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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
5
An excerpt warns that rheumatism stems from inactive kidneys and cold exposure. It recommends keeping feet dry, avoiding colds, and a simple pre scription after meals: Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Kersou ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla two ounces, shaken well in a bottle.
Gorgonio Moran testifies a bartender at a South Laredo Street saloon was assaulted and bitten by Jose Monilla after asking to pay for beer. Moran says Monilla drew a knife behind the bar, injuring him during a struggle before patrolmen took Monilla into custody. This report appears amid local classifieds for autos and bargains.
President W N Wiggins of the State Sune day School association and Marshall A Hudson of Syracuse plan a Texas tour. They will be guests of honor at a Friday banquet in Austin with addresses, and Sunday rallies in Elix churches with Wiggins and Hudson. The tour will visit principal cities this month.
Emperor William declines to visit the Netherlands under pretext of care. After visiting the British court he will stay two weeks on the Isle of Wight to recover from a lingering catarrh. The planned Dutch audience following London will be postponed.
Herman Laux opens a new bar opposite the Menger Hotel in San Antonio. The elegant quarters feature one of the finest Shelly sets and compact decor. Laux, a known local bartender with years in leading cafes, promises quality wines liquors and cigars. The Twas Bar will open tomorrow with lunch served starting at noon. Hermag invites friends and the public to attend the opening and enjoy the fare.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the floral offerings and kindness shown during the illness and death of their beloved father and husband Chas A Sohardt. Deep appreciation is extended from the Hermann Sons and Kitahts of Bonne and Carnenters' une jan, THR FAM.
A long, fragmented hotel arrivals list appears with numerous names and partial locations scattered across New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Nashville, and other cities. The document reads like a guest roster or visitor log with many individuals and spouses named, but lacks complete contexts, dates, or verifiable affiliations.
A New York tale describes Litte Stories about remarkable chickens including a wooden leg Plymouth Rock owned by Lowle Ives on North Main Street. The article recounts a rat injury as a chick, the growing wooden leg saga, hatchling chicks with wooden legs, and Mr Ives’s pride in the hen’s resilience. It also highlights Miss May Frielgs Queen Ann a singing hen near the Methodist church, whose melodious dawn songs evoke comparing to music from a troupe and possible prenatal influence.
A fragmented OCR list names individuals and places across cities such as New Braunfels Weimar Houston and Denver. The roster includes married couples and several initials like A Garwood M Matthews W Reader and J Blaly, suggesting a public or charitable roll or directory snippet without a clear event or action.
Theodore Kulay a 45 year old German-born shoemaker living in the United States since 1904 has filed intention papers in federal court declaring his plan to become a U.S. citizen. A separate note tells of an Arabic world baby christening in Denver after a worldwide voyage by J Cody and his wife and their son Roland nine months old at the time. The piece mentions travel, Bible references, missionaries, and a project to christen the child with a special name, followed by many family photographs from around the globe.
RL Burnett Co a large Burnett paper box factory in Texas and the South operates one of the state’s biggest plants under IL Barnat as president and manager. The firm serves customers in Texas Louisiana and Mexico with boxboard wrapping paper dais and twine plus printed products and employs 35 to 50.
Funeral services were held yesterday for Pedro Chapa at the family home and at San Fernando cemetery, with burial in the same plot. Mary Ryan, aged 92, to be laid to rest at St Marys with burial in St Marys cemetery. she was Irish-born, longtime resident, survived by daughter and stepdaughter. Dolores Garza buried from 22 Durango street, interment at San Fernando cemetery. she was Mexican-born, resident recently, survived by four sons and two daughters. Gust Dubill, 60, cremated at Teje’s chapel and buried at City Cemetery No. 3 after pneumonia death. survivors include Emilie Lutz and Emilie Tate.
The death of August Tarks of 111% Carson Street occurred this morning at Sante Res infirmary while awaiting an appendectomy. Born in this area, she had many warm feuds among the younger residents. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon from the family home.
Special to The Light reports in Houston that the ac content has filed a supplemental report showing an increase in assets totaling 28762 dollars over the faculties of the T. W. House bank sua sension.
The Tyler Commercial College of Tyler Texas carried off first honors at the annual State Fair of Arkansas held in Hot Springs. The school, noted for bookkeeping shorthand typewriting and telegraphy, attracts students and boasts a large employment bureau. Miss Frierson demonstrated their travel typewriting method and won first premium as the fastest typewriter operator.
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