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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1899
Page
3
A long, rambling note describes hunters enjoying a cold snap that lures birds to water holes, the labor of training dogs, legal fines for poaching, and recent hunting reports from Texas and nearby regions, including quail, ducks, and a deer sighting, with remarks on gear, hours, and safety.
A light chestnut man on a gray horse tied to a saloon near One Hundred Twentieth Street and High Avenue rode after Columbia College’s victory. The man named Klenke, a baker, paraded with the animal through Morningside and Seventy Avenue, drank beers, fed the horse, and ended at a saloon counter with sandwiches. The pair departed together, reportedly sober, heading to Klenke’s home at 2231 Eighth Avenue.
The Washington Post reports Mrs Rubberina asking Mrs LushCut to visit in the afternoon while noting speculation about a separation between Mr and Mrs Rubberina. The fragment suggests domestic trouble but provides no firm facts or dates.
A dated critique by Cornel Tr Octavar 1899 examines political religious and friendly hypocrites. It defines political hypocrites as selfish and deceitful agents who beguile voters with promises they forget after elections. Religious hypocrites parade sanctimony to hide vice, while friendly hypocrites win trust only to betray. The piece contrasts tact with hypocrisy and urges praise of genuine conduct over pretense.
The Grocer Co displays a beverage made from Mon Iron Water at the exposition booth near the east entrance. The water touted for health benefits draws crowds daily as a new drink named Iron becomes popular alongside existing products.
A humorous exchange compares a Séceslon vase to beauty while noting a large sum of dollars from the Jewel era. The dialogue features Mrs Oldschool and Mrs Newrieh as they debate aesthetic value and value in a weekly context.
A partial quotation shows a debate about Biddlecomb described as a professional bolter. The line notes his party allegedly left him five times and captures a sharp partisan exchange between Giveland Pialn and Deater.
An old advertisement offers roller makers for Edison mimeographs with a promise of prompt attention and guaranteed satisfaction. The copy requests diameter, make or press, and mentions “ROLLER-MAWET 18-L1a” and “READ THE SUNDAY LIGHT.”
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