The Sunday Light Warns Against Consumption Dangers
An editorial piece urges awareness of consumption as a gradual killer and urges timely use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims the cure works for ninety-eight percent of cases and offers a free copy of Dr. Pierce's medical adviser in exchange for stamps, citing the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Tirkel
Br. Vierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Editorial Remarks on 1890s Politics and World Affairs
A fragmentary editorial comments on Republican and Democratic leaders, tariff policy, Cuba aid, Kruger, and foreign affairs. It notes McKinley Hobart Garfield Lincoln school ties, Russia China tensions, and New York immigration linguistic changes, with a Tampa tobacco trade remark and Spain’s denial of belligerents. The piece reflects late 19th century partisan and international views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talter
Colorado
Sha
Ageti
McKinley
Hobart
Garfield
Lincoln
Qhina
Kruger
London
Vigé
New Jersey
Hobert
New York City
What True Friendship Means
A reflective piece on the nature of true friendship between women. It argues friends should give and accept without probing questions, valuing silence over unnecessary talk, and recognizing each person has limits on what should be said. The writing cautions against overexposure even among close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Frianda
Igtere
Bath
Mexico City Letter Honors to Marzimilian and Juarez Tale
A San Antonio correspondent reports hot Mexican summer weather with cool nights in Mexico City and a vivid cathedral rain prayer. The writer recounts Juarez era anecdotes, a goatherd feast at a distant ranch, and notes on Dr. Cain's horsemanship. Also covered are Sam C. Peck’s death, Otto Schmidt’s memories, Gosling’s death, and a reflection on the growth of the Lagniappe newspaper from 1881 to its present state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
San Antonio
Morain
Chicago
Liv
Mercedes
Jupiter
Juarez
White House
Republic of Mexico
Rio Granda
Suarez
Capitol
Senor
Francisco B. da la Vega
Cain
Lia Reforma
San Agronio
Bas
Sam C. Peck
Electric Supply Company
Armorican Club
Jeft Hurs
Bray
Bela
Kansas City
Massachusetta
Recaporsta
St. Luig Potost
Boston
Mase
Otto Schmidt
Ho le
Ostar Schmidt
Ainger
Bear
Arthur Schmidt
C. W. A. Gosling
Billie Reuters
Saratoga Whisky
Roaskam, Gerstly & Co
Gosling
Metropalitan
T Firet
The
Ligeti
jMhen
Ota
Clrcwlator
Bull
Thomas B. Johnson
Wuelhees
Mr. Johnson
Buelnes
al Caltor
Flouriahea
Daily Times
Daily Democrat
Daily Star
Daily Nova
Reporter
San Antoninus
Grand religious pageant and royalist memories in San Antonio
A crowded cathedral shone with candles for a Mass recalling Maximilian and the Mexican execution in Querétaro. The piece notes German Catholic participation, a grand chariot of Maximilian, and royalist sentiments amid museum relics as public life in San Antonio reflects on past empires and current visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian
Mexico
Bias Igenerala Miramun
Mela
Queretaro
Meana
Mastinitlan
Notlong Museum
Maximillian
Ita
San Antonio
Wheelmen's Gazette Cartoons and Quiet Family Quarrels
In a playful column from the Wheelmen's Gazette, humorous asides about a band turned guide to bicycles mingle with domestic exchanges. A printer, a barefoot boy, a frazzled editor, and a sick paper man contribute to a breezy, talking-point vignette about money, manners, and family chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Fadhtor
Papa
J1o
Ben Thare
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Mexico City
Marzimilian
Tuares
San Antonians
Ellison
Ravices
Rav
E. E. King
Charlie Dignowity
John Adger
Lowne
BR. Baxter
Jis
New York
Ellis
St. Louis
Baby
Ana
Tan Oxfords
West Commerce Street
George Anderson
Sixth and Avenue
Wm, Cameron & Co
Kood
Bette
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