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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1896

Page

5

Terrifying Surgical Tales Of Old San Antonio

A historical medical record recounts dramatic surgery cases near San Antonio including a panther attack scar, a hatchet injury to a Mexican woman, a wagon collision with a batten shaft, and stunning recoveries. It also details a brutal ranch murder near San Antonio with unclear motives and postmortem findings, noting the victims’ injuries and the surrounding scene.

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Patent medicines and industry ad from Hanford Sentinel

The Hanford Sentinel notes J T Baker endorsing Chamberlain's medicines as best sellers and praises the Gall Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It promotes 25 and 50 cent sizes through druggist EB Reuss. An extended illustration mocks national goods from various states and questions trade commentary.

Hanford J.T. Baker Chamberlain Reuss

Mexico City Letter on a Tres Marias Excursion

A Mexico City correspondent describes a Sunday pleasure trip southward along the Mexico City Cherna Nava and Bacna railroad to Tres Marias. The journey climbs to 9,895 feet, offering views of Tezcalan lakes, the city skyline, and notable sites like Chapultepec and Molino del Rey. The piece notes rail progress toward Acapulco and mentions local commerce, scenery, and rural life along the route.

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Isolated town tales and frontier dangers linger here

The account paints a rough frontier scene with armed men, deserters, and improvised danger in a remote settlement. Mentions include a Mexican threat, a man named Mac with firearms and dynamite, and locals like Charley Bradley and Pete Jonas. The piece mixes travel notes, rumors, and dated calendar snippets across a rambling, informal report.

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