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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
11
Testimonial from a rail worker and his wife about relief from stomach trouble after using a medicine sold at Antonia Fischer's drug store. The couple credits Phust Digest with restoring health, noting immediate improvement and full recovery for both.
The San Antonio Light promotes a West coast and Panama Exposition tour with unlimited Indies and gentlemen. A jolly party will depart San Antonio this summer with grand scenery, stopovers, and certificates to win the trip. Many workers are in sight of a journey as weather warms and vacation fever grows. The plan emphasizes noncompetitive effort and individual determination to earn a trip through certificates.
Edgar Reagan, a Texas inventor known for round-bale timbers, claims a water engine attachment that injects water and rasaline vapor into cylinders to boost propulsion. He says 30 to 40 percent gasoline savings are possible and that major auto makers have shown interest in adopting the idea despite a past switch back to square bales due to ship hold issues.
Neal remains uncertain about his status as alderman after qualifying as a member of the board of managers of the Southwestern Engine Asylum. A formal legal opinion is being sought to determine if this action affects his eligibility for city council membership.
Fragmentary OCR lists burial permits and hospital entries with names and ages. The document notes dated March, patients, and local officials. Reading preserves names such as Vriny, Hnemtiay, Ekige, Maren, Yeon Cragony Urssog, and Margarit Dinahar along with ages 24, 28, 45, and references to CART and Quirey pitwet in a ceremonial record context.
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