal court to avoid state action.
Stomach ache and diarrhoea are linked to eating Breen vegetables and unripe fruit or to sudden weather changes. Excess heat and salping down text hinks appear as factors. Remedies focus on prevention and rapid relief.
A vintage advertisement touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal health tonic. It claims anti germ properties and widespread medicinal use, listing ailments from coughs and colds to stomach trouble and fevers. The copy notes it is distilled from malted grain and sold by grocers or dealers with a medical booklet and doctor’s advice.
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