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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1898
Page
5
The page lists assorted notices from social events to staffing, with masque ball plans at Worcesters hall, job ads for a German cook and steam-tin man, births and deaths, a train of small town happenings, and local humor in a bustling city daily. It notes attendees, doors, and various engagements, including theater, concerts, and charitable events.
A garbled OCR fragment references names Ian, Feb, and a place or event titled Lowse Tomorrow. Details are unclear but the snippet hints at a scheduled item or notice with dates and identifiers.
An early 20th century notice advertises internal remedies for intestinal disease. It lists Hell's Oxtarrh Cares and a compound called UCIS sm Catach, claiming internal use will cure severe bowel infections. The Toledo Ohio firm Cherrey & Co. sells the product.
A low pressure area has formed in the southwest with center in Oklahoma and North Texas. A southwest storm track moves northeast bringing generally colder temperatures from the upper plains toward the Mississippi valley and clear conditions in the south west.
A teen fell in the A. B. Frank Co elevator on Commerce Street yesterday morning. One report says he broke his leg, another says only a sprain. Company offices offered scant details as of today.
In a brief meeting yesterday evening Ondels elected a slate including Ira Lorin as president with George Lowther as vice president and Dert Ufer as secretary. Tom Greenlty was named treasurer, outlining the club’s new leadership.
Number 9 of the San Antonin by Gem features A N Uuaks presenting Leoply I Have Met, with Bal Hinore aumorist as grand tomorrow night lecture. The program includes Me Ground op bye house orchestra, Orpheus overture, and March. J M Stoifelh offers a three part piano solo. Miss Alice Horst sings Love's Dream. A L W Hawks debuts as an impersonator with humorous tales and stories. proceeds fund the Gro side of the Gro. Prof A W Matrks praised prior lecture.
In Orteang Massachusetts on November 30 five bodies were recovered from a wreck near Cape Cod. The ship, named Portfind, was sunk just north of Cape Cod and a large number of bodies drifted ashore. Authorities patrol the area as attempts to identify the victims continue.
A large, merry birthday gathering last night at the residence of Mr Fortinand Herff Jr in Ayonne G honored Ferdinand Herff. Guests sang with the San Antonio Quartet, Albert Fornies of New York performed, and Miss Herff with Jacob Waelder and William Dochnert contributed numbers. A whistle set by Dr Clise, A R Campbell on guitar with Adolph Herff accompanied. Cards featured corn shuck cigarette holders in Ammonia national colors.
Special correspondence recalls a young beauty in Monterey and her San Antonio visit. The piece describes her fame for beauty and social allure, her descent from a famed general linked to the Alamo era, and the sensational gossip surrounding her engagements and reputation among Mexican elites.
Berky, guardian for the Cluctuubitt Reds, travels San Ambuls postering as Willahs Bubkinghin Lléwing and Mia Braves await next signing of hedins and voles. The Reds hope for regular spring, with Berkley planning visit to attend his father Beck’s funeral.
Fragments recount Sauita Again, former ruler of Brexico, and Senorita Griffa, ally of royal lineages. Aged tale spans prisons, voyages to Europe, and an orphaned heiress traveling with guardian Juan Anguinoki to claim inheritance and influence living Mexican descendants. Bertha Keach undergoes operation.
An OCR fragment touts Ivod's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and urges readers to take Hood's Bar saparilla to be well, reflecting period quack medicine rhetoric and patent remedy marketing.
Assistant Postmaster General Seyth's annual report outlines domestic money orders rising to 27 700 078 from 25 100 056, urges clerks on a fixed scale, consolidation of post offices, and new substation networks. Recommends eight hour work with six day weeks, competitive exams for carriers sergeants, and postal check receipts. Also notes free delivery extended to 58 offices. pending bills for postal checks and chea ks pigcble to ere x.
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