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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
2
A garbled collage of notes cites fifty two page counts, political jabs at Aldrich and Panama Canal talk, livestock ads, and misread names. It mentions Captain Abiindaen, New York party secrecy, a Beaver convention, and a San Antonio magazine cover launch with color pages next Sunday.
The piece compiles letters from several rural readers praising Peruna and its blend for indigestion and nervousness. Mrs Adare Martin from Day Motte Indiana and others report feeling healthier, attributing improvements to Peruna and Mul inglin. The letters claim cures for catarrh and stomach issues, noting prior misdiagnoses and doctor advice.
A garbled collection of testimonials praising Peruna medicine. Readers report relief from kidney trouble catarrh and general misery after taking Peruna as directed. Claims credit to Dr Martius and the remedy. The text includes names and locations but is largely incoherent and OCR-like.
Wealthy American travelers spent substantial sums in Europe as they pursued leisure and cultural experiences during extended visits. Reports show rising spending on hotels, dining, shopping, and guided tours, reflecting a trend among affluent domestic travelers seeking European immersion.
A historical notice urges residents to eliminate breeding grounds for pests by removing stagnant water and rubbish. It promotes simple, low-cost measures to prevent disease, urging all neighbors to contribute to urban health and safety by exterminating pests and keeping sheds, stables, wells, and cellars clear of waste and standing water.
A garbled Oklahoma legislative report describes debates over banning popcorn during sessions. Members accused of impropriety and distraction, with references to openings for indulgent behavior, wire pulling, and political theatrics in a tense, unclear account.
An unclear, garbled account describes a disrupted moment with mentions of a downed scene and a ceremony or act involving an ledge or idol. The text is largely indecipherable, with many names and actions unreadable, leaving the core incident and participants uncertain.
A fragmented telegraph of opinions shows broad calls for river and harbor work with Sen Knox urging funded expansion. Advocates press Congress for at least 51 million dollars for waterways while national urgency grows from business groups and citizens.
The speaker urges rapid authorization of funding under strict conditions, arguing a practical plan for development will advance commerce. He warns against delays, citing the canal project as crucial to national barriers and foreign trade, despite opposition from internal reform advocates.
British Columbia places 160 million acres in reserve, a vast timber measure far larger than U S acts from 1891 to 1907. Timber will be held, not sold, with royalties paid on every cut. The article contrasts Canadian restraint with American delays in forestry growth.
Dispatches say a Japanese fleet is observed near Gileston with possible feint toward the Panunti canal. The item mentions food products like imported Italian crostini and a price reduction from 1.40 to 1 for a standard item, with vague August timing.
A scrambled tale recalls a cow that jumped over a moon and caused a panic in a street market. A Mali fruit dealer on East Commerce encounters the cow intruding a yard and kitchen, breaking nothing but prompting a hasty exit through a window.
A reflective piece on true success arguing money alone does not define achievement. It contrasts mighty wealth with personal growth, citing Lincoln Garfield and Darwht to illustrate that real success comes from using one’s capacity and labor. Individual effort, not money, shapes lasting value and legacy.
The notice names Nevice B. D. Tinsser as a sheriff candidate in Reznor County and Anforth or 4 as a sheriff ally, with Cha s. P. Stevens also announced as a candidate for Sheriff of Bexar County. The action refers to Democratic primaries.
In County Ciork, Hamilton emerges as a candidate for County Clerk under the Democratic banner. The announcement signals a formal entry into the race and sets the stage for campaigning and local office election dynamics.
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