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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
9
A dated health advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the sole substitute for stomach catarrh and dyspepsia. It claims universal physician endorsement and cites dramatic digestion claims, offering free samples from F. A. Stuart Co. in Michigan.
Special to The Light reports Alice Roosevelt Longworth has entered the annual Chicago flower show, opening today and running to November 12. The pink new rose, named in her honor, vies for first prize against past winners as a grand display unfolds at the Coliseum transformed into a park with gravel walks and expanded exhibits. Chicago is praised by the Society of American Florists as a premier city for flower lovers, selected to host a national show next year.
Hundreds of delegates from public and private charitable institutions arrive for the fifth Massachusetts Conference of Charities in Lynn. President Charles A. DeCourcy will open with a talk on The Probation System. Sessions over five days will cover wardenship of paupers, infant and child welfare, neighborhood work, play grounds, and child-saving agencies.
The Fifth District Medical Association banquet in a Mexican restaurant ended the session with officer elections. Speakers included State Senator Looney, Congressman Slayden, Dr. Armstrong, and Dr. Jackson who outlined licensing and health issues plus the Brownsville dengue clarification.
Mrs. Lucinda Johnson of Fish Creek Wisconsin testifies that Cardus relieved years of illness. After seven bottles she claims full recovery enabling heavy work like washing from day one. She urges others to try Cardus and praises its benefit.
Ina Baytes describes severe womanly trouble and overwork in Lavergne Tennessee on May 27 1907. After failing with doctor prescribed meds she finds relief from Cardui nearly immediately and resumes work. She credits Cardui with strengthening her for the baby and urges friends to try it.
In San Antonio remarks on the national tuberculous crisis Paschal argues for a federal home for the poor who suffer the white plague and leave their homes to seek relief. He criticizes fever scares that halt commerce and notes TB deaths far exceed yellow fever in impact.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a hibiscus like health ad promising relief from suffering, mentioning 5 cents tablets and a list including Drs Co and Burustt & fo undertakers, with garbled phrasing and no clear event or outcome. Entities include Rocky Mountain Tea and 41 other rame d sex as readable remnants.
The article reports Baker charged with the murder of L. L. McMickle. Trial set for December 9 before Judge Dwyer in the Thirty seventh district court. McMickle found dead near the Fredericksburg road on September 17 and identified days later. Baker’s involvement described as supported by a police-constructed chain of evidence. Baker protests his innocence. Also listed are hearings for Jim Rice for a killing at Bt. Hedwig and Paul Barrie’s pending trial for shooting Knit Where. Dallas, November.
Kings emperors and presidents joined in felicitations for Clement Armand Fallieres on his 68th birthday. Born November 6, 1841 at Mezin he rose from mayor of Merae to deputy senator and finally president of France amid a career marked by multiple ministerial roles and a notable national profile. An attempted assassination during July 14 celebrations was noted by enemies as proof of his luck.
An old remedy claim states Mrs Winslow’s Teething Syrup soothes teething pain and quiets gums, claimed to cure wind colic and diarrhea. It’s advertised at twenty five cents per bottle with a note about compliance under the Food and Drugs Act, serial number 1093, dated June 30, 1906.
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