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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1909
Page
1
This ad extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the best cure for diseases disorders and weaknesses peculiar to women. It claims the formula contains no alcohol or habit forming drugs and lists its ingredients on the bottle wrapper. It warns buyers to avoid substitutes and counterfeit products and to ensure they receive the genuine remedy for their health.
Springfield, June 26. Otis McNeilly, 38, former bank president and largest stockholder of the Bina Mound bank, saw his fortune vanish in the crash. He now earns about 3.50 a day as a carpenter, a trade he practiced before his financial venture.
Detective Frank Zeis of the Sheffield Avenue station hunts criminals in his $6500 automobile spending freely in pursuit. Authorized by police officials, his car often aids the force to close cases swiftly. his son serves as chauffeur, keeping the car at home when not needed.
Special Dispatch reports William Le Marron, a playwright behind several successful musicals, married Migs Mabel Hol Dat in a ceremony at the composer Wil Hul aris home in Voukors. His latest work The Beha is slated for production by Charles Dilingivin this fall.
Chicago. June 6. Twenty five thousand worn wooden freight cars with 41,000 capacity or less are to be scrapped under the Pennsylvania system this coming year to free funds for steel under frame cars. The total scrap value is about 17 million dollars as part of modernization efforts.
A bronze statue of Robert Burns was unveiled today in Milwaukee at the Knapp Street Prasstreet Franklin triangle. The ceremony featured figures from Milwaukee Chicago and other cities with speakers Geoarthin Mag Arthur Junge Quatles and Rose. The memorial honors the poet with a pink Nova Scotia granite base and a tall bronze figure.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway plans relaying heavy rails along the San Antonio to Smithville line starting July 1, using up to a thousand laborers if needed. G M Bryant, Katy superintendent, says work begins as sections on the system are upgraded to speed Texas to St Louis and Kansas City routes.
Austin Texas reports yellow fever at Vera Crag confirmed today by State Health Officer Brum with stricter enforcement to follow. A separate fire incident on Lag enka caused minor damage, a boy fell through a skylight and survived with injuries.
Fragmented letter-like passage arguing against German immigrants and temperance, praising Prohibition and denouncing Bavarian influence. Mentions Texas, breweries, and alleged social decline tied to alcohol, with scattered historical grievances and misspelled words.
A fragmentary letter laments perceived vice among brewers and preachers, praising many citizens while accusing Prohibitionists of coercion. It argues Germans drink daily beer within law, condemns drink bans, and ends with a medical ad for Voley's Kidney Remedy amid disorderly political rhetoric.
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