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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
16
An advertisement for S S S a harmless vegetable medicine from The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta Georgia. It claims to cure contagious blood poison by purifying the blood without mercury or potash. It touts safe ingredients sourced from roots and herbs and offers a free home treatment book and medical advice.
Haney Bastert of Chicago Illinois describes six years of suffering from blood poison prior to using S S S. He reports sores and weakness but says his health improved fully after using the remedy and promises others guidance.
Keystone Park Company advances a lot sale with a nightly display and a jumble sentence contest. Prospective buyers tour the new addition by car, guided by agents, while a winter moon lights the scene. Cattlemen’s convention attendees from San Antonio plan to apply for rides in the showcase machines.
San Antonio readers are urged to try Miona stomach tablets advertised to cure indigestion and restore digestive health. The ad claims the product removes the cause of indigestion, strengthens stomach muscles, aids bowels, and promises easy digestion without pain. Bexar Drug Co. sells Mtona under a money back guarantee with a 50 real box offer.
Fragmentary dialogue presents a debate about payment and fairness. The speakers discuss whether a contemplated cost reflects true value and who bears it. Named individuals are not clearly identified in the text.
The school board postponed naming a superintendent citing deep division among members. Officials say the delay aims to allow thorough review of candidates and proper verification of qualifications before any decision.
School board members visited the high school to review architect Herff’s fire escape recommendations and a plan for four extra rooms. They expect asbestos covering for the escapes and consider upgrading the furnace room. President Lipcam said the decision hinges on dollars and cents, signaling retrenchment.
New York woman ADA Benoit patent a new rainy day skirt that doubles as weather protection. The skeleton bloomers with a belt collapse into a compact storm ready garment, removable in seconds and worn discreetly in public places with a rainproof outer layer possible. One skirt costs about $2.50 in rainproof material.
Tonight’s discussion notes the fleethorpe proposition will probably be settled, but the High school addition remains a problem. Members who visited the High school yesterday included W. Wyhlpa enmb, president. Pablo Cruz, vice presidents Crilos Are, Sam L. Harris, Edgar Schramin, Wd Ynana.
Aaron Frank Clothing Co showcases New York spring fashions in men s outerwear with designs from Alfred Benjamin & Co. Their New York suppliers lead in style, equipment, and organization, making Aaron Frank a key distributor. Visitors are welcome to learn and adopt the New York look as seen in Benjamin garments.
A editorial note on exits and entrances citing Shakespeare to illustrate quiet departures. The piece observes two men meeting on the street after years and the subtlety of their parting, highlighting social theatrics and timing in everyday encounters.
A reflective piece on how exits define social moments and endings. It discusses witty and dramatic departures, echoes of classic literature, and the desire to leave an impression, from lively banter to final farewell. The text compares characters and historical figures, urging poised exits as the measure of understanding a scene.
A scrambled railroad time table lists arrivals and connections among Houston Galveston and North Texas routes with stations on Commerce Street and South Flores. The garbled text names Anatin Dove Wards B and connections via Atta and Yale Junction, with times around 9:16 am to 7:00 pm and various towns including Dallas Fort Worth and New Orleans.
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