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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
8
Mr Homer Brolin of Lisbon writes that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy saved his children during a choking incident and helped in another crisis within two weeks. He says the medicine is pleasant to take and safe for children. A Ontario distributor endorses it for coughs colds and croup.
A fragmentary report recalls a major naval unveiling with a historic first photograph. The passage references battleships, the Delaware area, and a 210 000 tune figure, with scattered names and places in a disjointed description.
A garbled arts chronicle notes Geo and Colin promoting The Honeymooners as a major New York act. It mentions a strong critical pull, a three hour program, and matinee plans with other acts like Miss Mitchell and Maude.
A battered OCR reads bid activity at Army Post Hospital with figures like 47 000 and names scattered. The document mentions various people and places in unclear context and hints at procurement or supply matters.
Local unions and fraternal bodies schedule meetings at various halls including Pythian, Woodmen, Masonic, and U B W lodges. Union Labor shows a night with the Trades Council and local executive board from locals 71 117 and 112 meeting at 8 o clock.
A long fragmentary writeup details a planned event by the Sons of Erin, with references to venues, dates, and participants. Mentions St Marys chapel and a public service, with names and places scattered in a dense, OCR-heavy text. The piece hints at a religious and civic gathering, but readability is limited by garbled text and missing portions.
Fragmented text shows Pat O'Hara back on the job at city hall after a layoff or absence. The garbled lines mention observers and a timeline of weeks, with references to names like Vinshee and Meanastisn and a double setback before returning to work.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mary plan help in city ads campaign and farmers to UNS funding involvement. It references a Mary Prema and possible elections or notices, but details are garbled with several illegible phrases.
A garbled OCR list outlines timetable entries with arrivals departures and connections across multiple lines and cities. It notes various trains such as Victoria Div and routes between Houston Austin and surrounding towns with times like 9:10 PM and 2:15 PM, including Sundays and holidays.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a government element and a Vienna event. Difficult to parse, but hints at a formal note or update involving steel and a small unit, with stray references to a conference or department. Reads like a damaged public notice or internal memo with unclear dates.
A civil action alleges the Fraction Company is liable for damages totaling 819000. The filing outlines disputed claims of harm and seeks monetary restitution, with unclear particulars due to OCR garble but names defendants and a trial goal.
A brief legal or contractual note appears to discuss a debt or fee of 85000 for services rendered by a person or entity referred to as te Noy sone. The fragmentary text hints at outstanding costs tied to high court or state service but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Citizens plan a celebration for Mr and Mrs Roosevelt with invitations and details scattered in the notice. Names appear in mixed, unclear OCR text but indicate a civic gathering honoring the couple. The item reads as a brief civic notice or announcement with the main action stated.
Historical ad offers a tonic named Steck Wiis for various ailments including kidney issues, diabetes, gout, dropsy and gravel. The text touts a money back guarantee if it fails, with a price of 1 cent per dose and a six-bottle package for 240.
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