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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1904
Page
5
An article discusses Mrs Margaret Gladstone Strett guiding New York initiates into a soul aura cult. It describes aura theory, the color of the aura revealing inner character, and the social questions raised by visible inner qualities.
In a dense meditation on aura and judgment the author likens moral insight to a detectable sign that reveals inner life. The piece asks whether vigilance and transparency would make society, worship spaces, and truth itself visible as a mirror of conduct, urging self-control and integrity.
A Chicago Republic- Herald poem fragment reflects inner conflict between longing for wild freedom and everyday duties. The speaker rejects haste and fame, embraces contentment, yet notes a radiant maiden and restless emotions amid domestic tasks and a busy mart.
Fragmentary quotation discusses the power and will of women, noting that everything in the world depends upon will and that women hold a pivotal role. Text appears as a damaged OCR excerpt with references to Emerson and G. Whiter, offering a glimpse of literary meditation on female influence.
A fragmented poem about a maiden saying Auf Wiedersehen at a doorway as she lingers, recalls lilacs and a lamp’s glow. The speaker reflects on youth, parting, and a tender farewell as memory stretches thirteen years back to a shy, bashful moment.
A fragmentary Sunday column surveys San Antonio politics with scattered names and campaigns. It notes John H. Witter, Peter Jones, Bob Green, and local Republicans debating county office bets, primary strategy, and factional unity, while urging cooperation to win in Bastrop county and warning about opposition candidates.
An archaic ad or fragment discusses Spring Medicine Thoerd as the sole remedy for seasonal weakness. It claims spring ailments stem from impure blood and poor vitality, causing facial eruptions, appetite loss, and low energy, presenting a period piece on historical medical beliefs.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparina and Pilis Hood's Sarsaparina claiming they purify blood, increase vigor, appetite, and vitality, and cure eruptions. It urges families to start taking them today, cites a long-time user Mrs Bantast Bortz and a spring illness anecdote as benefit proof.
An odd pulp ad fragment touts Liquozone as a universal germ killer and promises a free 50 cent bottle to try. It boasts high rights payments, two years of tests with doctors and hospitals, and contrasts Liquozone with ordinary medicine. The piece mixes medical hype with political and local notices, moving through varied topics and local personalities.
Finel's shop at 224 South Flores offers repair work and new projects. W Millehary is the contact, with phone number 746 for bookings and inquiries at the authority.
A fragmented engraving of political caricature and editorials cites Candidate Parker Hearst and other figures. It mocks campaign slogans and questions presidential readiness while weaving poems, ads, and local notices into a wartime style collage. The piece notes public figures, a city audience, and mentions economic concerns and travel deals.
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