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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as boosting the body's defense cells to ward off disease. It claims the remedy cures scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism anemia nervousness dyspepsia and general debility while building up the entire system.
In Cleveland on March 12 Mrs. Sarah Meredith records as secretary urges abolition of soumentalism and promotion of race death by own action. she argues marriage and child raising must be contingent on fitness of both partners and future of children.
Chicago March 12 new district attorney Charles E Williams and Delevan Smith face extradition to the District of Columbia in a libel suit against the government. Miller says Indianapolis defendants will be served a subpoena to appear for trial and warned that resistance will be met with government action. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as remedy for typhoid fever and other illnesses.
Darrow challenged Cook County prohibitionists at their fifth annual banquet, calling out deaths from drunkenness and illness as political capital. He framed the issue as a moral and social crisis, urging harsher action to prevent graves filled by alcohol related harms.
A period style ad explains stomach indigestion as fermentation of undigested food and promotes Diapepsin to stop fermentation within minutes. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for a sample cane and promises relief and restored appetite after a single meal.
A business men’s committee met to plan a city advertising campaign for San Antonio. Nearly 100 delegates heard William Clendenin stress marketing the city’s climate, sights, and growth to attract tourists and home seekers. Plans include a $25,000 goal with initial $5,000 raised and pledges up to $3000 in a monthly payment program backed by local firms.
Announcement by Win Chester Kelso president of the club outlines the Mexican exhibit. Directors discussed intensified display effort and funds. Miraculous Birkhead and McTattern named to committees to advance the exhibit. The president authorized travel and staffing, with several members listed as part of the committees and board.
A medical society gathering in San Antonio begins April 1 featuring a doctors banquet. Notable invitees include Willan, Tulane University officials, W Deneare Martin, C Jefferson Miller, Thr. Georgeny, and Star health officer Chase from Texas, with additional attendees from Galveston and Fort Worth.
March report outlines a proposed city charter change to create an independent movement for mayoral election. It calls for appointing a mayor with an $185000 annual salary or a four year a 500000 bond payoff, aiming to attract qualified leadership.
Rest recipe describes a musical treatment for catarrh with a half pint bond whyis Royald One Hunes and a one ounce Taris compound. Directions mention taking upon waking and before retiring with rapid effects and a toned effect after use. The text references preparatory steps and timing but includes illegible or garbled phrases.
Margurite Burnett aged 10 died March 11 at 1709 ast Commerce Street. Interment Cedar Cemetery No. 4 Wilbard Dw etym died at year old in March 11 promenade 228 Montana Street Interment onleford 11 Santon Lrefo aged 27 died March 11 tubtreulonia 844 Nagalitos Street Informant San Merrande on alery.
A list of 20 plus building permits and dwellings across Wingston Ablen and surrounding streets. Entries include five room and three room houses, two to four thousand dollar projects, and repairs on Hayes Rogers Hackberry streets. Names include J Beadle Joan Crist JL Uptle James Wackeberger Dolby Kingileder W Barteat Rebecca Lyons Ivins Zinder and others with varied street locations and costs.
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