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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1908
Page
2
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The article discusses coin defects and edge milling controversies in early U.S. coinage. It notes collectors hold most scarce tat minted pieces and a major flaw in the motto and edge design. It traces history from 17th century clipping to modern attempts to prevent wear and fraud, including public critiques of the eagle and motto. It mentions Bryan and New York politics in a broader economic context.
The second of The San Antonin Light's great arising novels by Cimens authors will begin Sunday night and run throughout the month. The novel is titled The Waar Piflan- Viropiets and features Fagin Topsy as star of the Tinkee and other characters.
The article describes a new installment of The Four Philanthropists by Tha Ban Antonio Light thrash Speckled aly rangensant and notes exclusive original publication in the southwest. It praises The Master Criminel and urges readers to secure every installment, with broader local commentary on publishing plans and public interest.
A garbled report outlines a planned civic parade as part of San Antonio carnival celebrations. It highlights thousands of visitors, city and civic participation, and anticipated vibrant displays showcasing local industry and culture.
A fragmented early draft notes a tide of public opinion moving across the nation. It names President Roosevelt and Governor Taft among leaders under scrutiny, arguing a shift toward popularity and new views on political authority. The piece critiques old style politicians and hints at reform driven by evolving public will.
The Dingley Tariff, once praised as a well balanced policy, is now seen as outdated after a dozen years. The revision plan promises a comprehensive overhaul of all schedules to shield American industry while easing the burden on consumers.
Advertisement-style prose promotes Dr. Pierre’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women’s ailments. It claims to ease headaches backache stomach distress and menstrual symptoms without alcohol or habit forming drugs. Includes free consultation by letter and touts Pierre’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative regulator.
Special to The Times Austin Tek Marvel reports the state treasury will not accept any New York exchange or other foreign exchange for deposits beyond 5000 held by depositors. The Treasury asks depositories to remit funds only in approved forms and warns of penalties for excess exchange holdings.
A chaotic fish tale unfolds as Aneratan May Lymbert and CHARLES MACABRE visit a riverbank feast plan for duck. A pair of officials, McCabe and Lambert, hunt birds, a crane is shot but the intended feast ends in misfortune and cautionary note about the hunt.
A chaotic Friday night prank at the Ute city Alamo scene involved Chales B. Si meon and Billy Dontap, with Se Antonio humiliated on stage then briefly jailed for a presumed fault. Butler, an electrician, aided the ruse as company members surrounded the improvised scene.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Uncle Allen and several names, with jumbled phrases and possible quotes. No coherent event or clear context emerges beyond scattered personal names and nonsensical wording.
The notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as restoring appetite and vitality, claiming it improves digestion and increases willingness to eat. It presents consumer testimony from C.I. Gillespie and others, promotes both liquid and chocolate coated tablet forms, and lists orders and pricing options.
A sweeping column of reader letters touts Peruna as the remedy for throat ailments and stomach issues. Mrs Nolan and Mrs Stabley recount long-term relief, praising the medicine and Dr. Hartman, with many households claiming Peruna as a faithful family remedy across states.
The Waters Pierce Company cases in Texas courts are stayed for a year or more as writs of error are issued by the U.S. Supreme Court. Clerks report delays in proceedings, with no immediate move to execute judgments pending new developments from the federal level.
The Light reports multiple candidates for Sheriff of Bexar County authorized to run in the Democratic primaries. Names include B. D. Lidsey WL Goforth Gaines McChoskay Chas P L Starent and Fred He Lancanter, each subject to primary results.
An item notes Vivian Hinenliton as a candidate for county elective office, with the text indicating authorization by The Light and references to dominraie primerios and action by authorities. The fragmentary OCR limits full clarity on offices and dates.
Suilen Thomas to visit six ant towns with Balfeglom speeches this week. Route includes Waco Tes March 8 and cities such as Santa Fe and Brownwood. Campaign scheduler notes Monday night in Lawipasay and Thursday in Ballinger with events in Galethwaite and Ballinger.
A Saturday report notes a speaker in Waxahachie and a recent gathering at City Hall addressed by Hon J B Cockil ot Latins. County reactions show anti Ballotism activity, with attendance figures and local interest continuing to rise.
A garbled health advisory warns against misusing home remedies and fake medicines. It cautions readers to avoid questionable yellow package products and to seek genuine medical guidance from licensed professionals. The text mentions Bexar Drus To as a potential source.
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