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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1911
Page
4
A distressed portrait of a wife and children left abandoned with no home or means. The text portrays a ruined life filled with remorse, aging and exhausted nerves as hope fades and a final resting place calls.
The notice promotes Neal Way booklet No 1 on alcoholism and No 2 on drug addiction mailed under sealed plain envelopes. It urges interested readers to request copies through unspecified channels. The description emphasizes discreet handling and distribution of the material.
A dramatic meditation cites a once gifted man now sunk into oblivion as others recall him as a good fellow. The narrator portrays remorse for a derelict figure described in grand terms as he drifts toward nothingness.
A rhetorical appeal urging drinkers to seek treatment at Neal Institutes, claiming over fifteen thousand have read and heeded the HAND WRITING ON THE WALL. It promises liberation from whiskey addiction and a return to usefulness and self mastery through the Near Treatment and enfranchisement.
The Central Catholic Union's annual Fourth of July celebration at the fair grounds will be the largest in fifteen years. Hon. Louis J. Wortham will speak on The Liberty of Men and address the liquor question without gloves. The event includes sports, music, readings, and a night dance with committees led by C. H. Bertrand and R. J. Boyle.
A 150 pound man on Earth would weigh 25 pounds on the moon. A baseball pitched with equal effort travels six times farther in the moon, from 100 yards to 600 yards.
A San Antonio crowd recalls their first experiences with tobacco after a veteran reporter asks about the memory of that initial smoke. The piece collects humorous and dangerous first-smoke tales from locals, noting sickness often peaked before long habit formation.
A newlywed man on a dark road thinks he sees his wife and mutters a greeting. He later learns his wife was frightened by a man who claimed to walk with her. Both deny clarity of the other’s description, leaving George to keep silent about the eerie encounter.
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