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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1907
Page
4
An advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures a wide range of female disorders including weakness, digestive issues, and pelvic pains. It emphasizes known composition, avoids habit-forming drugs, and touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills.
A chaotic but joyous scene described as children flocked to a local light fair. Ponies, a miniature engine train, and diving horses entertained the crowd while vendors and shows drew families to enjoy rides and side attractions amid festive street activity.
Thousands gathered at the exposition as The Light Torce and helpers distributed gifts to youngsters. Laughter and cheers followed each exchange as toys and whistles found new owners. The event ended with grateful smiles and memories to last a lifetime.
A traveling men’s parade was held yesterday across San Antonio and other Texas cities. Mayor Gallaglat led officials, with Mr Boldt of Houston delivering an oration praising the traveling men. The event featured lively entertainment, stories, and a large turnout, with spectators and participants enjoying the day.
The visiting delegation gathered at the grounds for a welcome by Mayor and Adal Boldt president of the Travelers' Protective Association of America. Mayer Regan Calkiadon spoke on the journey and the potential for growth of the traveling men and the program in the city.
A visiting speaker from Texas opens with praise for San Antonio and its fair association. He extols Alamo heroes Travis Bowie and Crockett, recalls Texas independence, and compares Texas travelers to famed ancient warriors. The talk weaves humor with reflections on travel and patriotism spoken before a local audience.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for stomach gas and bad breath, claiming charcoal absorbs impurities, cleanses blood, and improves appetite and overall health. It promises a free sample and urges readers to order a full box through Stuart Co, Marshall, Minnesota.
Carlos Bee addressed the body, noting traveling men rival lawyers in quickness and ground coverage. Rev. Trawer Wilson warned of temptations and urged restraint, claiming travelers bent the truth to win suits while others suffered. The event drew many members and their families, who socialized after the talks.
Special to The Saigit reports Mrs. Charles H Taft of Houston Heights regained the power of speech Saturday afternoon after 33 years of partial paralysis and seven months of near total dependence when a needle, swallowed 23 years earlier, pierced her wrist while milking a neighbor's cow. As the needle was removed her speech returned instantly, which she calls miraculous.
Railroad notes report a inspection trip by H W Anderson signal superintendent F Woodsoul Eng G A Weight and roadmaster Adhus of the Southern Pacific. They discuss the large city drainage project near the depot costing 3000 dollars and debate the original Sunset route and its mapping versus the 1876 plan led by Cal Auierson and the Galveston Houston San Antonio line.
A fragment notes Fune 1 of that year by Henry Andrews, vice-president and gallery manager, who has been a car keeper. It hints at plans to extend a road from Columbia to San Antonio and a possible Martins connection with the Bolsheri Pacific via El Paso. It also mentions the Missouri, Kansas & Teznn mast road laying steel on 3600 feet of sidetrack at Firm.
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