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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
9
A colonial advertisement touts a peppermint oil flavored antiseptic named Peroxident. It claims cleansing and curative powers for mouthwash sore throat and general antiseptic use. It promotes peroxidest as relief for cuts bites ivy poisoning and other ailments with prices for 4 oz and 16 oz bottles.
Senator Charles A Culberson visits San Antonio en route to Frederickstown with lawmakers and officials to open the Monta Nelson brigade reunion on July 1. He plans several days in the city after returning, as veterans hold a first evening program featuring My Old Kentucky Home and a soldier’s return, with selections by a local band.
The notice states relocation of operations to a new address at B16 Hugh Flores Street and lists updated contact lines including South Korea and Germany. It references Bao Tianhe and Marii, with emphasis on forwarding postal and service arrangements and new office locations.
The Newport event gathers local groups and attendees at Avisea Hall. F Hoffman and organizers invite residents to join in a season opening diner and social to kick off the celebrations with plans for a lively season.
Wr. Shiar, a Southern Pacific railroad detective, shot and wounded Jesse Dwal g, a 41 year old suspect, near the Sunset freight depot. Shiar detained on theft charges. later the suspect died from his injuries. Shiar faces assault to murder charges.
The notice reports a burial permit and interment details for an individual in the region. It lists death around July, mentions an address or location, and notes an internment at a cannery or local cemetery with age in the twenties or thirties.
Washington reports the Treasury has issued $10 gold certificates with yellow backs in July, mimicking the $20 design and causing confusion. Clerks fear misreading the denomination could alter cash balances, though officials say the new notes are accepted and the old ones remain in circulation.
A letter from Mrs Caroline Aramit of Park Collins Gol extols Peruana medicine for pelvic disorders and disordered periods. It claims doctors overmedicate for kidney and liver issues, draining funds before the Peruana remedy cures many women. A second testimonial from Mrs Wilda Movers of Gre Nov recites relief from backaches and fatigue after four years of suffering, attributing improvement to Peruana.
Jefaly states banks nationwide express appreciation for the $10 yellow heels, claiming they are gut and cleaner than the $20 notes. The remark suggests a preference for the new currency and hints at broader acceptance among financial institutions.
An inspector warns that immigration enforcement across the Mexican border could flood the region. He predicts a decline in permit applications and stresses heightened vigilance against illegal entrants. The official cites wartime pressures and legal changes as driving factors shaping enforcement.
A fragmented report discusses the long term struggle against consumption, labeling the disease as a deadly “white plague.” It notes annual deaths, economic cost, and unclear future risks while hinting at public health measures and funding.
In a city police court evening session Officer Senna arraigned Jim Mililand, a hackdriver, and Sam Wing, a writer, following a clash at a West Commerce Street chop house. The dispute over pickles led to threats with a large butcher knife. Judge Kickley dismissed charges against one Chinese restaurant worker and imposed suspended conditions on another greens keeper for dogs on premises.
Health department orders all houses on the street with no sewer connection to install one within the legally set time. Inspectors observed widespread noncompliance among properties, including mansions, servants’ quarters, and residences of the wealthy, prompting a firm enforcement stance.
Removal notice indicates relocation of operations from South Vloves street to Lang South Flayes area near the depot. It references nearby crossing points and yard activity at HILLYHR REATSON TARRA co lumber yards, with passers by noting routes along South Atame and Southelhork cir.
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